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Beyond hilarious
Im going to sum it up real quick....Dave Chapelle is out of his (expletive)-ing mind!!! But I mean that in a good way!!! There is no one on the scene who does this kind of humor.....dave covers everything from warren g to keeping it real....its modern day provocative humor and its genuinely very very funny.

So if all out raucos comedy is your thing, check out Chapelles Show. Its BEYOND hilarious!!!

Musicalgenius, go back under the rock you came from
Dave Chappelle is one of the funniest comics out right now. He isn't afraid to make light of the problems that we are dealing with in this country at this moment (politics, racism, etc), and put his own little spin on them. If so many people thought they should "watch the 700 club instead", it would not be the 2nd highest rated show on Comedy Central behind South Park! He was brought back for a second season for a reason--he's hilarious! My favorites are the Charlie Murphy's true Hollywood stories (I'm Rick James b**ch!) and the blind KKK member who's actually black. The R Kelly skit was freakin genius. The one thing the DVD does not have is the musical appearances from the show, but the DVD is great anyway. All the uncensored skits are even better with the cursing! This definitely a must have!

P.S. Musicalgenius, Dave uses the "N" word jokingly in his skits...which way did you use it in your review??

Chapelle's Show First Season DVD REVIEW
Perhaps the most underrated comedian in the industry today, Dave Chappelle brought his racially-charged brand of comedy to Comedy Central in 2003 with hilarious results. While the first season was somewhat of a mixed bag and certainly not Dave's best material, the two-disc "uncensored" collection of all twelve original episodes has plenty to offer. With such memorable sketches as Clayton Bigsby, a blind KKK publicist who happens to be black, "Great Moments In Hook-Up History" and Dave's take on a number of classic movies, "Chappelle's Show" offers countless laughs. Not only does this DVD restore all the stuff that was censored out on cable but it includes tons of bonus footage like a bloopers reel and more of "Ask A Black Dude" with Paul Mooney. While I didn't think the show truly found its voice until the second season, the first season definetly had more than its share of side-splitting moments.

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