Dave Chappelle’s relationship with Netflix has already brought forth a number of standup specials from the comedian, including a powerful surprise performance earlier this year. But now the streaming service is adding the sketch comedy show the comedian is best known for to its comedy offerings.
Netflix released the news that Chappelle’s Show is getting added to its library on November 1 official Friday morning, using its comedy social media pages to drop a montage of famous moments from the show’s run on Comedy Central.
It’s a fine jolt of nostalgia on a Friday morning, but it also speaks to just how well the show holds up. First airing on Comedy Central in 2003, it lasted three-ish seasons and just 28 episodes. But it also created some of the most lasting comedy moments of this millennium, with segments like Prince’s infamous basketball game with Charlie Murphy still getting attention nearly two decades later.
Putting more of Chappelle’s comedy offerings in one place is great news for fans, though over the years, they had plenty of opportunities to see Chappelle’s Show reruns airing on Comedy Central at all hours of the night. But this age is one of convenience, and come Saturday binging episodes of the program has officially never been easier.
Mr_Manfredjensenjen on October 30th, 2020 at 17:24 UTC »
"Fuck yo couch!"
PhillupMcCrevice on October 30th, 2020 at 17:11 UTC »
The oj Simpson skit is still one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen
Kramerica_ind99 on October 30th, 2020 at 17:08 UTC »
Epic! I still have the DVDs. Some of the deleted scenes are amazing. Charlie Murphy has way more stories about Rick James and the 80's. Also if anyone saw that Real World skit, there's an extra 10-20 min of that skit that was cut for time but was so funny.