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History of the World: Part II
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  • Episode aired Mar 7, 2023
  • 25m
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Jack Black in History of the World: Part II (2023)
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Alexander Graham Bell makes (and receives) a telephone call; Shmuck Mudman gains access to the politburo; Sigmund Freud teaches psychoanalysis.Alexander Graham Bell makes (and receives) a telephone call; Shmuck Mudman gains access to the politburo; Sigmund Freud teaches psychoanalysis.Alexander Graham Bell makes (and receives) a telephone call; Shmuck Mudman gains access to the politburo; Sigmund Freud teaches psychoanalysis.

  • Directors
    • Alice Mathias
    • David Stassen
  • Writers
    • Ike Barinholtz
    • Emmy Blotnick
    • Guy Branum
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    • Mel Brooks
    • Pamela Adlon
    • Tim Baltz
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.6/10
    413
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    • Directors
      • Alice Mathias
      • David Stassen
    • Writers
      • Ike Barinholtz
      • Emmy Blotnick
      • Guy Branum
    • Stars
      • Mel Brooks
      • Pamela Adlon
      • Tim Baltz
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    Mel Brooks
    Mel Brooks
    • Narrator
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    Pamela Adlon
    Pamela Adlon
    • Fanny Mudman
    Tim Baltz
    Tim Baltz
    • Lt. Henry Honeybeard
    Ike Barinholtz
    Ike Barinholtz
    • Alexander Graham Bell…
    Jack Black
    Jack Black
    • Joseph Stalin
    Dove Cameron
    Dove Cameron
    • Anastasia Romanov
    Rob Corddry
    Rob Corddry
    • Vladimir Lenin
    Nick Kroll
    Nick Kroll
    • Schmuck Mudman…
    Zahn McClarnon
    Zahn McClarnon
    • Mingoes
    Wendi McLendon-Covey
    Wendi McLendon-Covey
    • Peasant
    Charles Melton
    Charles Melton
    • Joshy Mudman
    Sam Richardson
    Sam Richardson
    • Thomas Watson
    Seth Rogen
    Seth Rogen
    • Noah
    Wanda Sykes
    Wanda Sykes
    • Harriet Tubman
    Taika Waititi
    Taika Waititi
    • Sigmund Freud
    Tyler James Williams
    Tyler James Williams
    • Mason Dixon
    Owen Burke
    • Boris
    Ayo Edebiri
    Ayo Edebiri
    • Runaway Slave
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      • David Stassen
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      • Emmy Blotnick
      • Guy Branum
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    10darmal5-1

    Old school satire

    I'm loving this. At first I was worried about a 40 year sequel, and although the humor is uneven, I find myself laughing at some of the bits. In this episode is the Freud skit and as juvenile/sophomoric the sick jokes are, I was cracking up. The takes on the different topics are rather clever (better than most skit comedy shows). I am sure so many people will be "offended" by some of the presentations (see the Civil war review on episode 4) but anyone who watched the old Mel Brooks films will understand the subtle ironic humor. And even more the humor in context (the 70s sitcoms format of Shirley!).

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    • Goofs
      In his narration Mel Brooks said that Alexander Graham Bell made the first ever telephone call in the 1870s. However Bell got the patent on his telephone at that time. The first working telephone and phone call was made by Johann Philipp Reis in 1861.
    • Connections
      References The Twelve Chairs (1970)

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