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Key & Peele
Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele turn questions of identity, race, masculinity, and social etiquette into elaborate filmed sketches. The Comedy Central series pairs carefully observed characters with cinematic genre parodies and…

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A little comedy time travel
Find your era.
From the cast & credits
The people behind the funny.
Back by popular repetition
Some bits bear repeating.
The Valets
5 sketches
East/West Bowl
4 sketches
Obama's Anger Translator
4 sketches
Wendell
4 sketches
Meegan and Andre
3 sketches
Black Republicans
2 sketches
12 more recurring sketches
Continental Breakfast Guy
2 sketches
Hans Mueller / Das Negroes
2 sketches
LaShawn and Samuel
2 sketches
Levi and Cedric
2 sketches
Loco Gangsters
2 sketches
Decker
1 sketches
DeVon the Landlord
1 sketches
Hingle McCringleberry
1 sketches
Karim and Jahar
1 sketches
Mr. Garvey
1 sketches
Shaboots and T-Ray
1 sketches
Substitute Teacher
1 sketches
A little more context
Behind the show.
Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele turn questions of identity, race, masculinity, and social etiquette into elaborate filmed sketches. The Comedy Central series pairs carefully observed characters with cinematic genre parodies and increasingly absurd misunderstandings. Recurring creations include substitute teacher Mr. Garvey, enthusiastic movie valets, and President Obama's anger translator, Luther.
A different show.
A whole new rabbit hole.












Jordan Peele
Keegan-Michael Key
Rebecca Drysdale
Ian Roberts
Colton Dunn
Charlie Sanders