Nick Kroll’s Sigmund Freud Fixes the Relationship Between Dan and Spencer on “Great Minds”

Sarah Silverman Plays a Betsy Ross Who ‘Feels the Bern’ on Latest Great Minds with Dan Harmon

William Shakespeare and Dan Harmon Fight Over Writing, “Community”, and “Dirty Grandpa” on Latest “Great Minds”

Jason Sudeikis Plays the Maniacal Genius Thomas Edison on Latest “Great Minds with Dan Harmon”

Dan Harmon Has an Existential Crisis When Meeting Ernest Hemingway on “Great Minds”

The First Episode of “Great Minds with Dan Harmon” Meets With a Jack Black-ish Beethoven

History Channel’s“Night Class” Premieres Tonight

Watch a Teaser for History Channel’s “Night Class” Where Josh Fadem Plays Hitler as a Struggling Artist

The History Channel to Launch Collection of Short Form Series Including One from Dan Harmon

April 30, 2016

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If you’ve been watching Great Minds with Dan Harmon on History channel’s Night Class, you’ve might have noticed that the relationship between Dan and Spencer Crittenden, who is solely responsible for the time travel that makes possible, is tenuous at best.

Luckily, their latest guest is none other than the legendary psychoanalyst, Sigmund Freud, as played by Nick Kroll who gets to analyze their relationship, albeit in a very Freudian, psychosexual manner.

See if Kroll’s Freud is able to fix their relationship all the way in 2016.

April 17, 2016

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Dan Harmon scored a big get for the latest Great Minds on History channel’s Night Class with an appearance of the woman who sewed the U.S. flag, Betsy Ross, as played by comedian, actress, and big time Bernie Sanders supporter Sarah Silverman.

All the alternative flags that Betsy/Sarah are pretty fantastic and definitely made for 2016 more than they probably were for 1776.

March 25, 2016

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Thomas Middleditch, who just happens to be a member of The Improvised Shakespeare Company, made for a great William Shakespeare on last night’s episode of Great Minds with Dan Harmon.

Unfortunately, for Harmon, Shakespeare and him didn’t quite get along as well as he had hoped especially for William’s take on modern movies and TV. They, in fact, get into a shouting match hurling insults from across the centuries at each other.

Enjoy it all here.

March 11, 2016

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Dan Harmon makes sure that people in 2016 know how crazy Thomas Alva Edison was with having Jason Sudeikis play him like the jealous bully of an inventor that he was on the latest episode of Great Minds on History channel’s Night Class.

Watch it here.

March 4, 2016

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The latest episode of Great Minds with Dan Harmon, part of History channel’s Night Class, has Dan unprepared on so many levels to meet revered writer Ernest Hemingway as played by Scott Adsit.

In fact, Dan questions himself a lot next to Hemingway, making for another great episode of this show. Watch it here.

February 27, 2016

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The History channel’s Night Class looks like it’s off to a pretty great start.

One of the series within the show is Great Minds with Dan Harmon and the first episode takes wondrous comedic license with an actualized Ludwig van Beethoven as played by Jack Black being brought to the present day. Though probably not the way that many imagine Beethoven might be in real life, it’s still a pretty sweet version the classical legend.

Watch the first Great Minds with Dan Harmon here.

February 25, 2016

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From the looks of these promos, the History channel might have something special on their hands with their new show, Night Class.

Three short form series, Great Minds with Dan Harmon, Crossroads of History, and How to Lose the Presidency, will all be under the umbrella of Night Class starting tonight at 11:30PM.

If you’re into Harmon talking to Beethoven as played by Jack Black, you might want to check this out tonight.

February 23, 2016

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The History channel is really making a point to inject comedy into their line-up in 2016. This includes a compilation of short form shows including, Great Minds with Dan Harmon, Crossroads of History, and How to Lose the Presidency, which will be called Night Class and be their latest comedy offering.

Here’s a pretty great teaser for Crossroads of History, a third of Night Class, where Josh Fadem plays Hitler in his days as an artist that never really seemed to go all that well for him.

Night Class premieres this Thurs. Feb. 25th at 11:30PM on the History channel.

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February 18, 2016

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(via The Hollywood Reporter)

Looks like that Adult Swim model is more popular than ever.

Looking to expand into more comedy-centric or comedy-adjacent programming, The History channel is adding more programming on top of Join or Die with Craig Ferguson.

Night Class will be a late night block, not unlike Adult Swim on Cartoon Network. The block will include Great Minds with Dan Harmon (Dan travels in a time machine to visit history’s greatest minds as played by Jack Black, Aubrey Plaza, Paul F. Tompkins, Thomas Middleditch, Sarah Silverman, and more), Crossroads of History (Elizabeth Shapiro highlights some of the more unbelievable, less talked about moments in history featuring Jack McBrayer, Wayne Knight, Lloyd Ahlquist, and more), and How to Lose the Presidency (a panel revisits how certain candidates committed campaign suicide).

We’ll all actually get to see how Night Class feels next week when it premieres Feb. 25th at 11:30PM.