Drunk History UK Season 3 Episode 8 Judi Love and Miles Jupp

As we enter the eighth episode of Drunk History UK season 3, we are treated to a very special pairing of Judi Love and Miles Jupp. Both comedians in their own right, they bring their own unique sense of humor and storytelling to the show.

The episode begins with Judi Love discussing the story of Queen Nanny of the Maroons, a Jamaican national hero who led a successful rebellion against the British in the 18th century. As Judi becomes more intoxicated, her storytelling becomes more animated, and her impressions of the various historical figures involved become increasingly hilarious.

We then move on to Miles Jupp's segment, where he discusses the life and times of Sir Francis Drake, the famous English sea captain and explorer. Miles' storytelling style is a bit more subdued than Judi's, but just as entertaining in its own way. He takes us through Drake's famous circumnavigation of the globe, his involvement in the defeat of the Spanish Armada, and his ultimately tragic end.

As always in Drunk History UK, the historical accuracy of these stories is secondary to the entertainment value of the comedians' drunken ramblings. Nevertheless, amidst all the laughs and silliness, there are some real insights to be gained into these historical figures and the times in which they lived.

Whether you're a history buff or just looking for a good laugh, this episode of Drunk History UK is sure to deliver. With Judi Love and Miles Jupp at the helm, it's a wild ride from start to finish. So sit back, pour yourself a drink (if you're of legal age), and enjoy the show!