Chappelle's show :Een hilarische show uit Amerika

Best leuk alleen is het in Amerika natuurlijk ook best gewaagd en daar ligt toch een deel van het succes.

http://members.lycos.nl/rick1peeters/usa/1553.JPG
ik was er bij

nee dit jaar ik zag em alleen op tv hoor. maar toch. wel leuk om even echt "live" comedy central te kijken

ik heb ooit eens een aflevering van die show gezien met Rick James (cocaine is a hell of drug)

Wel leuk, die opmerking met Chris Rock. Vroeger had je Richard Pryor, toen kwam Eddie Murphy, en nu heb je Dave en Chris.

Weet iemand al wanneer season 2 op dvd komt ?
tot die tijd kijk ik me dvdtjes van killing me softly en chappelle show geduldig .

ja de rips, maar is de "echte"dvd ookal uit ? duurt meestal wel een tijdje

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Op vrijdag 17 september 2004 02:06 schreef Duiveltja het volgende:
kheb de rips dus die is allang uit.

Geen DVD rips.

net making da band gezien met Dylan ,die is ook lachen als ie gaat rappen voor wyclef

Is er nu eigenlijk meer bekend over seizoen 3?

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Op zondag 10 oktober 2004 19:46 schreef Duiveltja het volgende:
Hier kan je de Rick James skit downen:
http://www.collegehumor.com/?movie_id=46556

Als je die niet gezien hebt. DOWNEN!!

FAN-TAS-TIES!!!!

Hahahaha!!!! Echt goed ook dat de echte Rick James een integraal onderdeel is van de sketch!

Laters!!

AA

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Op dinsdag 30 november 2004 15:03 schreef Duiveltja het volgende:
Pas in februari...laat men

Nog later :

Star's illness delays 'Chappelle's Show'
Saturday, December 25, 2004

The third season of "Chappelle's Show," originally scheduled to premiere in February, has been pushed back to March or April. The late launch for the Emmy-nominated Comedy Central hit has been traced back to its star's health problems.

According to the New York Post, Dave Chappelle has been suffering from the flu and borderline pneumonia.

"Dave -- and his entire production crew for that matter -- got a bit of a late start on writing season three," Tony Fox, the executive vice president of corporate communications at Comedy Central, tells the Post. "We're behind on the writing. He was recently sick for more than a week. There had been a built-in hiatus in the production schedule for the holidays."

Fox continues, "We had about 10 days of production left, so we pushed that through the end of the holiday break to give him some time to recover and get some writing time in. We'll resume production in January, so we're not exactly sure what that means in terms of launch date."

After acquiring some cult stature in its first installment, "Chappelle's Show" became a hit during its second season this January.

Kan natuurlijk ook een mooie smoes zijn omdat hij misschien geen inspiratie heeft.

'Chappelle's Show' uproar

Shooting halted, no reasons given

By MARISA GUTHRIE
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Work on Dave Chappelle's Comedy Central show has ended abruptly.

In a highly unusual and perplexing move, Comedy Central yesterday stopped production on its sketch comedy hit "Chappelle's Show."
The terse announcement came just three weeks before the third season of the popular series was to return to the air, ending a year-long stretch of reruns.

"Comedy Central has suspended production on the third season of 'Chappelle's Show' until further notice," officials said in a written statement released late yesterday. "All parties are optimistic that production will resume in the near future. The third season will not premiere on May 31 as originally scheduled."

A Comedy Central spokesman would not comment beyond the statement.

Chappelle's publicist was equally tight- lipped about the stunning announcement.

Fans have already endured a lengthy absence by the acerbic, politically incorrect comedian. The last original episode of the Chappelle's no-holds-barred sketch show aired May 4, 2004.

"Chappelle's Show" has been a bright spot on the Comedy Central schedule. Last year, the network renewed the show for two seasons, an unusual move in the cable world. The lucrative deal, worth a reported $50 million - a figure downplayed by Comedy Central insiders, called for 10 episodes each for seasons three and four.

That package, according to Comedy Central sources, includes large bonuses for Chappelle if his ratings rise, as well as a percentage of future DVD sales. The show averaged about 3 million viewers an episode in its first two seasons.

If Chappelle does go back to work, he stands to make plenty from those DVD sales. The first season of "Chappelle's Show" sold 2 million copies, raking in $44 million in retail sales and making the boxed set the best selling comedy title in DVD history.

Production on the third season had been underway since the beginning of the year. Tapings in front of live audiences were scheduled for today and Saturday. But no episodes are ready for air.

Separately, earlier this week, Comedy Central announced a slew of new late night programs for the coming season, including programs hosted by Adam Carolla, D.L. Hughley and "The Daily Shows'" Stephen Colbert.

May 5, 2005

Godverdomme ik had me hier nou net op verheugt ! !
schijt comedy central kijkcijferkanon van de buis halen en waarom !

Kutzooi !

Dave Chappelle Speaks: 'I'm Not Crazy; I'm Not Smoking Crack'
05.16.2005 8:54 AM EDT
AWOL comedian tells Time stress led to disappearance.
Dave Chappelle (file)
Photo: Frazer Harrison

Two weeks after going AWOL from his Comedy Central show, comedian Dave Chappelle has finally spoken out about his flight to South Africa. Denying that he's in a mental health facility or that he is on drugs, Chappelle chalked his disappearance up to

"All that stuff about partying and taking crack is not true. Why do I live on a farm in Ohio? To support my partying lifestyle?" — Dave Chappelle

a combination of stress, creative angst over the ideas for his show, and the fact that he's sometimes a "difficult dude."

Speaking to Time magazine, Chappelle said, "I'm not crazy; I'm not smoking crack." But a week after the third season of his "Chappelle's Show" was postponed indefinitely, Chappelle said he's definitely feeling intense pressure and needed to escape to get his head together.

"I'm definitely stressed out," Chappelle said, explaining why he abruptly left the taping of his show in late April to go on a "spiritual retreat" in South Africa without notifying his agent, publicist or fans.

"There were things that overwhelmed me," he said. "But not in the way that people are saying. I haven't spent any of the money. All that stuff about partying and taking crack is not true. Why do I live on a farm in Ohio? To support my partying lifestyle?"

Chappelle said the pressure to live up to the unprecedented $50 million contract he signed with Comedy Central for two more seasons of the show has definitely led to some intense stress, which he felt he needed to escape from.

"Let me tell you the things I can do here which I can't at home: think, eat, sleep, laugh. I'm an introspective dude. I enjoy my own thoughts sometimes. And I've been doing a lot of thinking here," explained Chappelle, described as "lucid and thoughtful" during a 90-minute interview.

"You hear so many voices jockeying for position in your mind that you want to make sure that you hear your own voice," Chappelle said. "So I figured, let me just cut myself off from everybody, take a minute and pull a Flintstone — stop a speeding car by using my bare feet as the brakes."

Two weeks ago — and just a day after Comedy Central began promoting the anticipated May 31 debut of the series' third season — the channel announced that production on the show had been unexpectedly postponed (see "Production On 'Chappelle's Show' Suspended"). At the time, Chappelle's spokesperson did not provide any other information, saying only that both sides expected to resume taping at some point.

Then, last week, Entertainment Weekly reported that Chappelle had checked into a mental health facility in South Africa (see "Dave Chappelle Reportedly In Mental Health Facility "). In his interview with Time, however, the comedian denied that report. "I'm not in a mental facility," Chappelle, 31, said. He also denied a drug problem, but said he had a 40-minute consultation with a psychiatrist.

"If you don't have the right people around you, and you're moving at a million miles an hour, you can lose yourself," Chappelle said. "Everyone around me says, 'You're a genius, you're great, that's your voice,' but I'm not sure that they're right. ... You got to be careful of the company you keep. It's hard to know how much to say. One of the things that happens when people make the leap from a certain amount of money to tens of millions of dollars is that the people around you dramatically change."

Though he'd heard other people talk about how fame can change you, Chappelle said he now knows firsthand how it not only changes your life, but also the lives of people around you. "You have to have people around you that you can trust and aren't just out for a meal ticket," he said.

Chappelle, who is staying with friends in Durban, South Africa, also chalked his flight up to dissatisfaction with the direction the show was going, saying, "I want to make sure I'm dancing and not shuffling. Whatever decisions I make right now I'm going to have to live with. Your soul is priceless." Because he felt the show's first two seasons had "a real spirit to them," Chappelle said he wants to make sure everything he does has a similar spirit.

Chappelle admitted that he's sometimes a "difficult kind of dude," and that when he left the show for the first time, in December, it was over similar "psychological" issues. At the time, his spokesperson said Chappelle was suffering from an intense bout of the flu. "I have trust issues," he said. "I saw some stuff in myself that I just didn't dig. ... There were some things about myself that I didn't like. People got to take inventory from time to time."

Speculation for the breakdown in the show's shooting schedule had also centered on creative tension between Chappelle and Comedy Central. But a network spokesperson denied any creative clashes last week and Comedy Central president Doug Herzog told Time that the racial-envelope-pushing comedian has "complete creative freedom" on the show. Chappelle also denied that Comedy Central was part of the problem.

His longtime writing partner, Neal Brennan, said if there were creative differences, they were not out of the ordinary and that, "By the numbers, this was the worst way to have done it. He couldn't think straight. It was fight or flight — and he chose flight."

Herzog — who said he recently finally saw a handful of the sketches Chappelle shot earlier this year which he thought were as funny as anything from the first two seasons — has told his staff that he doesn't believe the show will be back on the air in 2005.

"When I get back, [I hope] everything will be up and running, or we'll make other arrangements," said Chappelle, who did not give a timetable for when he might return to the U.S., or if he will return to producing the show when he does. "I don't know what the lay of the land is."

Chappelle said a number of prominent black entertainers have stepped up to offer advice — among them former Fugees singer Lauryn Hill — but it's the advice his father gave him when he decided to try comedy that has stuck in Chappelle's mind. "He said, 'Name your price before you get there. And if you ever find it's more expensive than what you're prepared to give, then get out.' "

— Gil Kaufman

Bron: MTV

Vind ik nou net een dvd van zijn 2e seizoen op straat......wat een mazzel.

Mja seizoen 3 zal er blijkbaar nooit meer komen

Season 3 of Chappelle's Show Set for 06
Monday - December 5, 2005
A-Plus

If you were like this writer, you were devastated when the third season of Chappelle’s Show was cancelled.

Thankfully, Comedy Central has answered the prayers of the fans.

The third season (or what would’ve been) of Chappelle’s Show is set to air during the second quarter of next year. As of press time, there is no word on the content of the sketches.

For those of you who need your season three fix before the new year, don’t worry, Comedy Central has y’all covered too.

On December 11, unseen footage from season three will air on Comedy Central’s Last Laugh at 9 p.m.

In addition to Chappelle’s Show sketches, the year-in-review show will feature several comedians, sketches from other shows and new segments from Jon Stewart, Andy Dick and Earthquake.

er staan nu al wat previews op 'Motherload', het videoportal van ComedyCentral.

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Op maandag 27 maart 2006 23:55 schreef Duiveltja het volgende:
Hij zit nu bij Oprah om zijn verhaal om zijn verhaal te doen

damn dat is al redelijk oud, heb die eps al 1,5-2 maanden terug gezien.

Maar er komt waarschijnlijk weer een season 3

Heb ook al bijna eps gezien, maar ik wou hier ff mededelen dat The Box over 8 dagen begint met uitzenden van de Chapelle show . Elke donderdag om 11 uur

Kick

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Op vrijdag 31 maart 2006 15:43 schreef MMaRsu het volgende:
Kick

Jammer dat het nu iets voor de massa wordt.....
Maarja daarnaast zullen veel mensen het toch niet snappen.......

Ja daar heb je wel gelijk in, maar het is gelukkig niet op tmf of veronica te zien. Niet zoooveel mensen checken de box volgens mij. Maar ze zenden binnenkort ook Southpark uit, dus opzich wel tof

Beginnen ze bij seizoen 1 op de doos ?

Iemand chappelle nog gezien bij oprah laatst hij gaf uitleg waarom ie zomaar naar Z-afrika was gepeerd ?

Denk dat ze wel bij Season 1 beginnen ja...En nee heb die aflevering van Oprah niet gezien, waarom was ie hem zomaar naar Z-Afrika gepeerd dan?

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Op vrijdag 31 maart 2006 16:18 schreef MMaRsu het volgende:
Denk dat ze wel bij Season 1 beginnen ja...En nee heb die aflevering van Oprah niet gezien, waarom was ie hem zomaar naar Z-Afrika gepeerd dan?

Het werd 'm allemaal te veel enzo, maar je moet maar de eps downloaden via de bekende kanalen

Ep1, nu bezig...
Black white supremacist

OMG deze sketch is echt geniaal

kijken!

Heb het helaas moeten missen, maar gelukkig heb ik ze allang gezien

Ik ook, en die met Real World vind ik ook geweldig

"I'm bleeeeding"

Vond die ep uit seizoen 2 geniaal, met jury selection van OJ, R. Kelly en Michael Jackson trial
En al die Lil John skits....

Mja zo kun je wel doorgaan tot in de eeuwigheid met het opnoemen van toffe sketches .........

ow en btw:

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Op donderdag 6 april 2006 23:13 schreef matthijst het volgende:
Ep1, nu bezig...
Black white supremacist

Dat was idd geniaal

In the past few weeks, Clayton Bigsby accepted the fact that he is a black man. And three days ago, he filed for divorce from his wife. When we asked "Why after 19 years of marriage?" He responded, "Because she's a nigger lover."

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Op dinsdag 28 maart 2006 07:34 schreef MMaRsu het volgende:
Heb ook al bijna eps gezien, maar ik wou hier ff mededelen dat The Box over 8 dagen begint met uitzenden van de Chapelle show . Elke donderdag om 11 uur

kenker, net gemist. Nouja, volgende keer maar kijken. Amerikaanse comedians zijn echt master. Conan o'brien met triumph . Ben wel benieuwd naar chappelle, nog nooit gezien...

Rick James is ook geweldig, en "Moment In The Life Of Lil Jon" is ook geweldig

What do 5 fingers say to the face: SLAP!

I'm Rick James bitch

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Op maandag 10 juli 2006 23:27 schreef Duiveltja het volgende:
Nieuwe ep uit!!

[ Bericht 12% gewijzigd door Mike op 11-07-2006 00:21:55 ]

Nieuwe ep is weer geniaal... Vooral die Method Man sketch

"It was torture, straight torture son.
First he put my nuts on the dresser...
It was crazy, just my nuts!
And then he banged them shits with a spiked bat
Like blaoooow!!
Then, he sewed my asshole shut
Kept feedin me, and feedin me and feedin me!
This all took place in the slums of Shaolin
It was the RZA, the GZA, Ol Dirty Bastard, Raekwon the Chef
U-God, Inspectah Deck and of course the Method Man"

"The victim also said that at one point during the altercation
Method Man put a hanger on the stove and left it for like fourty minutes
And then he stuck it in his ass real slow.... Tsssssssssssssshhhhhh"


http://www.seeklyrics.com/lyrics/Wu-Tang-Clan/Method-Man.html

Die zit ik net te kijken, is dat niet van lost episodes?

http://www.comedycentral.(...)eos/lost/index.jhtml

Moest wel ff wennen aan z'n humor, maar hij heeft vaak best wel goede sketches.

I'm rich biyooch!!!

Kickje.

Hij is masterlijk.

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Op maandag 10 april 2006 18:39 schreef stukovich het volgende:
Rick James is ook geweldig, en "Moment In The Life Of Lil Jon" is ook geweldig

YEEEEEAAAAAAAAAH!!!
WHAAAAAT?!!

Mijn held, Dave Chappelle.

oke..