Chapelle's show

[Reply #80 on:]

I've liked what I've seen.

I love the Rick James episode no matter how many damn teenagers yell its now-infamous phrase at every turn. I saw it its first time around and thought it was hilarious, and I dare say destined to be a classic. Lo and behold. Unfortunately, with that comes the ceremonial Running Into the Ground.

One of the funniest but least-mentioned moments of the show is "What if the Internet were a real place you could go to?" sketch. Brilliant. I absolutely love "Moments in the Life of Lil' Jon" - hysterical in their simplicity.

edit: And in compliance with PEEL tradition, TOTPD! My first. Woo!

[Reply #81 on:]

Li'l Jon is much abused, but in my heart he is not lessened! Lo, though the devil might quote scripture for his own purposes, the one true God shines bright! Uhhmmm.. Though it is a VERY dramatic way of saying it.. I don't find him any less funny because of a bunch of dumb kids shouting "H'OKAYYYY!!"
Though the Niggar family was five times as funny.

[Reply #82 on:]

Did they run through all of this seasons episodes yet.  I know that 3/4 of what we saw so far were lame "best of" episodes, but I don't think they rolled out 13 episodes yet.  I wonder when they'll show the rest?  The show seems to be in permanent rerun mode.

[Reply #83 on:]

I saw some more of this, selected skits included:

Rick James (I won't say it...)
Playing Street Hoops with the Cancer Kid
The rapper guy: "Turn my headphones up!"

Nothing bad so far...

[Reply #84 on:]

That "turn my headphones up" thing was fantastic. Basically because I'd love to make a song like that.

Last night I was flipping through it and heard "White people love Wayne Brady because he makes Brian Gumbel look like Malcolm X." Oh man, what a hoot!