Ep 6. Siblings

In Drunk History season 4 episode 6, titled "Siblings," viewers are taken on a boozy journey through the stories of famous siblings from history. The episode opens with comedian Derek Waters introducing the theme of the episode while sitting next to his visibly drunk friend, who struggles to open a bottle of liquor.

The first story is about the Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur, played by Jack McBrayer and David Koechner, respectively. The reenactment is narrated by a slurring Jaleel White, who tells the story of how the brothers invented the first airplane.

Next, viewers are taken on a wild ride through the story of the notorious outlaw siblings, the Younger brothers, played by Jimmi Simpson and Timothy Simons. Their tale is narrated by Jenna Fischer, who passionately and drunkenly shares the story of how the Younger brothers became notorious bank robbers.

The episode takes a lighter turn with the story of the Marx brothers, played by Bobby Moynihan, John Michael Higgins, and Jason Ritter. The reenactment is narrated by Rich Fulcher, who tells the story of how the Marx brothers got their start in show business.

The fourth story is about the Bronte sisters, Charlotte, Emily, and Anne, played by Paget Brewster, Tiffany Haddish, and Amber Ruffin. The reenactment is narrated by Maria Bamford, who weaves a tipsy tale of the sisters' tragic lives and their impact on literature.

The final story of the episode is about the infamous Hatfield and McCoy feud, which was fueled by sibling rivalry. The feud is reenacted by Ben Feldman and Chris Parnell, playing the Hatfield brothers, and Kyle Mooney and Taran Killam, playing the McCoy brothers. The story is narrated by Paget Brewster, who brings a drunken whimsy to the violent family feud.

Throughout the episode, we see shenanigans involving Waters and his drunken friends, as they continue to imbibe and interact with the narrators in comical ways. The episode ends with Waters thanking his friends and the narrators, acknowledging the absurdity of the show, and reminding viewers to drink responsibly.

Overall, "Siblings" is a hilarious and entertaining episode that gives viewers a unique perspective on famous siblings from history. The combination of drunken narrators, comedic reenactments, and interludes with Waters and his friends make for a fun and engaging viewing experience.