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Comedian Dave Chappelle hosts this sketch-comedy show that parodies many of the nuances of race and culture. Chappelle performs a short stand up in front of a live audience, which serves to introduce the upcoming skit. The focus then shifts to a pre-recorded skit.

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03x03 The Lost Episodes (3) Aired: Jul. 23, 2006

The Monsters: Frankenstein (Charlie Murphy), the wolf man (Dave), and the mummy (Donell Rawlings) each have problems. They think everything happens … [continue reading]

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Chappelle's Show is Canceled/Ended
The show had 3 seasons and 33 episodes air between 2003 and 2006.

Series Info

Type:
N/A
Premiered:
Jan. 22, 2003
Status:
Canceled/Ended
Runtime:
30 min.
Aired:
2003 - 2006
To-Date:
3 Seasons
33 Episodes
Network
Comedy Central TV Network
AKA:
Chappelle's Show-The Lost Episodes (Season 3)
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  • Dave Chappelle left the show abruptly during filming of the third season. He later stated in interviews that he never intended to make a third season but he felt pressured by Comedy Central…
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    Dave Chappelle left the show abruptly during filming of the third season. He later stated in interviews that he never intended to make a third season but he felt pressured by Comedy Central and his co-workers to continue. Comedy Central pulled the show from its 2005 schedule and decided to shelve the completed sketches in hopes that Chappelle would return to finish the season. Chappelle stated in interviews that if Comedy Central aired the episodes he would definitely not return to the show. After negotiations with Chappelle stalled, Comedy Central decided to repackage some of the completed sketches and air them in 2006. Charles Q. Murphy and Donnell Rawlings took over the hosting duties.
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  • According to Neal Brennan, noted political comedian Mort Sahl was offered a role in a sketch but he turned it down. The sketch was never shot.
  • A performance by John Legend doing his song "Ordinary People" was shot for the third season but did not air.