Night Class

In “Great Minds with Dan Harmon” Dan is visited by Ludwig Van Beethoven (Jack Black) who shares the lyrics to his most famous compositions. In “The Crossroads of History” we are taken to Adolf Hitler’s 1907 art school interview.

In “Great Minds with Dan Harmon” Dan is visited by Ernest Hemingway (Scott Adsit) and they spend the day drinking, fishing, and fighting. In “The Crossroads of History” we will learn how President Lincoln’s bodyguard’s ill-timed drink inadvertently caused his boss’ assassination.

In “Great Minds with Dan Harmon” Dan is visited by Thomas Edison (Jason Sudeikis) and helps him update his legacy. “How To Lose the Presidency” examines some of the biggest screw-ups in modern political history.

In “The Crossroads of History” Taino locals enjoy paradise until a rag tag crew of Spaniards row ashore. In “Great Minds with Dan Harmon” Dan is visited by Mary Wollstonecraft (Aubrey Plaza) and gets a lesson on feminism.

In “Great Minds with Dan Harmon” Dan is visited by William Shakespeare (Thomas Middleditch) and gives him lesson on modern entertainment. “The Crossroads of History” tells the true story of how a royal butt birthed modern surgery.

In “Great Minds with Dan Harmon” Dan is visited by Idi Amin (Ron Funches) and ends up the victim of a coup d’ tat. “The Crossroads of History” tells the true story of how a lost pack of cigars turned the Civil War in the North’s favor.

“The Crossroads of History” gives us a behind the scenes look at the painting of Da Vinci’s greatest masterpiece, the Mona Lisa. “How To Lose The Presidency” takes a look at the failed campaigns of Marco Rubio, Al Gore, and Mike Dukakis.

In “Great Minds with Dan Harmon” Dan is visited by Betsy Ross (Sarah Silverman) who takes an interest in the 2016 presidential election. “The Crossroads of History” tells the story of how an African slave saved America from the world’s deadliest disease.

In “Great Minds with Dan Harmon” Dan is visited by Amelia Earhart (Kristen Schaal) who sets off on a quest to find her earlier lost self. “The Crossroads of History” tells the story of how women’s right to vote was all but doomed, until one senator’s mom gave him the ultimate guilt trip.

In “Great Minds with Dan Harmon” Dan is visited by Sigmund Freud (Nick Kroll) and gets an impromptu therapy session. “How To Lose the Presidency” examines the gaffes and blunders of Howard Dean and Dan Quayle.

In “Great Minds with Dan Harmon” Dan is visited by Edgar Allan Poe (Paul F. Thompkins) and uses him to help win over a visiting network executive (Mary Lynn Rajskub). “How To Lose the Presidency” takes a look at the political missteps of Ben Carson and Joe Biden.