Golferdow01
East-Coast Living
I'm with you. I could hardly contain my laughter when that skit came on.BuckeyeBill73 said:
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sandgk
Watson, Crick & A Twist
I'd missed this - but the wife says that Chappelle was on 60 minutes this Sunday.
He confirmed that CC and he are not on speaking terms.
Chappelle asserted that CC's main thrust was that he needed to have more "white people" on the show -- which does not match their assertion that DC has complete creative control.
Chappelle was reportedly back on his ranch in Ohio.
They were also pressuring him to limit the number of the more err, edgy sketches put on air. Dave Chappelle please meet you new home away from home -- HBO and Showtime are this way ---->
He confirmed that CC and he are not on speaking terms.
Chappelle asserted that CC's main thrust was that he needed to have more "white people" on the show -- which does not match their assertion that DC has complete creative control.
Chappelle was reportedly back on his ranch in Ohio.
They were also pressuring him to limit the number of the more err, edgy sketches put on air. Dave Chappelle please meet you new home away from home -- HBO and Showtime are this way ---->
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LoKyBuckeye
I give up. This board is too hard to understand.
Dave Chappelle resurfaces at L.A. comedy club. The MIA comic performs a surprise 25-minute set but says little about going back to work on ''Chappelle's Show''
by Gary Susman
Some 200 fans who attended this week's Wednesday night CollegeHumor.com comedy show at the Hollywood Improv were treated to a performance by an unexpected guest: Dave Chappelle. According to a report posted at the humor website, the comic stunned the crowd merely by showing up, but he went on to do a 25-minute set, marking the first time he's performed since dropping out of sight in late April, forcing a halt in production on the long-awaited third season of Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show. Though he didn't have any material prepared — he said there weren't too many comedy clubs where he could practice during his stay in South Africa — he kept the crowd laughing by riffing on topics suggested by the audience.
Before Wednesday, Chappelle's only public statement since his disappearance had been his Time magazine interview, in which he cited the stress as the reason for his ''spiritual retreat'' in South Africa. Later in the month, he returned home to his farm in Ohio. So it surprised fans to see him in Hollywood, where he joked about his disappearance. ''When I see people they pretend that they haven't heard anything about this whole thing,'' he said. ''Then I'll say something like 'I'm not crazy' and then they'll say 'Oh yeah, that's right. I read something about that.'' He thanked the fans for making the Season 2 DVD of Chappelle's Show, which went on sale last week, the fastest-selling TV series on DVD in history. ''Of course if I want to see any of that money I better get my ass back to work,'' he said. Not that he was sure whether going back to Chappelle's Show was what he would do next. But when an audience member suggested he make a sequel to his movie Half-Baked, he said, ''If I do Half-Baked 2, you'll know I've run out of money.''
by Gary Susman
Some 200 fans who attended this week's Wednesday night CollegeHumor.com comedy show at the Hollywood Improv were treated to a performance by an unexpected guest: Dave Chappelle. According to a report posted at the humor website, the comic stunned the crowd merely by showing up, but he went on to do a 25-minute set, marking the first time he's performed since dropping out of sight in late April, forcing a halt in production on the long-awaited third season of Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show. Though he didn't have any material prepared — he said there weren't too many comedy clubs where he could practice during his stay in South Africa — he kept the crowd laughing by riffing on topics suggested by the audience.
Before Wednesday, Chappelle's only public statement since his disappearance had been his Time magazine interview, in which he cited the stress as the reason for his ''spiritual retreat'' in South Africa. Later in the month, he returned home to his farm in Ohio. So it surprised fans to see him in Hollywood, where he joked about his disappearance. ''When I see people they pretend that they haven't heard anything about this whole thing,'' he said. ''Then I'll say something like 'I'm not crazy' and then they'll say 'Oh yeah, that's right. I read something about that.'' He thanked the fans for making the Season 2 DVD of Chappelle's Show, which went on sale last week, the fastest-selling TV series on DVD in history. ''Of course if I want to see any of that money I better get my ass back to work,'' he said. Not that he was sure whether going back to Chappelle's Show was what he would do next. But when an audience member suggested he make a sequel to his movie Half-Baked, he said, ''If I do Half-Baked 2, you'll know I've run out of money.''
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