I don't want to spoil the new installment of boozy book reports for you, but you should know that newcomer Don Cheadle fits right in, Will Ferrell looks like he had a kindergartener make his Abraham Lincoln beard and that Zooey Deschanel shows up as Mary Todd Lincoln. And that Jen Kirkman eventually can't understand why she's not wearing pants with her dress. It's very, very funny. It's been a long time since we've had a new "Drunk History," but this makes up for the wait.

The rest of it plays like either amateur hour (there's a Jimmy Buffet T-shirt that tries to date rape Busy Philipps and a whole lot of Rob Riggle yelling as a comedic approach, to name a few) or like a pasteurized Tim and Eric segment (surreal severed penis humor and Slovin and Allen as Gatsby-era-dressed twins wide-eyed in a hall of mirrors). Aside from the one installment of "Drunk History" (and that's the only one we're going to get for now) and a pretty satisfying sketch called "Playground Politics," in which children don T-shirts named "America" and "North Korea" and "Africa" to show us how bleak the world is in children's terms, none of this is stuff you can't get elsewhere and better, either on the Internet or even on television. So I don't really see the point.

But you do get to see Paul Scheer take a very girly bubble bath, so it's not all a wash (pardon the pun).