Key Moments from the History of Education in the U.S. - Drunk History
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Drunk History breaks down three important moments for education: the Scopes trial, the Little Rock Nine’s fight to integrate their school and Fred Rogers’s Congressional testimony.
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Based on the popular web series, Drunk History is the liquored-up narration of our nation's history. Host Derek Waters, along with an ever-changing cast of actors and comedians, travels across the country to present the rich tales that every city in this land has to offer. Booze helps bring out the truth. It's just that sometimes the truth is a little incoherent.
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They got Collin to play the role his dad played. That is super meta.
Collin Hanks did that role in 2018. That was before Tom Hanks was cast to be Mr. Rogers.
They got Tom to play the role his son played.
@@aidanyelsma7762 The announcement that Tom Hanks would be playing Mr Rogers was made in January of 2018. A big budget Hollywood movie has a much longer production time than an episode of a TV show. They knew Tom Hanks would be playing Mr. Rogers when they made this. That would be a pretty huge coincidence if they didn't.
@@phaedrus000 I don’t think coincidence is the right word, or if it is, than it wouldn’t be that big a coincidence. After all, maybe they director for “A beautiful day in the neighborhood” saw Colin play the part, and got an idea “hey, His dad might be good for that role?”
Oh no the best part of it all is that Collin and Tom hanks are related to mr Rogers
Arkansas born and raised, and those Nine were a goddamn inspiration. And still are.
9 visions of black excellence, they sure as hell were. It takes courage and heart to stand in the face of oppression. That right there, is stone cold shit. Pardon my French.
i love how she includes all white people as the mad Arkansas mob. Reversal racism mixed in of course.
@@420spacecowboy there is no such thing as reversal racism. Racism can not be “reversed”. You are either racist to a group or not. However I don’t think her statement was racist. Yes it’s true that there were groups of black men and women who were against integrating yet it is VERY unlikely that they are going to riot in a mob of racist white men and women. She just told the story how it was and I personally think she did very well
I don't quite understand, but I expect I will. (polite bow)
Hot take: Collin Hanks looks more like Mr. Rogers than his dad.
Tom is too tubby for it, but you know he probably paid to play the role.
Pretty sure that wouldn't have worked as well because the vast majority of people nowadays know Mr. Rogers when he was older so Tom Hanks fits that build + Tom Hanks is one of the most well-known actors in North America. I personally would've cast Colin Hanks because he likely actually grew up with Mr. Rogers, unlike his Dad.
Lol for the little rock nine one there was a guy that had a sign saying "I just like yelling". Lol sounds about right
"You can fart all you want on the Fart Bus!"
I can't believe they kept that little aside in with the jingle music underneath. Cracks me up every time.
Drunk History is like PBS for learning adults!!
Man, mr Rogers is right up there with Bob Ross for being some of the sweetest and most iconic tv characters ever!
Def more influential and popular than Bob Ross, but they're both cool 😎
Forgot one: ""Carload" of Bus Farts.
Ernest Green: "thank God I graduated, these people almost killed me..."
I'm dead🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They should have done young Mr Rogers then Older Mr Rogers and cast both Colin and Tom hanks
That is a perfect idea but I don't think Colin likes his father all that much. Whenever he gets interviewed and he gets brought up, you can see something more than irritation in his eyes. I don't think those two want to work together.
This was a show built on a shoestring budget and actors that were willing to take 600 dollars or so for the shooting period. They couldn't afford tom hanks. Note that that price couldn't afford a lot of major actors that they got like Kirsten Dunst, but they were in it because it was a side gig that they enjoyed doing.
PBS and NPR are two of the best investments in truth, justice, and the American way ever made by the American people. Education needs to start as soon as possible and last a lifetime. Everyone wins when We are all as well informed as possible.
I totally 100 percent agree! I didn't learn about real history of America until PBS or NPR. Kinda sad😞 It makes me wonder what the kids are learning today.
"Hhh... I'm a rough, hard, armadillo of a human man, but... you gave me goosebumps...!" - Winning the hearts and minds of a people one by one in action!
One item to note, my Great Uncle Norman Nartker was one of those 101st Airborne Division Soldiers dispatched to protect the Little Rock 9. God Bless his soul.
“We’re here to take care of you today.” 🫡❤️
I lost it at "being the blackity blackest black that ever blacked"
Also,” Ooooo, look at my nails, they’re so pretty!”
The wakanda stance 🤣
Wow! Thanks Mr. Rogers! PBS is one of the best things to ever happen to TV and certainly the best thing in the US! Thanks and Cheers from Brazil!
I love how they got Colin Hanks to play Mr. Rogers who drinks milk as he watches kids programme 🤣
You can find the actual video of Mr. Rogers' speech at the Senate hearing on RUclips and this guy's retelling of it is insanely spot-on. Also, the puppets nodding in agreement with Mr. Rogers at 18:42 might be the cutest thing ever shown on Drunk History.
Yeah, you can legitimately see the change that, with just a few words, he wrought in that chamber. He's sorely missed these days. We've lost his example and people have forgotten how to talk to each other.
My imaginary friend was ‘Wee Wodgers,’ I loved him so much haha. My Mom brings that up all the time, I don’t remember that at all but do remember loving the show.
We need more of these, I learned so much in a fun way
They just recently cancelled the show 😢 this is just a compilation of older clips
@@s02229 And I am weeping :-(
BRING THIS SHOW BACK!!!!!
Timestamps:
Scopes Monkey Trial 0:00
Little Rock Nine 6:41
Mr. Rogers Champions PBS 16:20
My parents met because my dad worked at PBS and so I guess I owe my life to Mr Rogers.
mr rogers was my favorite show as a little kid. at montessouri school age 2-4, i had a hard time sleeping during naptime, so the teachers would let me go in the tv room and watch mr rogers. i definitely think i learned a lot of my early emotional skills from him 😭
also love that Amber pointed out over and over that the Little Rock Nine were just KIDS. i know it really happened, but it's still crazy to me that full grown adults were trying so hard to intimidate and hurt some 14-16 year olds. racism is so beyond whack and it's sad we're still fighting for Black liberation.
...and to this day the battle between ignorance and wisdom still rages.
Major Props to the actors in these skits - You really need to know what you are doing to pull this stuff off as well
as they do -
All three of these stories were great. I learned about integration when I was in school in the '70s and 80s. I played Clarence Darrow once in the play "Inherit the Wind". And I remember Mr. Rogers. He was the absolute greatest, especially for latchkey kids of my youth.
these were ALL good, but Amber Ruffin literally brings sunlight into my heart. she is the CUTEST!❤
Literally? Then how are you alive?
@@JiveDadson I know he has sunlight in his heart! How is he still alive?!
@@noahmeyer3013: I was wondering that too! How, just how I say?
@@JiveDadson My god... She's mastered the problem of miniaturized fusion containment... in her heart! This is amazing news! We need to tell the world! We need to get her in touch with ITER!
"wow the little rock nine are still alive?" Yeah wasn't that long ago.
The scope monkey trial video got me an A on my history midterm. Thanks y'all
That's great! 😊
Fun fact: Fred Rogers and Tom Hanks are related. They are 6th cousin. I just found out on Fred Rogers' wikipedia.
it wouldve been awesome if they had Tom Hanks following them inside at 10:36 as Forrest Gump, lmao
Omg the guy who busts in the school is hilarious!!!!
21:21 "...but the whole world" - As a German kid growing up in the early '70s, only allowed to watch "Sesame Street" with their grandparents bc my parents thought it to be "too progressive", I agree it is the epitome of American Culture!
I love that Colin Hanks is playing Mr. Rogers! 😍
"I'm a football coach... and I also teach Science..." - The USA from an outside perspective.
In the American south, the odds are pretty decent that your history teacher was also the football coach
Colin looks the most like his dad when he's making faces like this 17:28
Amber Ruffin is so wonderful -- but this story still makes me cry.
Who would of thought we could look back at history and laugh. lets keep it there. history can be comedy too.
I’d love to get drunk and tell a history story
Fred Rogers was actually an ordained Minister.
"oh cool, happy 2019" 16:07 ....oh, happy 2020
When is HIGH HISTORY coming out?...............That would be Fun!🤔🥰😂
Tom and Colin Hanks both doing Mr. Rogers...
So Comedy Central cancels the show and then makes extra$ off this fantastic CANCELLED show on RUclips. Another example of why CC sucks.
NOOOOOO! They cancelled it?! Isn't it nominated for an emmy this year?
I know, it's appalling - CC more than sucks!
Well Derek Waters got his start with youtube videos back in 2009(?). So I guess it's fitting he returns.
@@decemberschild1504 not sure, but that sounds right. That network let Tosh.0 rack up a ridiculously long number of season but cancels DH.
@@decemberschild1504 It was not nominated for an Emmy this year. It was nominated for goddamn THREE Emmys. It has been nominated 17 times and won once. It is a treasure and apparently we were not worthy.
Mr. Rogers is a hero.
Amber Ruffin: "I can't reach you..." - Oh you reached me, grrlll!!!
Did you read the protest signs in the background? Hilarious.
How do you make this video with the dubs on point. Outstanding.
This is one of the best you have done:)
Thank you, Comedy Central 🥺
Go home history, you're drunk!
I love how 9:04 is a recreation of that photograph of Elizabeth Eckford entering the school
I have attached my grandmother and grandfather to an electronic rocket to send them to another galaxy
Q: What is it that even the most careful person overlooks?
A: Her nose!
Ok, the 'NAAWP' sign took me right out!
BLACK LIVES MATTER! ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻
I don't like alot of the ways blm behaves but I do want to say thank for putting a white hand in there... Sincerely thank you. I haven't walked with blm but I would stand up for any persons right to live as everyone else.
ALL LIVES MATTER NOT JUST BLACK LIVES!!!
I love how they put BJ Porter’s drunkspeak into William Jennings Bryant’s mouth😂
This warms my heart ❤️ Especially as a history teacher
Aww wait y’all made me emotional and I’m off of rum 😂😂😭❤️ dope episode really gonna miss this series
I wish they did versions where the actual audio from the actors saying their lines are cut together with the storytelling.
Who's ever playing Elizabeth of the little rock 9, is a smoke house.. Super hot
Amandla Stenberg from Hunger Games
Amber Ruffin is a national treasure.
Funny how Thom Hanks brother is playing him in this ,while he plays Fred on the big screen.
Son but yeah
95 years later, whole factions of our population deny evolution.
did people believe in evolution in 1920? I was surprised
And that the earth is flat.
@@saidabbos510 Evolution by natural selection was first figured out in 1859, but started to become widely accepted in the 1920's.
This was happening just as evolution was gaining a foothold and becoming more accepted.
04:42 The Universe: "Are you still spinning... Or... How do you feel?"
Me: "Well, I'm... I'm dizzy..."
The Universe : "Mhmm..."
Me: "I feel weird... I feel like I think I know where I'm going... and then... I get utterly confused about where I thought I was going... Oh, no... gonna get facebook responses for this..."
The Little Rock 9 really should have been allowed to get a few free punches and kicks in on those bullies, it only seems fair.
Don’t sugarcoat it. Racists is the right word, not bullies🙄
"Puppets are tight." - Mister Rogers
I heard you guys canceled the show that will change !!!!! Bring it back !
I love the inclusion of the 101st eagle patch
“Puppets are tight.” Yes they are 👍
Wakanda forever
I Am still watching APBS (Alabama Public Broadcast Station)at 43🗣️Roll Tide
Love this series
Best...story...eveeerrr! Cheers to PBS!!!
Puppets are tight, everyone loves puppets - mister rogers
Awwww wow thanks for sharing this 😀
You had a good run Drunk History
DeRon is amazing one of the best up and coming actors righy now.
I'm convinced Colin is a clone rather than offspring..... he looks TOO much like pops
This storyteller is great!!
and with special guest banjo lips
2:09 Why does this sound wrong ?
Because it is.
As someone who has never been exposed to Mr. Rogers: I to totally feel that guy!
"Its 2019 and racism is fixed and everything is fine"
I knew someone jinxed it
The Mr Rogers story is exactly what happened if you haven't seen the footage look it up
Nice vid
Mr. Rogers was a marine. Semper Fidelis.
I didn't realize you could get the Daily Prophet in Tennessee.
Colin and Chet Hanks wow it’s hard to believe they were raised in the same house
Literally killed that man's whole career.
omg imagine if there was facebook back then xD. All the things people would have said about this court case
Isn't the Ernest green actor from Daniel Thrasher's old videos
The RUclips ads has a sick sense of comedy because I received an ad of Omnipod to help them for diabetes.
OK, I cried a little...more than a little.
Who is that playing Clarance Darrow?
Jack McBrayer
Love this .you need to be drunk to except this shittt
I know that the NAAWP sign was probably supposed to mean n.a.a.white people, but all I can picture is just a funny way to pronounce "nope".
Wait. The host reminds me of Matt Damon.
Not the host, but the drunk narrator.
It's weird how they got a guy that looks like Tom Hanks to play mr. Rogers.
William Jennings Bryan ... smartie all-the-times, yay
Colin Hanks
Was the black guy related to leave burton
If there's was no evolution, we would just be slime in a gene pool