

Greg (Beck Bennett) warns his coworkers (Kumail Nanjiani, Aidy Bryant, Melissa Villaseñor, Kenan Thompson, Leslie Jones, Kyle Mooney, Cecily Strong) not to eat the cake he made. Continue reading


Greg (Beck Bennett) warns his coworkers (Kumail Nanjiani, Aidy Bryant, Melissa Villaseñor, Kenan Thompson, Leslie Jones, Kyle Mooney, Cecily Strong) not to eat the cake he made. Continue reading


The classic 1993 comedy sketch Rodney Dangerfield Gets Pulled Over originally aired on February 21, 1993, during Episode 418 of the hit sketch comedy show In Living Color. In a parody of the high-profile police incidents of the early 1990s, police officers played by Jamie Foxx and David Alan Grier pull over a vehicle initially thinking they have caught Rodney King. Continue reading


Tom (Franklin Cover) invites George Jefferson (Sherman Hemsley) to what he thinks is a routine tenants meeting about a rash of robberies in the building, but the two quickly realize they’ve stumbled into a Ku Klux Klan gathering instead, and rather than back down, George stands his ground and goes toe to toe with the group’s leader in a tense, unforgettable exchange. Continue reading


A Pimp Named Slickback ( Katt Williams) gives Tom Dubois (Cedric Yarbrough) an aggressive lesson on how to handle his relationship! Continue reading


A mother (Ashley Padilla) invites her support system (Jalen Brunson, Kenan Thompson) to join her parent-teacher conference. Continue reading


Watch Family Matters on TBS. When Steve Urkel (Jaleel White) trades in the suspenders for a suave new look, the entire room takes notice. Continue reading


The Church Of What’s Happening Now was one of the most famous recurring comedy sketches on The Flip Wilson Show, which aired on NBC from 1970 to 1974. Continue reading


Rattled and unsure how to fight off Big Money Grip’s claim, Fred (Redd Foxx) turns to Aunt Esther (LaWanda Page) for reinforcements, and for a moment it looks like even she might not be able to set things straight. Continue reading


In another attempt to break the engaged couple up, Lamont (Demond Wilson) gathers the Sanford extended family to meet Donna (Lynn Hamilton) and things do not go as well as Fred (Redd Foxx) was hoping. Continue reading


Pryor’s Place was a short-lived Saturday morning live-action children’s television series starring comedy legend Richard Pryor. Despite Pryor’s well-known reputation for adult-oriented stand-up comedy and profanity, this show was heavily focused on education and targeted young audiences. Continue reading