The survivors of an alien invasion come up with a way to tell whether someone is really a fellow human. In a post-apocalyptic world, Key and Peele lead a group of human survivors who have developed a unique method to identify aliens disguised as humans: using racial stereotypes, cultural references, and social dynamics that the aliens cannot comprehend or replicate. The sketch humorously explores themes of race relations and cultural identity while showcasing how these human social constructs become a survival mechanism against extraterrestrial imposters.







| Person | Role | |
|---|---|---|
| Peter Atencio | Director | |
| Rebecca Drysdale | Writer | |
| Colton Dunn | Writer | |
| Phil Augusta Jackson | Writer | |
| Keegan-Michael Key | Writer | |
| Jay Martel | Writer | |
| Jordan Peele | Writer | |
| Ian Roberts | Writer | |
| Alex Rubens | Writer | |
| Charlie Sanders | Writer | |
| Rich Talarico | Writer | |
| Keegan-Michael Key | Other | |
| Jay Martel | Other | |
| Jordan Peele | Other | |
| Peter Principato | Other | |
| Ian Roberts | Other | |
| Tara Schuster | Other | |
| Paul Young | Other | |
| Joel Zadak | Other | |
| Rebecca Drysdale | Other | |
| Colton Dunn | Other | |
| Alex Rubens | Other | |
| Charlie Sanders | Other | |
| Rich Talarico | Other | |
| Kris Baucom | Other | |
| Linda Morel | Other | |
| Keith Raskin | Other | |
| Joshua Funk | Musician | |
| Aaron Kaplan | Musician | |
| Reggie Watts | Musician | |
| Charles Papert | Other | |
| Christian Hoffman | Other | |
| Sherie Hernandez | Other | |
| Gary Kordan | Other | |
| Nicolas Plotquin | Other | |
| Julie Drach | Other | |
| Melody Koerber | Other | |
| Beth Morgan | Other | |
| Chad Cohlmia | Other | |
| Bodie Hyman | Other | |
| Tim Hays | Other | |
| Fred Howard | Other | |
| Wayne Burnes | Other |