Alice Mathias
as Director
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The TV series History of the World: Part II, created by Ike Barinholtz and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on March 6, 2023 in the United States. The series spans 1 season with 8 episodes, featuring the voices of Mel Brooks, Ike Barinholtz, Nick Kroll, and Wanda Sykes. It follows the story of Sketches depicting key moments from prehistoric times through modern day, showing human civilization's major developments and cultural shifts across different regions and eras. This is a Comedy, History series and has received a rating of 5.5/10 from 7,164 viewers.
Alice Mathias
as Director
David Stassen
as Director
Lance Bangs
as Director
Nick Kroll
as Director
Mel Brooks
as Narrator
Ike Barinholtz
as Ulysses Grant
Ike Barinholtz
as Leon Trotsky
Ike Barinholtz
as Mark
Nick Kroll
as Schmuck Mudman
Nick Kroll
as Announcer
Nick Kroll
as Judas
Wanda Sykes
as Shirley Chisholm
Wanda Sykes
as Harriet Tubman
Wanda Sykes
as Commentator Trish
Edgar Blackmon
as Apostle
Edgar Blackmon
as Studio Audience Member
Edgar Blackmon
as Private Johnson
Colton Dunn
as Conrad Chisholm
Jay Ellis
as Jesus
Nick Robinson
as Robert Todd Lincoln
J.B. Smoove
as Luke
Kym Whitley
as Florynce Kennedy
Owen Burke
as Red Sox Fan
Owen Burke
as Boris
Katherine LaVeaux
as Hat Check Girl
Katherine LaVeaux
as Raven
Pamela Adlon
as Fanny Mudman
Tim Baltz
as Lt. Henry Honeybeard
Zazie Beetz
as Mary Magdalene
Ronny Chieng
as Kublai Khan
Dove Cameron
as Anastasia Romanov
Marla Gibbs
as Ruby Seale
Ike Barinholtz
as Writer
Emmy Blotnick
as Writer
Guy Branum
as Writer
Mel Brooks
as Writer
Owen Burke
as Writer
Adam Countee
as Writer
Lance Crouther
as Writer
Ana Fabrega
as Writer
Fran Gillespie
as Writer
Janelle James
as Writer
Jennifer Kim
as Writer
Nick Kroll
as Writer
Sergio Serna
as Writer
David Stassen
as Writer
Wanda Sykes
as Writer
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Nick Kroll is not a funny actor, nor is he a funny writer. He is the child of a multibillion dollar family, and boy does it show in this series. Clearly, Mel Brooks was paid a lot of money in his advanced years in order to get this made with his approval, and his only real involvement was as narrator. Since all the heavy lifting with a show like this is done thru it's comedic writing, the absence of Mel's writing is sorely felt here. Just not a funny moment to be had. Yet another IP squeezed to the bone for the sake of nostalgia. This should have been made 30 years ago with much more involvement from Mel Brooks and much less from Nick Kroll.
This is not Mel Brooks Humor. This is a reboot of The Kroll Show with special guest Wanda Sykes. There is WAY too much Nick Kroll here.. way, way, way way too much... and I have never found Nick Kroll funny. He just does some silly accent and thinks THAT makes a bit funny.. it doesn't. The Sykes sketches are far more political in nature than they are funny. Sykes brought her soapbox to the set.... The Bariholtz sketches are okay.. but only because they are OFTEN merely trying to mimic the atmosphere of Blazing Saddles in some way. Several aspects are direct, uhmm, "homages" to Blazing Saddles. Every single actor in this is also a producer... I imagine Mel Brooks just "trusting" these people to write what's (permissibly) funny today. After all, MOST of Mel Brooks's films would NEVER be made today because they would be seen as too offensive. Unfortunately, this series just isn't funny.. .... the Jackass/Johnny Knoxville/Rasputin bits are the only okay aspect throughout the ENTIRE series.. and they are only 2 minutes in length, if that. If you like Nick Kroll.. you may love this series. If, like me, you find Nick Kroll more annoying than funny, you may hate this series.
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