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Chappelle’s Show

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  • Dave Chappelle
    Dave Chappelle

    …channel Comedy Central to produce Chappelle’s Show, which he created with Brennan. The show—which featured Chappelle introducing sketches in front of a live audience and usually ended with a musical performance by a hip-hop or rhythm and blues artist—featured biting political and cultural satire that was leavened by a playful…

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    …channel Comedy Central to produce Chappelle’s Show, which he created with Brennan. The show—which featured Chappelle introducing sketches in front of a live audience and usually ended with a musical performance by a hip-hop or rhythm and blues artist—featured biting political and cultural satire that was leavened by a playful…

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