Edgar Allan Poe's Murder Mystery Dinner Party Prologue 4: The Right Russian

[@SciJoy]

Poe's friends - ghosts, ravens, and kidnapped people.

[@8ksPny]

"With my friend, Fyodor Dostoevsky" 😂

[@hazeleyedcapricorn]

"You're my best kidnapper" YOU GUYS!!! This one made me laugh so much, I love it so much I can't even

[@gracegrass4462]

OMG at 3:46 Poe goes to drink from the candle he is holding.... *collapses into fit of laughter*

[@juststeveschannel]

Favorite moment comes at 2:30 when Tolstoy exclaims "Holy Moley!" Apparently he, too, hangs out with Mary Kate on a regular basis.

[@emkaysmiles]

Holy moly.

[@jbizer]

Scours Internet to find first draft of "War and Peace and a Third Thing"😂

[@ReadingOne]

I can't stop giggling at the voice break during "What day is it...is it Tuesday?"

[@ohifonlyx33]

Oh. When he said "noted fan of alcohol" I thought Ernest Hemingway. But yeah... I should have read the title. okay.

[@laurenredding1419]

OMygosh the clothing switch at 3:41 I'm dddyyyyiiiinnnngggg

[@bluesapphireymca]

Also I just noticed at that point Poe was about to drink a candle lmao

[@dorothydawson9131]

"I think it's Anna Karennina" oh my god

[@lilyvaysman3373]

loving the icon lmao, wondered if I'd find any fellow cometeers down here

[@miritskeen]

quality content is tolstoy and poe getting drunk

[@elissamiller8821]

Edgar Allen Poe is reminds me strongly of Ben from Parks and Rec.

[@ProblemsofaBookNerd]

Literally came down to read comments to see if anyone else already said this. Excellent.

[@warrengday]

SO FUNNY. FUNNIEST ONE SO FAR. Laughed so much in opening minute. Also, "make drink in mouth face", where did that come from, I'm laughing as I'm typing.

[@keplerr1512]

"what day is it? aughh.. is it tuesday?" *"throwback thursday..." "more like THROWUP thursday..."

[@elizabethelmore2895]

Best prologue yet! They're all funny, but drunk Poe is the literal best.

[@lolz9113]

this was amazing, I hope there's more drunk authors in the series!

[@callmebecauseIvehitagreatdepre]

theo hemmingway be like 😂

[@samanthaandal6580]

i like how the bottle of "giggle juice" never depletes. like magic.

[@jacobrengen]

I love how you guys have the video slowly get more and more fuzzy the more that they drink it is a cool effect that makes it seem that the audiences getting drunk along with the two authors.

[@emmyrose77]

i can't breathe. these prologues are too perfect!

[@Antenox]

Dat's da giggle juice!

[@HeavenlyImaginings]

These make me so excited for Poe Party

[@TopazChrysanthemum]

The Russian major in me is dying.

[@ZannaZatanna1]

No one else laughing over "...I taste blood now"? XD

[@Rachelw]

This is so perfect. Everything about this so great.

[@SingingSealRiana]

Wow, what happened, that they exchange their cloths?! Does Annabell lee need to be jalous?!

[@kimberleyjones17]

This made me laugh so much! It is truly magnificent!

[@desireebui688]

Oh my gosh this is brilliant.

[@Hanayuni]

My fave so far!

[@noodles6239]

Time to water the plant

[@maryhornsby8338]

This is amazing and I love it.

[@ceciliameirelles7207]

Sorry my terrible inglish, but i need to say tks, because i learn inglish watching your video. It's amazing!!!!!

[@bookwormgirl000]

a wonderful… explearnation

[@Mlovesfashion62]

I love this!

[@Aiironic]

were they ok after this

[@laurenredding1419]

Were they okay before it? Were they ever okay?

[@mustardsfire22]

This is hilarious!! xDDD

[@kaylacleland2590]

I loveeee it

[@firewordsparkler]

This was so funny.

[@dalaniebeach9419]

PLEASE do a Prologue with Lewis Carroll!

[@lamarlatrell5045]

tolstoy, describing poe, reminded wayyyy too much of chekhov

[@aSammyGee]

guyssssssss

[@scottsmartky]

Literary Nerd alert: Exactly how can Tolstoy write the greatest book in American history when he's a bloody Russian!!! If F. Scott Fitzgerald, Hemingway, and Steinbeck start haunting you, it is your own fault. Other than that (well and the fact that War and Peace is pretty much horrible), this was an hilarious video as always.

[@spersaud]

Glad you liked the video, Scott! I can't speak to the quality of War and Peace as I haven't read it, but I can assure you we know that Tolstoy was not an American writer - we just decided that slip up was very Poe-esque. Although being haunted by Hemingway sounds like it could be interesting.

[@arqueeevist]

this has 1 dislike and thats really funny to me but like, in a tragic way.

[@polyphonicgherkins]

Very funny. Good work. But Poe was a little too good at pouring the glasses as a drunk person - I think he should have sloshed some onto the table or the floor.