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Variety reports today that Hulu has signed a streaming-series deal with an upstart wunderkind comedy filmmaker by the name of Mel Brooks. After 40 years, the director and screenwriter is finally penning the follow-up to his 1981 farce, History of the World, Part I. Brooks will write and executive-produce the series, naturally called History of the World, Part II, alongside a stacked team including Wanda Sykes, Nick Kroll, and Ike Barinholtz. I cant wait to once more tell the real truth about all the phony baloney stories the world has been conned into believing are History! Brooks saidadorably.<\/p>\n
The first History of the World covered historical ground real and imagined, ranging from prehistory to biblical times to the French Revolution to a sci-fi future, but theres still a ton of untapped material for Brooks & Co. to work with on the series, which will be available to stream in 2022. The whole thing could be made up of historical events from the 40-year hiatus between History of the World installments and wed still eat it up. How about a sketch from the 95-year-old Brooks on the rise of the Kardashians, hmmm? Were not saying it wouldnt work <\/p>\n
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