Historical Roasts: Season 1
Historical Roasts season 1 is available in the US on Netflix.
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Historical Roasts season 1 streaming guide
Historical Roasts season 1 (2019) has 6 episodes. In the US, it’s available on Netflix. The season premiered on May 27, 2019. The last episode aired on May 27, 2019.
Season 1 Episodes
Abraham Lincoln is considered perhaps the greatest U.S. president. So of course Jeff Ross decided to mock him in ways that are anything but civil.
As rock legend and musical icon Freddie Mercury himself might put it: Can anybody find me ... somebody to kill Jeff Ross?
Rachel Feinstein plays one of history's most revered figures, fending off playful insults from an array of other World War II characters.
MLK may have been to the mountaintop, but what about a roast? Panel members portraying notable African American figures crack jokes about the icon.
Cleopatra may be ancient history, but her legend lives on. Jeff welcomes a host of characters from antiquity to help roast a most enigmatic figure.
Float like a butterfly, sting like a comedian. Jeff and friends take jabs at one of boxing's all-time greats during this rumble in the roasting jungle.
In the US, Historical Roasts season 1 is available on Netflix. This episode list is updated as new episodes air.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch Historical Roasts season 1?
Historical Roasts season 1 is available in the US on Netflix. The episode list and Watch links are on this page.
How many episodes does Historical Roasts season 1 have?
Historical Roasts season 1 has 6 episodes; the first episode aired on May 27, 2019.
Where can I watch Historical Roasts season 1 episode 1?
Historical Roasts season 1 episode 1 (“Abraham Lincoln”) is available in the US on Netflix, along with the rest of the season.
When did Historical Roasts season 1 come out?
Historical Roasts season 1 premiered on May 27, 2019.
What audio and subtitle options does Historical Roasts season 1 have?
Audio and subtitle options for Historical Roasts season 1 depend on the platform; US streaming services usually offer English closed captions (CC).
