During a zombie apocalypse, two black protagonists (played by Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele) discover that the racist zombies are only attacking white people and completely ignoring them. As they run through a chaotic scene filled with zombies chasing terrified white victims, they realize they can walk safely among the undead. The sketch includes a memorable moment where zombie parents stop their young zombie daughter from eating the two black men, demonstrating how racism is taught rather than innate. The sketch provides sharp social commentary on racism while maintaining the absurdist horror-comedy tone that Key & Peele is known for.
Person | Role | |
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Peter Atencio | Director | |
Rebecca Drysdale | Writer | |
Colton Dunn | Writer | |
![]() | Keegan-Michael Key | Writer |
Phil Augusta Jackson | Writer | |
Jay Martel | Writer | |
![]() | Jordan Peele | Writer |
Ian Roberts | Writer | |
Alex Rubens | Writer | |
Charlie Sanders | Writer |