Short but sweet ending to the Chappelle Show
The “Lost Episodes” of the Chappelle Show were actually produced before Chappelle departed from the series. The skits were already recorded and Comedy Central shot the studio intro segments with two regulars Donnell Rawlings and Charlie Murphy. That was a good thing because the episodes were still full of all of the irreverence, smart remarks, and commentary on black life the series was known for rather than being skits that were never meant to see the light of day that were simply released to cash in on Chappelle’s name.<br /><br />The first episode showed that this season was still on point. There’s a skit about how when people found out Chappelle was a millionaire they would try to take advantage of him by charging him exorbitant prices for basic things like a haircut. Another was about how petty he was by convincing a girl from high school that he was in still in love with her. He got her to divorce her husband, and then told her he was married, had a child and was perfectly happy.<br /><br />The show even had a long segment that talked about Chappelle leaving the show. He gave an interview where he said that he was afraid that he’d gone from satirizing race and American society to reinforcing stereotypes. They showed a segment where each race had a Pixie talking about culture. After that they had an extended talk with the audience about what they thought.<br /><br />The season is also VERY short with just three seasons. There are plenty of extras to watch as well such as a spoof of making the show, two musical performances, and others.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Outrageous, intelligent, and provocative, Chappelle's Show - The Lost Episodes proves that Dave Chappelle is now and forever one of the funniest, most boundary-pushing comedians to ever appear on television..