Lin-Manuel Miranda of 'Hamilton' Fame Teams Up for an Unforgettable Episode of 'Drunk History'

Los Angeles Times
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 Robert Lloyd
November 30, 2016

Tuesday night on "Drunk History," Lin-Manuel Miranda joins host Derek Waters in a very special all-"Hamilton" episode. Unlike the sold-out-until-the-Cory-Booker-administration Broadway hit, which Miranda wrote and performed in—lately in the news when the presence of vice president-elect Mike Pence caused a clamor—there is no rapping. But there is a performance of Semisonic's…

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