

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


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


Mrs. Betty Bowers- America’s Best Christain explores a unique interpretation of a famous biblical tale, focusing on the logistics and details of an ancient voyage. This satirical look challenges conventional understanding of the story through a critical lens. 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

To Kill A Mockingbird is one of the most famous and sharpest satirical sketches from The Richard Pryor Show, which aired on NBC in September 1977. The sketch is a blistering parody of the iconic 1962 courtroom drama film, tackling deep-seated racial injustice, institutional absurdity, and systemic bias in the American legal system with dark comedy. Continue reading


Eddie Murphy famously roasted Michael Jackson in his 1980s stand-up specials like Delirious and Raw, playfully mocking Jackson’s high-pitched voice, extreme sensitivity, and public persona. 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


The Bold, The Black, The Beautiful is a classic sketch comedy segment that parodied 1980s prime-time soap operas. The popular sketch originally aired on December 19, 1987 as part of the HBO variety and sketch comedy series, Robert Townsend and His Partners in Crime. Continue reading


The Morning Funnies: I’m Bribing You” is a newly released jazz song by Mr. Newberger featuring returning guest artist J Fisher. Continue reading


Mo’Nique takes absolutely no prisoners as she hosts a legendary, unfiltered night of comedy! Featuring iconic, raw sets from Michael Blackson, the late great Paul Mooney, George Willborn, and Corey Holcomb, this episode of Shaq’s All-Star Comedy Jam goes completely off the rails. From Michael Blackson’s wild crowd work to Paul Mooney dropping unapologetic truths, nobody is safe in Dallas. Continue reading