Whiskey On The Rocks is the latest addition to Hulu’s vast catalog of comedy shows. The series is inspired by historical events where a Soviet submarine accidentally floated toward Sweden’s coastline amid the Cold War between the US and the Soviet Union.

As the crew gets drunker and drunker, the navigator sets a course, but the only sober crewmember can’t really read the coordinates he wrote down, so he takes his best guess. Instead of heading east, the sub turns north, out of Soviet waters, and runs aground on the Sewedish shore, not far from the Karlskrona naval base.

Hulu’s Whiskey On The Rocks is a satirical take on an event that could have turned into a full-blown global conflict in the 1980s.

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In Canada, all six episodes of "Whiskey on the Rocks" will become available to stream exclusively on Disney Plus on Wednesday, January 22. Subscriptions begin at CA$8.99/month for the Standard (With Ads) plan, and range all the way up to the CA$15.99, Premium ad-free plan.

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EXCLUSIVE: When Whiskey-class Soviet submarine U137 ran aground in Sweden in 1981 it sparked a diplomatic fracas that threatened to ignite a global conflict. With nukes possibly in play, it was no laughing matter.

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On her new television show, Scam Goddess, actress and comedian Laci Mosley travels across the country visiting communities where people have been victims of scams. The show itself is an adaption of the Frisco native’s podcast of the same name,