It's only the second time they've played brothers after all these years.

Owen Wilson has a brother?

@@nadiashireensiddiqi Luke Wilson. Their first film was also Wes Anderson's first film, Bottle Rocket. I remember seeing it in a theater when it came out. I thought it was brilliant and the two of them were superb in it. They've been in a bunch of films together, but they only played brothers in one film, that I recall. In Around the World in 80 Days they played the Wright Bros.

Ooooofff..... I did not even know they were related...

@Duribethin He is on the next zombieland so that may help

This was my first time ever seeing her. I enjoyed her episode though.

Yeah that was pretty precious. She's a feisty one. I think her and Derek must have played dress-up between the last few rounds. That looks like one of her shirts on him. This is adorable.

She's probably my favorite too. She's super funny.

i was sad when she put it on :(

Mine too.

I heard that the pay isn't even that high and they shoot everything in 24 hours. So you know that they're doing this gig for fun!

@@AnnoyingAsianWitch Apparently it's $600 for a day of shooting, which is obviously nothing to celebrities. They do it because they like it!

There’s a third brother too Very talented

Stephanie Beard can we talk about how he used his sanitarium to perfect his mutilation of children

@@SpinningSage debbie downer over here.

scrapefrenzy it is a history so many have no idea about. Babies still get mutilated everyday because of his beliefs in not having sex or pleasure!

scrapefrenzy have you looked into the history yet?

SpinningSage My original comment was about the way this segment was filmed rather than the people who were actually there. It cannot possibly be historically accurate that every visiting patient followed John Kellogg around all day performing calisthenics and never talking to one another. But somebody on the writing/production team thought to have them do that. And the sheer absurdity of it was a visual that made me laugh really hard. I appreciated that moment- even though I know there is MUCH more to the story. Sexual repression and micromanaging other people’s bowels never lead to healthy outcomes. But your comments seem to imply that it is somehow improper or unwarranted to enjoy a comedic moment in a comedy show if the full problematic history is not told. Seems a bit judgy, no? Believe me, I don’t back off of in-depth discussions of the worst offenses plaguing our culture- as well as the systematic and persistent nature of so many of them. I’ve also learned to just enjoy a good, hearty laugh when I can get it. And Drunk History makes me laugh- every episode, this one especially. And for that, I am eternally grateful. So this was a kudos to Derek and the rest of the team. Great job!

It's the burden of a catchphrase...

I only watched this so i could at LEAST see him lip sync "WOWWW". is that weird?...

LMAO STOOOP 😁

Wow

Taking out wow from owen is like taking out sugar from kellogs.

Nah man, they're too busy casting Peter Weller(s voice).

*the colonel wants to know your location*

TBoneBoomBoom I think he looks like Glenn Close.

I couldn’t ignore that

Ikr! He should play if the dating sim got a live action.

That was so funny to me!!🤣🤣

3:21 😅

yeah i was super surprised this wasn't mentioned!

And John supposedly never had sex with his wife. Because sex was the root of all disease

And that they thought the plain flakes would help young men from being horny.

And how corn flakes were gonna prevent masturbation and cure homosexuality, but I suppose that was all implied with him losing gall credibility

Or his fascination with the colon once having claimed ot be greater than God because he owned a colon.

@@discordingstichery6830 He and his bride actually spent his honeymoon writing a book called Plain Facts for Old and Young all about his strange views on sex and masturbation.

The Younger Brother and the Frosted Flakes.

With no cameo from bill murray? Pshaw

The road to Wellville is the only one I can think of that was loosely based on this

The Road To Wellville.

The Road to Wellville movie is funny yet disturbing😂😯

Yaaaaaasss

Sign me up. I want to see that.

@@ladymaiden2308 She burnt down the convent a girl she loved was sent to and dug up another nuns grave to fake that girls death. Was pardoned by the King for dueling, made money showing off her skills and flashed a guy who didn't believe a woman could be so good with a sword and joined the opera. (And a decent bit more, she had a short yet exciting life.)

@@cait812 holy shit. That is one intense lady! I think I love her. Thank you for introducing us, I'm now going to look up absolutely everything I can find about her. You rock sweetheart.🤘

@@cait812 man, that's a rollercoaster life. I'm interested, too.

Oh shit... Mind blown

I score this 4/4 unicorns: 🦄🦄🦄🦄

Fritz Catalan reupload

It wasn't actually moldy thankfully. Just stale, over risen and yeasty.

Don't listen to those two morons. Yes they still use the mold technique but, it's actually safe, also, because Kellogg's is a giant multi-billion dollar corporation, ain't shit you can do about it. Just continue to eat them, knowing the truth now. Sugar Frosted Mold Flakes.

Not all mold is bad, just like not all mushrooms are bad

I mean cheese is just milk curdled in different fashions

Sour cream, sourkrout... When Richard Webber skied to the north pole, my understanding (though I met him several times I never got to hear the story directly from him, but apparently he tells it well) the airline he contracted (possibly the Canadian air force, depending on who tells it) kept all his food in a nice warm hangar for a month prior to dropping it off on the ice: when he resupplied from his cache, EVERYTHING had soured. He called Health Canada on the sat phone and they said if it's rotten, your attempt is done, if it's sour it's up to you whether you can stomach it or not. So he ate sour EVERYTHING for 2 or 3 weeks and made it. Today he doesn't take sourkrout on his hot dogs. Lots of stuff that's past expiry is fine to eat.

And in their respective roles as well!

Right?!

Hollywood for you.

@Christobanistan Honour Blackman ain't bad for 90

Sophie Browner she looks like she’s in her early 30s wtf!?

This episode is from 2013

Same 😂

As is cheese!

That is...Strangely shocking.

It's okay.

I hope it was just a burp

HAHAHAHA

*POUNDS HAT*

me too 😁😂

Same 😂😂

Wilson's *

a good boy lol was about to say that

@ a good boy...doh! Edited! :)

@@agoodboy1404 *Wilsons hahaha

Luke Wilson wasn’t in The Darjeeling Limited. You’re thinking of The Royal Tennebaums

josh656 😂😂😂

Stringy bowel movements.

Solid ropey bowel movements.

josh656 yes

Terrible for bm

So your religion _doesn't_ mandate two big ropey poops a day?

Only redeeming factor is we Adventists kicked John Harvey Kellogg out for being crazy af. Also he wasn’t the only cray cray individual espousing this stuff back in the day, and given the actual “medicines” available at the time it I’d rather have had his treatment.

Jonathan Sackett including circumcision and enemas?

@@DissociatedWomenIncorporated of course it does! Lol JK.

@@MunthApollo ah, a Scientologist.

I'm currently learning about it in pathfinder

and looking out of breath for real! LOL!

Susan Bame Wouldn’t even have noticed if you hadn’t said this. Hmm. Maybe we need a drunk history episode about 100-year-old washing machines..? 🤔

images.app.goo.gl/toe7hus8GwiwdqMT9

I mean it's possible it's an anchor brand washing machine piece but I find it much more likely it's an old pasta press. Considering how it sits on the table 🤷‍♀️🏽

What's your point? I _always_ make my breakfast in the washing machine. Tide pods add an amazing flavour!

That's definitely a pasta press. My grandmother (from Germany) literally had darn near the exact same one in the back room of her house. And my other grandmother had a similar one as well in her house. Washer ringers looked quite different from what was shown in this video. One of the ways you can tell the difference is the special gap in between the roller presses. There's no way you can fit clothing through them, also there's small grooves on the rollers meant to puncture and further press out air bubbles, similar to that of a pizza dough rolling docker. And an old style "washer wringer", which was only made in limited quantities...well cause hanging your clothes out to dry was faaar more effective and wringing the clothes out by hand was more effective as well; were far larger than that which is shown, which is why they didn't last long at all when they initially came out because they were far more time consuming and labor intensive AND pieces became water worn and damaged more easily than just wringing them by hand or you could just place several clothes in a large press which would be even better than the aforementioned.

It doesn't. Not sure we're they got that info. The dough was stale and that made flakes, not mold

Probably because she was drunk.

jadedaejanae lmfao same and at “ I’m on a *budget* ! “ 😂

Its Paget's grandma's outfit. They were trying on clothes in her closet and she asked Derek if he could wear it.

I was looking through the comments for this LOL! XD

Frost ain't Adventist!

That will turn you into a sexual deviant, and god help you if you mangle the reproductive organs of your women by transporting them at more than 20mph. - Kellogg, probably

@@leaftye hell yes sex sells

Just one inaccuracy: the Seventh-day Adventist church never had "orders." I have no idea where they came up with that term to describe John H. Kellogg. He was very influential in the SDA church right up until he tried to publish a book advocating pantheism. Interestingly enough, while the book was at the printers his enormous sanitarium and the publisher both burned down spectacularly in an incident many Adventists interpreted as an act of divine judgment.

Hey ..uh. Jillian? IGAF.

Bruce's trading cards yikes. even small inaccuracies are what fucks history up.

Oh, okay... 📝

Mood

Naomi Jones there are Adventist schools in the US??

@@Lizzy703 there sure are, I graduated from one.

Kemunto09 really?!?! I have a lot of questions like do they have the same strict rules, mine had like no dying your hair or painting your nails and no make up, no hand holding ect . Do they have a lot of students like is it a big school?

adam forbes Here's more about him He perfected his mutilation for children and implemented it in he hospital. It's called circumcisions..and he did it to stop people from having sex and maaturbating

Kelly your pfp is trippy