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Key & Peele

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Key & Peele	comment	Key & Peele is a Peabody Award winning sketch comedy show starring Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele from the FOX sketch show MADtv (1995). The show was the first production of Peele's newly founded production company Monkeypaw Productions, and premiered on January 31, 2012 on Comedy Central. In terms of format, it brings to mind a mix of Chappelle's Show and the last two seasons of MADtv.It ended on September 9, 2015 with a total of five seasons.Following the completion of the series, the pair produced the film Keanu together in 2016, which is usually considered an expansion of the themes present within the show.
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Key & Peele / int_10a262e4	type	Headphones Equal Isolation
Key & Peele / int_10a262e4	comment	Headphones Equal Isolation: "LaShawn's Insurance Plan" ends with Samuel resorting to this in order to drown out LaShawn's lunacy.
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Key & Peele / int_112daba0	type	Retired Badass
Key & Peele / int_112daba0	comment	Retired Badass: "Retired Military Specialist" starts out like an '80s / '90s action flick, with a soldier tracking down a retired super-badass living in isolation. It turns out they don't want him for this mission, they just need him to recommend someone, at which point he claims to have been "talked into it" and starts trying to prove he's still got it.
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Key & Peele / int_11ec1fd5	type	Off-the-Shelf FX
Key & Peele / int_11ec1fd5	comment	Off-the-Shelf FX: The Power Falcons sketch uses repainted Quinjet toys from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Key & Peele / int_12e8e69b	type	Jekyll & Hyde
Key & Peele / int_12e8e69b	comment	Jekyll & Hyde: The plot twist of "Ultimate Cockblocker".
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Key & Peele / int_15184afb	type	This Loser Is You
Key & Peele / int_15184afb	comment	This Loser Is You: The Wendell sketches.
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Key & Peele / int_1616e13	type	Ripped from the Headlines
Key & Peele / int_1616e13	comment	Ripped from the Headlines: From the Obama skits to a Chris Brown and Rihanna one, a lot of their humor runs on this.
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Key & Peele / int_1649e053	type	Your Mom
Key & Peele / int_1649e053	comment	Your Mom: In the "Yo' Mama Has Health Problems" sketch, a kid, played by Peele, won't stop making these jokes when the Indian doctor, played by Key, is trying to tell the former that his mother's medical condition is terrible. After the doctor rebukes him, the kid sincerely apologizes, admitting he was using humor to deal with the pain. At the end, the doctor himself makes this joke, giving an "Oh snap" after seeing the boy's shock.
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Key & Peele / int_1777688d	type	Genre Savvy
Key & Peele / int_1777688d	comment	Genre Savvy: In "Is This Country Song Racist", after Key's character has sung two outrageously racist songs, he promises repeatedly that the third song will be completely non-racist and impossible to misinterpret as such. This is Peele's character's response:
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Key & Peele / int_19b6f396	type	Alternate Timeline
Key & Peele / int_19b6f396	comment	Alternate Timeline: The "Family Matters" sketch. Due to Jaleel White being a psychotic, murderous psychic, Family Matters wound up lasting for another six seasons. It's worth pointing out that the sketch takes place in 1997, one year before Family Matters got cancelled in real life.
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Key & Peele / int_1b60dcba	type	The Bully
Key & Peele / int_1b60dcba	comment	The Bully: Peele plays one that openly voices all of his problems to his victim (as does his father), with Key's character asking why he's so open with his issues and yet still a bully. To hear him tell it, he's afraid that introspection might make him dredge up even more morbid, deep-seated emotional problems.
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Key & Peele / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
Key & Peele / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: Kevin Sorbo appears very briefly in "White Zombies". Wayne Brady in the "Reunion of the Human Centipede". Ty Burrell of Modern Family fame appears as a Nazi officer in "Das Negros". Paul F. Tompkins of The Thrilling Adventure Hour as one of many Republican politicians in a roundtable discussion with U.S. President Barack Obama. Billy Dee Williams of Star Wars fame appears in the laundromat sketch. Brenda Song is the Purple Falcon. Cedric Yarbrough of Reno 911! and The Boondocks fame appears in "Pegasus Sighting". Malcolm Jamal-Warner as a royally pissed Black Republican. Keke Palmer as Malia Obama's anger translator. Say the Bard is looking very familiar.... Natasha Leggero and Janet Varney as the two white women in "Sex With Black Guys". Freddie Wong in "Roommate Meeting". EpicLloyd as a referee in the "Rap Battle Hype Man". "High on Potenuse" featured Heather Anne Campbell as the teacher and a cameo in the end by Fluffy. James Hong in the sketch with Peele as the Older and Wiser wannabe. Tyler James Williams as an evil psychic version of Jaleel White in the "Family Matters" sketch. Chelsea Peretti as the narrator of "Dicknanigans". Also, Neil Flynn, a.k.a. the Janitor from Scrubs, appears as a doctor. About a third of the people in the third "East/West Bowl" sketch are actual NFL players. Bo Burnham in "A Capella". Ernie Hudson as the father in the "Clive" sketch. Rashida Jones is the titular spouse in "Lying to Your Dying Wife". Kate Micucci in "Mr. T PSA"
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Key & Peele / int_1c445e86	type	Poor Communication Kills
Key & Peele / int_1c445e86	comment	Poor Communication Kills: The "Text Message Confusion" sketch shows a text message exchange that is interpreted as insulting by one side and casual on the other, which culminates in the former interpreting a meet-up at a bar as a challenge to a fight. This is subverted at the end. When the aggressor confronts his friend at the bar, he is enlightened when the latter orders a drink for him and no one is brutally murdered that night.
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Key & Peele / int_1e1afc1b	type	Framing Device
Key & Peele / int_1e1afc1b	comment	Framing Device: The first three seasons featured Key and Peele setting up the sketches in front of a live audience. Seasons 4 and 5 drop this and instead use scenes of Key and Peele taking an extended road trip through the desert, which ends up in the series finale as a Call-Back to the first episode's "I Said Bitch" sketch.
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Key & Peele / int_22071825	type	I'm a Humanitarian
Key & Peele / int_22071825	comment	I'm a Humanitarian: The "Soul Food" sketch ends with one of them ordering a human foot.
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Key & Peele / int_2207b002	type	Ambiguously Brown
Key & Peele / int_2207b002	comment	Ambiguously Brown: invoked Key, who is biracial. He uses it to his advantage, just like he did on MADtv. In fact, both Key and Peele were born from biracial families (half-black, half-white), but generally Peele tends to just play black characters, while Key has a wider range.note Mostly if he's not playing a black man, he plays Middle Eastern, Indian [both the Native American Indian and the "from India" Indian], and Hispanic.
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Key & Peele / int_222dc873	type	Black Comedy
Key & Peele / int_222dc873	comment	Black Comedy: All over the place. For example, in "Rap Battle Hype Man", the hype man is so out of control that he has to be put down.
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Key & Peele / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Key & Peele / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: The bucket Peele's character is holding in the Confederate Reenactment sketch is hiding two guns that he and Key's character use to rob the actors.
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Key & Peele / int_236846ce	type	Too Smart for Strangers
Key & Peele / int_236846ce	comment	Too Smart for Strangers: One of the Stock Aesops that the kids in the Mr. T video try to set him up for, only for him to miss it completely because he's trying to teach children not to make fun of his name.
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Key & Peele / int_23ff95fb	type	Brutal Honesty
Key & Peele / int_23ff95fb	comment	Brutal Honesty: Zigzagged in "Apologies" where Key and Peele play two black men in a bar. While there, a couple of white patrons are so inebriated that they approach the duo and start apologizing to them for various things. At the end, when the bartender admits that black people makes him really uncomfortable, the men thanks the bartender for his honesty. "Sex with Black Men" zigzags this one with a vengeance. Done with Asians in "Roommate Meeting".
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Key & Peele / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
Key & Peele / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: Of a sort, more like background commentary. During the McCringleberry skits, the sportscasters make some bizarre asides as we watch the antics on the gridiron: one even nostalgically talks about vacationing with his family in Bogata and being kidnapped and tortured by a cartel.
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Key & Peele / int_272b44e	type	Captain Ethnic
Key & Peele / int_272b44e	comment	Captain Ethnic: Deliberately played with in "Power Falcons" — as Green Falcon notes, despite Key's character being an extremely stereotypical Magical Native American, he's still referred to "Yellow Falcon", while the Asian woman in the group is "Purple Falcon"; only Green Falcon himself is condescendingly referred to as "Black Falcon" by the others.
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Key & Peele / int_27a42ebc	type	Spiritual Successor
Key & Peele / int_27a42ebc	comment	Spiritual Successor: To MADtv (1995) and Chappelle's Show. This is even lampshaded in a Dave Chappelle special, when he notes how mad he gets "watching Key and Peele doing my show."
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Key & Peele / int_28114487	type	Bald of Evil
Key & Peele / int_28114487	comment	Bald of Evil: The majority of the Neo-Nazi prisoners in the "Bald Brotherhood" sketch, to the point that a rather dimwitted, bald black prisoner thinks they are a gang united around being bald. This gets him beat up by them repeatedly.
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Key & Peele / int_28f852ea	type	Wholesome Crossdresser
Key & Peele / int_28f852ea	comment	Wholesome Crossdresser: Peele will commonly play a woman in some sketches, though Key has dressed as a woman too.
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Key & Peele / int_2937826d	type	Hurricane of Puns
Key & Peele / int_2937826d	comment	Hurricane of Puns: The Prison Rape sketch has a gangster visiting the victim in prison, having no idea about it and unknowingly leading to a hurricane of double entendres.
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Key & Peele / int_297170d3	type	Halloween Episode
Key & Peele / int_297170d3	comment	The Halloween Episode in Season 3 has a pile of 'em: "Roommate Meeting" pulls the round-table gimmick straight from That '70s Show with The Grudge thrown in. The zombie show that's filmed for over three years is most certainly The Walking Dead. "Continental Breakfast" is revealed at the end to be a reference to The Shining. The final sketch is this to Saw.
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Key & Peele / int_2b14367f	type	Bring My Brown Pants
Key & Peele / int_2b14367f	comment	Bring My Brown Pants: One sketch has Peele as a gangster claiming he'd soiled himself before they could make their move, and Key as the other gangster claiming that's not normal for an adult. Until the other gang finds them and point guns in their faces.
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Key & Peele / int_2b2abf36	type	Rich in Dollars, Poor in Sense
Key & Peele / int_2b2abf36	comment	Rich in Dollars, Poor in Sense: Peele as Jaden Smith asks his agent in one sketch to try to get him a part that's not science-fiction, wanting to play a normal, down-to-earth role; the agent, in turn, offers him the lead in Street Ball, a drama about a poor kid who has to choose between pursuing his dreams as a basketball player or quitting to support his single working mother instead. To Jaden, the concepts of houses ("tiny mansions"), supermarkets ("mansions full of food" where "the butlers go"), working ("like [what] a maid [does]"), the outside, and being denied things are also sci-fi. Wendell has $15,000 to spend on "Power of Wings" but, instead of sensibly spreading out his budget to complete his project, blows it on expensive aerial shots and special effects and gets hosed by an actress who appears on screen for all of ten seconds.
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Key & Peele / int_2d4a6d8c	type	Sophisticated as Hell
Key & Peele / int_2d4a6d8c	comment	Sophisticated as Hell: The Obama & Luther skits. Especially when the dance was involved for the election celebration. "Movie Hecklers", where two guys begin loudly criticizing a horror film in the theater for its "inconsistent visual language", among other sins. Even the other patrons silently concede that they have a point: Key's inner school substitute teacher often goes through this into Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness. "Rap Battle Hype Man" ends with a simple black frame that says "Steinbeck, y'all!" Georgina and Esther, the two old church ladies who describe in the most profane terms all the filthy things they'll do to Satan... with their prayers. At the end of the sketch, Esther follows through on her threat to snap Satan's dick off during sex.
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Key & Peele / int_2d4fa515	type	Ax-Crazy
Key & Peele / int_2d4fa515	comment	Ax-Crazy: The fighter in this skit, who crosses over with Soft-Spoken Sadist.
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Key & Peele / int_2f62653b	type	Borrowed Catchphrase
Key & Peele / int_2f62653b	comment	Borrowed Catchphrase: Liam Neeson does this after he meets the valets to promote Non-Stop:
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Key & Peele / int_3036294e	type	Scary Black Man
Key & Peele / int_3036294e	comment	Discussed in one of the standup bits. Key and Peele apparently try out for this role a lot because neither of them make a convincing Scary Black Man, and thus end up with a set of oft-rehashed lines like "Aw HELL naw!" and "Y'all two clearly like each other!"
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Key & Peele / int_309b8806	type	Cursed with Awesome
Key & Peele / int_309b8806	comment	Cursed with Awesome: The world is being attacked by a Zombie Apocalypse in "White Zombies", but the zombies are racist. The duo are miffed at first, but then get invited to a party where everyone is happy that they're not being attacked.
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Key & Peele / int_31ae6183	type	Got Me Doing It
Key & Peele / int_31ae6183	comment	Got Me Doing It: At the end of "Power Falcons":
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Key & Peele / int_32976084	type	Destination Defenestration
Key & Peele / int_32976084	comment	Destination Defenestration: One sketch has Peele portraying a husband who finds his wife Ready for Lovemaking, asking him to request his "deepest desires". He starts talking about calling her friend Erica...
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Key & Peele / int_32cb267a	type	Magical Negro
Key & Peele / int_32cb267a	comment	Magical Negro: "Magical Negro Fight" focuses on two black men using magic to fight for the right to help a white man with his marriage problems. At the end, they actually drop both trope names — "There can be only one Magical Negro!" — and have a Beam-O-War. They both die. Then a black woman shows up and the white man mistakes her for a third one: "Auction Block" focuses on a old-timey slave auction where one of the slaves claims that he knows magic.
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Key & Peele / int_35dc3dc6	type	Suddenly Obvious Fakery
Key & Peele / int_35dc3dc6	comment	Suddenly Obvious Fakery: In one sketch, several friends having a party panic when they see what appears to be an incoming drive-by, when it's really an acquaintance pulling a prank. When Peele's character first shows up, he's in a black jacket and fancy car and drawing a pistol, but when his prank is revealed, the jacket is now made out of a garbage bag, the pistol is made of licorice, and the car is just one painted wood panel.
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Key & Peele / int_35e3383a	type	Pirate Girl
Key & Peele / int_35e3383a	comment	Pirate Girl: "Pirate Chatney" featuring a (male) pirate crew singing a song that sounds like they're bragging of conquests, but the last line of each verse reveals them to be unusually enlightened in their attitudes towards women. For example, a verse about a woman who gets so drunk she passes out ends "so we took her to bed, and rested her head, and we left 'cause that's what gentlemen do". The last pirate to sing starts in on something that's clearly not going that direction, and he gets out about two lines before being shot dead by the (unseen before this point) female captain, of whom the other pirates are all visibly terrified.
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Key & Peele / int_36ed3e1e	type	Ascended Meme
Key & Peele / int_36ed3e1e	comment	Ascended Meme: Luther finally gets to translate for the real President Obama.
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Key & Peele / int_37499c8	type	OnceAnEpisode
Key & Peele / int_37499c8	comment	Once an Episode: There is at least one Obama sketch (some of which include his anger translator, Luther).
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Key & Peele / int_37cb353b	type	Ate His Gun
Key & Peele / int_37cb353b	comment	Ate His Gun: Gene, the producer of Family Matters, kills himself in this manner. It's uncertain whether Jaleel/Steve psychically forced him to do this or he simply hit the Despair Event Horizon after realizing how powerless he was in the face of a reality-warping monster.
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Key & Peele / int_38958f33	type	Black and Nerdy
Key & Peele / int_38958f33	comment	Black and Nerdy: Both Key and Peele, as several of their skits references and/or parodies TV shows, movies, etc. They also established their nerd credentials early in their careers, when they made an extended cameo in Weird Al's "White and Nerdy" video. Wendell. His sketches are full of pop culture references.
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Key & Peele / int_38a1e0eb	type	Foreign Cuss Word
Key & Peele / int_38a1e0eb	comment	Foreign Cuss Word: In the "Macedonian Cafe" sketch, the owner of the eponymous place pulls it off twice.
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Key & Peele / int_38bf28e3	type	Engineered Public Confession
Key & Peele / int_38bf28e3	comment	Engineered Public Confession: Parodied in "Rap Album Confessions", where Gun Rack has recorded an entire cassette tape's worth of Boastful Rap detailing how he killed Darnell Simmons with "a long-ass gun", the exact time and location of the murder, how his alibi is demonstrably false, and the tics he shows when he's lying. Gun Rack claims it's all just a massive coincidence. The "bonus track" even reveals that his side girl is willing to take the fall for him, and predicts his quick re-capture.
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Key & Peele / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Key & Peele / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: During Liam Neeson's guest appearance, the valets go into such a huge fangasm that they explode — then reappear as Force ghosts. The referee in "Rap Battle Hype Man" is certainly qualified for it, being a veteran of sorts.
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Key & Peele / int_3bc88a7f	type	Foregone Conclusion
Key & Peele / int_3bc88a7f	comment	Foregone Conclusion: Possibly. One of the earliest Meegan and Andre sketches, "Meegan Your Jacket", ends with Andre following Meegan with her jacket until they collapse in a desolate wasteland where several other boyfriends and their girlfriends have died a long time ago. And the last Meegan and Andre sketch has Meegan guilt Andre out of breaking up with her, so this could still play out.
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Key & Peele / int_3e604618	type	Pluralses
Key & Peele / int_3e604618	comment	Pluralses: The two movie-loving valets refer to actors such as "Liam Neesons", "Annie Hathaways", and "racist ass Melly Gibsons". They also have an entire sketch about how "you don't mess with the Batmans".
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Key & Peele / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
Key & Peele / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: The "Negrotown" sketch. It's actually Played for Drama.
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Key & Peele / int_3f7a958b	type	Secret Test of Character
Key & Peele / int_3f7a958b	comment	Secret Test of Character: In "Little Homie", a parole officer named Daniel Tate is communicating to a parolee named Clive through a puppet named Little Homie. Little Homie appears to have grown sentient, encouraging him to go back into crime, tossing him a weed cigarette (when Clive questions Tate, Tate says "I want you to clean up your act, but you're not talking to me right now, you're talking to Little Homie) and threatening to shoot Tate if he doesn't smoke it. When Clive calls his bluff, Little Homie shoots Tate, who collapses to the ground. Little Homie cleans off his fingerprints, tosses Clive the gun so his fingerprints get on it instead and asks him to be "in together on this" (probably to keep quiet). Clive stutters "Ok, Little Homie, yeah" At that point, Tate climbs up, informs Clive he failed the test and sends him back to prison.
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Key & Peele / int_407d3e6d	type	Morton's Fork
Key & Peele / int_407d3e6d	comment	Morton's Fork: The insult comic in Insult Comic finds himself in this situation; exclude an eager, yet deformed audience member from his act because of his condition at the risk of enraging his audience, or insult someone with severe deformities.
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Key & Peele / int_415b3315	type	Stylistic Suck
Key & Peele / int_415b3315	comment	Stylistic Suck: The "Mr. T PSA" skit, complete with Spoof Aesops, deliberately bad acting from both Key and Kate Micucci, being shot on VHS tapes and an incredibly awkward Piss-Take Rap from Mr. T. Seeing how it's based off the memetic "Be Somebody or Be Somebody's Fool" tape, this is surprisingly accurate. Done with the College Bowl Rap Videos, after a bit where Key and Peele point out how football players can't really be rappers. Until Dan Smith starts tearing it up. Wendell`s "The Power of Wings" music video goes from an epic-looking tale of swords and sorcery to a cheap-looking backyard piece with no cast, crudely-made props, shoddy picture quality and rough sound. Even the plot gets worse, going from just being minimalist and familiar to downright cliche (the masked warlock that Wendell fights is revealed to be his doppelganger). "Strike Force Eagle 3: The Reckoning" is a parody of late 80's/early 90's low-budget Direct to Video action movies/vanity projects.
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Key & Peele / int_442a6995	type	Stupid Sacrifice
Key & Peele / int_442a6995	comment	Stupid Sacrifice: One sketch is about a Cargo Cult that commits mass suicide in order to be taken away by the mothership. In the end, it turns out that not only is the mothership real, it takes the two living members who'd chickened out earlier!
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Key & Peele / int_4435aa66	type	Attractive Bent-Gender
Key & Peele / int_4435aa66	comment	Attractive Bent-Gender: In a meta-example, a suspiciously high number of comments on the YouTube video of the "Meegan, Come Back" sketch are about how well Peele plays a woman.
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Key & Peele / int_47325888	type	Latex Perfection
Key & Peele / int_47325888	comment	Latex Perfection: "Cunnilingus Class" is about two women impersonating Key and Peele's characters this way to lecture men on proper cunnilingus.
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Key & Peele / int_485011b	type	MadLibsCatchPhrase
Key & Peele / int_485011b	comment	The two movie fanboy parking valets' hype for their favorite films and actors inevitably culminates in "[Name/Title] IS MYYYYYYYYYYY! SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT!!!"
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Key & Peele / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Key & Peele / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: In "Das Negros", Key and Peele plays as two World War II African American pilots who hide in a town occupied by the Nazis by using whiteface. Despite how obvious it is to the audience, the disguise works as the Gestapo agent searching for them is fooled and believes they are white Germans. One Save the Children ad has the host (Peele) ask the audience to buy fake beards for African kids so they won't be kidnapped and forced to become child soldiers. And despite how silly it sounds, the disguises work when a warlord (Key) and his militia try to find more children to kidnap and become child soldiers but only found "old people" instead, a.k.a. the children wearing fake beards.
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Key & Peele / int_495a7883	type	Balkan Bastard
Key & Peele / int_495a7883	comment	Balkan Bastard: Played with: the dueling Albanian and Macedonian cafe owners are trying to be good businessmen, but their old ethnic animosity has combined with their adjacent location and tendency to be confused for the other to make them both unreasonably defensive about the superiority of their own cuisine.
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Key & Peele / int_49b3ebe5	type	Special Effect Failure
Key & Peele / int_49b3ebe5	comment	Special Effect Failure: Invoked for laughs in the "Power of Wings" video. As Wendell's budget starts to get low, the effects and production values start to get hilariously cheap.
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Key & Peele / int_4de0f392	type	Your Normal Is Our Taboo
Key & Peele / int_4de0f392	comment	In "Substitute Teacher Pt. 1", the titular teacher has spent his entire career teaching in the inner city, so he assumes every name is like this, confusing his new class of suburban white kids when he calls out names like "J-Kwellen" (Jacqueline) and "Balakay" (Blake). When the kids correct his pronunciation, he assumes they're trying to play a joke on him because nobody could ever have such silly-sounding names. With each correction, he becomes increasingly enraged and hostile, demanding that the kids stop screwing around and say their names "correctly", which culminates in him sending a kid to the principal's office. Finally, he calls out one last ghetto-fied name... and the only black kid in class responds immediately, because it actually is his name:
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Key & Peele / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
Key & Peele / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: In the fourth "Substitute Teacher" sketch, a math teacher named Mr. Williams has to deal with a rowdy student named Jimmy. The sketch ends with Mr. Williams losing his job when he goes insane, while Jimmy gets everything he ever wanted.
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Key & Peele / int_4f84cdef	type	Smug Snake
Key & Peele / int_4f84cdef	comment	Smug Snake: Carter Finley of "Cat Poster" thinks he is a criminal mastermind who can trick the detective interrogating him by making up names based on things in the room. He's really not very good at it, exacerbated by the fact that he doesn't stop even when it makes no sense.
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Key & Peele / int_4fa637b0	type	Surprisingly Creepy Moment
Key & Peele / int_4fa637b0	comment	Surprisingly Creepy Moment: A notable number of skits racket up the absurdity before the punchline takes it to some kind of horror: The end of "Damn, Check That Shit Out" is a good example — the very last moments of a skit about two goofy guys ogling a woman at the park involve the guy who seemed not to be getting the other guy's sexual comments suddenly gaining a Voice of the Legion and Hellish Pupils as he thanks the other guy for explaining to him what a vagina is right before disappearing into thin air, leaving the other guy to freeze up before running off trying to process that he just talked to an undercover alien. "Ultimate Cockblocker" is probably one of the most notorious examples of this — it's goofy enough at first as Key's character can't understand how Peele's character always seems to be able to get to women he finds attractive within seconds of him expressing that he finds them attractive, and it's just wacky at first when this ends up extending to a reporter Key's character sees on TV and a stick doodle he draws of a woman... but then Key's character hugs his wife when she comes home, and catches a glimpse of what the reflection of that looks like...
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Key & Peele / int_51300dbf	type	Fat Bastard
Key & Peele / int_51300dbf	comment	Fat Bastard: Wendell Sanders is considerably fat, trying to scam Skymall customer service into refunding his Fortress of Solitude bed that "arrived broken", and ordering multiple pizzas in one night that he tries to pass off as for a party. Part of the reason the "Power of Wings" music video budget runs out so quickly is because he needs to hire a stunt double to ride his horse in long shots, since he's incapable of even mounting it.
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Key & Peele / int_51dc66f6	type	Hardboiled Detective
Key & Peele / int_51dc66f6	comment	Hardboiled Detective: In "Filling Jimenez's Shoes", Detective Hobbs has a very hard time accepting his new partner, Joshua Taye.
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Key & Peele / int_537dd8fe	type	Affably Evil
Key & Peele / int_537dd8fe	comment	Affably Evil: Nazi colonel Hans Muller in "Das Negros". Despite being on the lookout for Jews and negros, he is shown to be polite. The black and Hispanic Gangbangers that appear regularly on the show are mostly goofy and personable. The two robbers who hold up and rob the Confederate reenactors speak to their victims cordially and don't even do anything violent.
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Key & Peele / int_54173463	type	Black Republican
Key & Peele / int_54173463	comment	Black Republican: A running sketch deals with Black Republicans. They are portrayed as having zero individuality and looking and dressing similar: they all start their speeches by announcing to the others that they're some variation on very angry because of the way black Republicans are depicted as being all the same, and then they all introduce another of their members as someone who's got some out-of-the-box or iconoclastic opinions but who's worth hearing, whereupon the next guy gets up and makes exactly the same type of speech, and introduces another guest speaker in exactly the same way. And they all have wives who are white.
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Key & Peele / int_54725e95	type	Omnidisciplinary Lawyer
Key & Peele / int_54725e95	comment	Omnidisciplinary Lawyer: Parodied in "Judge Jessie", where his myriad and varied careers (master surgeon, skilled carpenter, deadly black belt) are all touted as having contributed to his legal expertise. He's also a crackhead, which mean he's openly fiending in court.
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Key & Peele / int_561dab6b	type	Mistaken for Gay
Key & Peele / int_561dab6b	comment	Mistaken for Gay: In the "Town Hall Audience Member" sketch, everytime Congressman Paul Brooks (Key) talks about gay people, the camera immediately focuses on Peele's character, who try as he might, tries to quietly point out to the camera he's not gay. By the end of the sketch, the Congressman tells the audience to look at your fellow gay person, leading to everyone in the Town Hall looking at Peele's character.
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Key & Peele / int_567e2f0	type	No True Scotsman
Key & Peele / int_567e2f0	comment	No True Scotsman: The Camp Gay confronting a "office homophobe" who turns out to be Straight Gay contains elements of this.
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Key & Peele / int_571833a	type	Aren't You Going to Ravish Me?
Key & Peele / int_571833a	comment	Aren't You Going to Ravish Me?: Non-sexual example in the "Auction Block" sketch, where two slaves at an auction become increasingly offended that the slavers aren't bidding on them, taking it as a personal affront, despite initially claiming that they didn't want to be owned by another person.
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Key & Peele / int_5977de6c	type	Write What You Know
Key & Peele / int_5977de6c	comment	Write What You Know: invoked Parodied in the "Stan Lee's Superhero Pitch" sketch, where Lee creates a bunch of characters based on the trials and experiences he faces as an old man. When the writers at Marvel tell him that his ideas are unusable, he comes up with a new idea: a team of people cursed to be forever unemployable due to biting the hand that fed them, which is met with thunderous applause.
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Key & Peele / int_5989e3b6	type	Enemy Mine
Key & Peele / int_5989e3b6	comment	Enemy Mine: Between the Aryan Brotherhood and the non-white prisoners in the "Bald Brotherhood" skit, after both groups bond over beating up Lewis.
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Key & Peele / int_59907e4f	type	Police Are Useless
Key & Peele / int_59907e4f	comment	Police Are Useless: One sketch is about a policeman who pulls a gun on a perp and only keeps telling him to freeze, up until the perp pulls a gun on the cop and gets away pretty much unscathed.
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Key & Peele / int_5bf69547	type	Gang of Hats
Key & Peele / int_5bf69547	comment	Gang of Hats: The Tallahassee Black Republicans, who continue to insist, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, that they're a diverse group. "Cult Mass Suicide" is about a Cargo Cult with every member in bowl cuts and the same yellow T-shirt with a big eye on it. Key and Peele play two members who chickened out of the ritual suicide, and try to disguise themselves with jackets over said T-shirts. It works, of course.
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Key & Peele / int_5eb8a669	type	"Angry Black Man" Stereotype
Key & Peele / int_5eb8a669	comment	In the "Dating a Biracial Man" sketch, Key plays a biracial man whose (white) date expects him to be able to use his white personanote Which she defines as polite and friendly. and black personanote Which she defines as an Angry Black Man. on cue depending on the situation. The sketch ends with him being very confused in terms of which persona he should use. He doesn't, however, ever question her right to demand this of him.
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Key & Peele / int_5eff8cf	type	High School AU
Key & Peele / int_5eff8cf	comment	High School AU: Vincent Clortho Public School for Wizards. It is essentially a poorer, inner-city version of Hogwarts.
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Key & Peele / int_5f261d88	type	Mood Lighting
Key & Peele / int_5f261d88	comment	Mood Lighting: Whenever the two black students in "A Capella" confront each other, the lighting and color balance instantly changes from bright and warm to cool and desaturated.
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Key & Peele / int_60414102	type	Zombie Apocalypse
Key & Peele / int_60414102	comment	Zombie Apocalypse: Subverted in that the zombies turn out to be racist and leave all the black people alone.
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Key & Peele / int_62a596ce	type	Politically Correct Villain
Key & Peele / int_62a596ce	comment	Politically Correct Villain: "Pirate Chantey" features a crew of pirates holding some rather enlightened ideas... Because their captain will shoot anyone who sings sexist songs.
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Key & Peele / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
Key & Peele / int_62f9d08e	comment	Freeze-Frame Bonus: In the "Inner-City Wizarding School" sketch, there are a whole bunch of made-up wizarding school names in a list, many of which can be read by pausing the video.
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Key & Peele / int_671a3e1	type	Too Kinky to Torture
Key & Peele / int_671a3e1	comment	Too Kinky to Torture: Tyrell, who wants to win Fronthand Backhand.
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Key & Peele / int_696db795	type	Taught to Hate
Key & Peele / int_696db795	comment	Taught to Hate: In "White Zombies", the Zombie Apocalypse takes a turn by most of the zombies, being mutated white people, still carrying their former selves' prejudices and thus avoiding black people rather than eating them. One child zombie tries to bite Key and Peele's characters, but her parents hurriedly pull her away.
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Key & Peele / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Key & Peele / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: Luther again.
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Key & Peele / int_6c81c95	type	True Art Is Incomprehensible
Key & Peele / int_6c81c95	comment	True Art Is Incomprehensible: This sketch about Key uncovering Peele's audio journal, which sounds like some angsty social commentary with a heaping helping of weird-ass shit. "Dicknanigans", in which men in zentais pummel each others' balls while words like "SOCIETY", "CONSUMERISM", and "LOVE" flash on-screen, ending with the declaration that love can conquer all. The audience is enthralled.
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Key & Peele / int_6cbcd596	type	Gangbangers
Key & Peele / int_6cbcd596	comment	Gangbangers: One sketch is about a Hispanic gang in a secret meeting — which comes after a bit where Key's character claims that one such individual intimidated him into making more material about Hispanics.
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Key & Peele / int_6db06839	type	The Stoner
Key & Peele / int_6db06839	comment	The Stoner: Levi, from such sketches as "Where My Dookie Go" and "Lightning in a Bottle". He swings back and forth between being an Erudite Stoner and just being sort of an airhead, to the chagrin of his buddy Cedric.
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Key & Peele / int_6eb1268c	type	Extreme Omnivore
Key & Peele / int_6eb1268c	comment	Extreme Omnivore: The "Soul Food" sketch.
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Key & Peele / int_702c2de3	type	Line-of-Sight Alias
Key & Peele / int_702c2de3	comment	Line-of-Sight Alias: In one sketch, a potentially-pardoned prisoner answers all the detective's questions based on what's in the room. Badly. "His name was Baldy Tallman Coffee Coup!" At the end, it turns out that many of the detective's responses, like "I'm getting too old for this," were actually on the posters behind the convict's side of the room.
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Key & Peele / int_71152dd	type	One Dialogue, Two Conversations
Key & Peele / int_71152dd	comment	One Dialogue, Two Conversations: In "Driver Conversation", a businessman jokingly tells his chauffeur, who he believes isn't paying attention, that he is going to do a lot of terrible things during his presentation. When the businessman arrives at his destination, the chauffeur, without a hint of irony, suggests that he should use a serrated blade to cut his victims' faces off. It is then revealed that the chauffeur is actually a Nazi.
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Key & Peele / int_720e28a4	type	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs
Key & Peele / int_720e28a4	comment	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs: One sketch is about Key's character ending up boarding a plane last, as Peele's character, who is the flight announcer, delays him by going through with every possible combination of old folks, folks in wheelchairs, small children, religious people, military personnel, etc.:
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Key & Peele / int_7220ed55	type	Token White
Key & Peele / int_7220ed55	comment	Token White: Always the Odd Name Out at the end of the various East-West Bowl sketches.
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Key & Peele / int_722b3319	type	Camp Gay
Key & Peele / int_722b3319	comment	Samuel, Camp Gay LaShawn's husband, who also plays the Straight Man (ha-ha) to LaShawn's Cloud Cuckoolander.
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Key & Peele / int_72757e0d	type	"Not Making This Up" Disclaimer
Key & Peele / int_72757e0d	comment	"Not Making This Up" Disclaimer: Invoked at the very end of the Gremlins 2 meeting. While the meeting obviously didn't happen, all the crazy stuff suggested during it is in the movie.
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Key & Peele / int_72852a93	type	Henpecked Husband
Key & Peele / int_72852a93	comment	Henpecked Husband: In "I Said Bitch", two husbands brag about the times they called their wives bitches whenever they're being unreasonable...after making sure that their wives are nowhere within earshot. They both get so paranoid that they take the conversation into outer space.
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Key & Peele / int_7426582d	type	Token Minority
Key & Peele / int_7426582d	comment	Token Minority: Downplayed, since every player is technically a minority minus A.A. Ron Balakey, but three non-African American minorities show up in the second East-West Bowl sketch. On the East team, there's Decatholac Mango, from Georgia Tech, whose accent implies he is an immigrant, though where exactly he is from is a mystery. On the West team, there's Huka'lakanaka Hakanakaheekalucka'hukahakafaka from the University of Hawaii, whose name and alma mater imply he's at least partially Native Hawaiian, and Benedict Cumberbatch from Oxford University, who's Black British rather than African American.
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Key & Peele / int_7450e347	type	Shallow Cannot Comprehend True Love
Key & Peele / int_7450e347	comment	Shallow Cannot Comprehend True Love: In "Pizza Order", Wendell, a Basement-Dweller who doesn't want to admit he's ordering multiple pizzas all for himself, makes a phone call to a pizza place but pretends his various action figures are actually party guests at his home. The pizza clerk taking the order, Carlo, falls for his lie and tries to ask out "Claire", so Wendell tries to discourage him by coming up with shallow reasons for not dating her such as "her body is a 4" or "she's used goods". However, none of this deters Carlo, who launches into a heartfelt speech about how passionate he is for "Claire", so Wendell, realizing Carlo is genuinely in love with her, resorts to faking "Claire"'s death instead.
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Key & Peele / int_74b5724e	type	We Are Experiencing Technical Difficulties
Key & Peele / int_74b5724e	comment	We Are Experiencing Technical Difficulties: When Lightning assaults Flash at the televised aerobics competition, the broadcast is cut off with a "technical difficulties" message.
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Key & Peele / int_74c7bf4e	type	Forced Meme
Key & Peele / int_74c7bf4e	comment	Forced Meme: Discussed in, and ultimately fueling, "Pussy on the Chainwax".
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Key & Peele / int_758c3034	type	Prison Rape
Key & Peele / int_758c3034	comment	Prison Rape: "Lil Wayne in Prison" is about Lil Wayne, played by Peele, being followed by a film crew while in prison. He's in the showers when he drops the soap; the camera pans down to show that indeed happened; by the time the camera pans back up, everyone else in the showers is already surrounding him. Another sketch is about Peele as an inmate who's apparently gone through so much prison rape that he's pretty much catatonic:
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Key & Peele / int_762b9223	type	Played for Laughs
Key & Peele / int_762b9223	comment	Played for Laughs and deconstructed in the "Gay Marriage Legalized Sketch" with Lashawn and Samuel, showing why a pairing of the two really should not be expected:
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Key & Peele / int_76b4b7dd	type	The Comically Serious
Key & Peele / int_76b4b7dd	comment	The Comically Serious: Legataux in "Les Mis", as he becomes annoyed when everybody interrupts him while he's trying to speak.
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Key & Peele / int_77a495f1	type	Historical Badass Upgrade
Key & Peele / int_77a495f1	comment	Historical Badass Upgrade: Played for Laughs with the Harriet Tubman sketch. The real Tubman suffered lifelong fainting spells due to head injuries — the one here is not only in perfect shape, but able to flee the South using Le Parkour!
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Key & Peele / int_7815ba15	type	N-Word Privileges
Key & Peele / int_7815ba15	comment	N-Word Privileges: The Negraph app, which tells you when and where it's appropriate to use the N-word. It'll always be rendered invalid if you're white. It's on the list of the things that Obama's Anger Translator is allowed to say (and by extension one of the things Obama is allowed to say).
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Key & Peele / int_7a3dd888	type	Real Men Wear Pink
Key & Peele / int_7a3dd888	comment	Real Men Wear Pink: The buccaneers in "Pirate Chantey" might be typical hard-drinking, hard-living scalliwags of the era, but they also sing of anachronistically progressive feminist causes, decoratively whittle, and show genuine concern when members of their crew are injured. As Peele noted on Twitter, even if some of them do it only out of obedience to their fearsome lady captain, it's still a very nice gesture.
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Key & Peele / int_7d3f1d63	type	The Ending Changes Everything
Key & Peele / int_7d3f1d63	comment	"Continental Breakfast" is revealed at the end to be a reference to The Shining.
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Key & Peele / int_7e345221	type	Snowball Lie
Key & Peele / int_7e345221	comment	Snowball Lie: "Pegasus Sighting", based on the leprechaun of Mobile, Alabama.
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Key & Peele / int_7fff034b	type	Kent Brockman News
Key & Peele / int_7fff034b	comment	Kent Brockman News: Metta World News, which apparently can't afford a second newsreader. Or a working teleprompter.
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Key & Peele / int_808cbaeb	type	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
Key & Peele / int_808cbaeb	comment	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: The "Inner-City Wizard School" sketch; the wizard school in question suffers from supposedly stereotypical problems found in typical inner-city public schools. It also apparently has rats.
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Key & Peele / int_813e694d	type	Continuity Cavalcade
Key & Peele / int_813e694d	comment	Season 5 takes this up to Continuity Cavalcade levels, from the followup to the Retired Badass Wannabe to the return of the Continental Breakfast guy.
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Key & Peele / int_816a4e80	type	Star Wars (Franchise)
Key & Peele / int_816a4e80	comment	Billy Dee Williams of Star Wars fame appears in the laundromat sketch.
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Key & Peele / int_8183248	type	Never Mess with Granny
Key & Peele / int_8183248	comment	Never Mess with Granny: Esther and Georgina, two church ladies who take on the devil.
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Key & Peele / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
Key & Peele / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: Ty Burrell gets special points for his Nazi act. Luther, who was hired by President Obama as critics felt that Obama was too stoic and aloof. The substitute teacher Mr. Garvey, who becomes angry whenever he thinks the students are messing with him. The two valets who are always fanboying over media topics such as 'Liam Neesons'. Adversity Johnson is loud and hyper just for the sake of being obnoxious.
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Key & Peele / int_82518cf7	type	Motor Mouth
Key & Peele / int_82518cf7	comment	Done with the College Bowl Rap Videos, after a bit where Key and Peele point out how football players can't really be rappers. Until Dan Smith starts tearing it up.
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Key & Peele / int_8263ed2a	type	The Whitest Black Guy
Key & Peele / int_8263ed2a	comment	The Whitest Black Guy: Since both leads are biracial, this winds up being a central element in several sketches: In the "Dating a Biracial Man" sketch, Key plays a biracial man whose (white) date expects him to be able to use his white personanote Which she defines as polite and friendly. and black personanote Which she defines as an Angry Black Man. on cue depending on the situation. The sketch ends with him being very confused in terms of which persona he should use. He doesn't, however, ever question her right to demand this of him. In the "Soul Food" sketch, the duo has returned to the neighborhood in which they grew up and is ordering lunch at a soul food restaurant. They are drawn into a game of one-upmanship to see who can make the "blackest" lunch order, culminating in their eating such "soul food" as possum spines, stork ankles, an old cellar door, and a human foot. Neither will admit to disliking the fare for fear of losing their street cred. One of the West Coast players introduces himself as "Benedict Cumberbatch - Oxford University" in a high-brow British accent.
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Key & Peele / int_826ffcc8	type	Demonic Dummy
Key & Peele / int_826ffcc8	comment	Demonic Dummy: Although "Little Homie" is technically a Perverse Puppet, he fits many of the criteria: a propensity for violence and manipulative behavior, appealing to the darker side of others, and autonomy over his master.
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Key & Peele / int_83445b04	type	Pun
Key & Peele / int_83445b04	comment	"High on Potenuse" featured Heather Anne Campbell as the teacher and a cameo in the end by Fluffy.
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Key & Peele / int_83b44e80	type	Straight Gay
Key & Peele / int_83b44e80	comment	Straight Gay: Peele's character in contrast to Key's Camp Gay character in "Office Homophobe." The realization of this for the latter has this last line: Samuel, Camp Gay LaShawn's husband, who also plays the Straight Man (ha-ha) to LaShawn's Cloud Cuckoolander.
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Key & Peele / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
Key & Peele / int_8409a385	comment	The "Shot in the Dick" music video by Tha Incredible Mack.
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Key & Peele / int_8411ab92	type	Red Oni, Blue Oni
Key & Peele / int_8411ab92	comment	Red Oni, Blue Oni: A majority of sketches will have Key playing the Red while Peele does the Blue. This is most evident in ones with Obama and his anger translator, Luther. Possibly lampshaded in that in the opening that they wear a red shirt and blue hoodie, respectively. Throughout the series it's done straight, exaggerated, inverted and subverted, totally played with in every way.
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Key & Peele / int_857744e7	type	Chew-Out Fake-Out
Key & Peele / int_857744e7	comment	Chew-Out Fake-Out: Exaggerated in the "Gideon's Kitchen" sketch, a parody of Gordon Ramsey's Hell's Kitchen, has the titular host rapidly switch between insulting and praising his contestant's dish, much to the latter's confusion. Gideon goes back and forth multiple times, which culminates in him murdering the chef while praising his dish.
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Key & Peele / int_869e787c	type	Creepy Gym Coach
Key & Peele / int_869e787c	comment	Creepy Gym Coach: Sensei Doug Duggart is a non-pedophile martial arts variant. He runs a Brazilian Jiu Jutsu dojo made up near-exclusively of blonde white women (and The One Guy), who he suggestively tackles and grapples with and gives "hands-on training" (except The One Guy, who he tries to interact with as little as possible):
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Key & Peele / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Key & Peele / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: The "Bros Do It Together" sketch has two sweaty topless guys facing each other as they gyrate their hips, with one of them trying to avoid eye contact. The sketch ends with the reveal that they were trying to break a hula hoop record. The beginning sketch of "Parole Officer Puppet" has a news anchor talking about two men who were arrested for domestic violence. It's revealed at end of it that the anchor is actually the sportscaster. "Movie Hecklers" has Key as a guy in a movie theater who continually talks to the screen, saying things like "C'mon, man, what you doin', man, that's stupid," and getting louder and more obnoxious, to the annoyance of a guy and his girlfriend two rows ahead, who think he's just some loudmouthed idiot. Then Key says "Do not go into a crane shot right now!" and is joined by Peele, who calls out "This movie's got a [sic] inconsistent visual language!" The guy decides that they're actually making some good points, although when he tries to join in their cinematically erudite heckling, they're not happy about it.
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Key & Peele / int_881b90be	type	Bling of War
Key & Peele / int_881b90be	comment	Bling of War: Invoked. Luther has several chunky rings on both hands so you know he means business.
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Key & Peele / int_8829dfa0	type	What the Hell Is That Accent?
Key & Peele / int_8829dfa0	comment	On the East team, there's Decatholac Mango, from Georgia Tech, whose accent implies he is an immigrant, though where exactly he is from is a mystery.
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Key & Peele / int_8a07e085	type	Denser and Wackier
Key & Peele / int_8a07e085	comment	Denser and Wackier: Parodied in "OutKast Reunion", where AndrÃ© 3000's increasingly over-the-top eccentricity is beginning to drive the quiet, average Big Boi up the wall. How exactly did Gremlins 2: The New Batch turn from silly and outlandish to an outright live-action cartoon? Star Magic Jackson Jr., that's how.
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Key & Peele / int_8ba9512b	type	Our Zombies Are Different
Key & Peele / int_8ba9512b	comment	Our Zombies Are Different: In "White Zombies", they're racist. Subverted in "Zombie Attack". Key's character thinks racoon bites turn people into zombies. They don't.
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Key & Peele / int_8bb8d21f	type	Big Budget Beef-Up
Key & Peele / int_8bb8d21f	comment	Big Budget Beef-Up: Sketches like the Obama and Luther ones or "Roommate Meeting" only need one set, compared to "White Zombies" and "Alien Impostors", which not only use outdoor sets but have practical and special effects to boot. Some others like "Les Mis" and "Pirate Chantey" may use just one set, but the costumes and makeup are extensive to say the least.
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Key & Peele / int_8cf6aa	type	Literal Metaphor
Key & Peele / int_8cf6aa	comment	Literal Metaphor: Levi owns lightning in a bottle, the goose that laid the golden egg, and a pair of the cat's pyjamas; being baked out of his skull, none of them seem quite as important to him as the idea he suddenly has for a smartphone app. He also owns a "high horse" that's just as much of a stoner as he is.
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Key & Peele / int_8dfc21ee	type	Slave Market
Key & Peele / int_8dfc21ee	comment	Slave Market: The "Auction Block" sketch is about two slaves in a slave auction complaining that no one is bidding on them.
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Key & Peele / int_8f746311	type	Cargo Cult
Key & Peele / int_8f746311	comment	"Cult Mass Suicide" is about a Cargo Cult with every member in bowl cuts and the same yellow T-shirt with a big eye on it. Key and Peele play two members who chickened out of the ritual suicide, and try to disguise themselves with jackets over said T-shirts. It works, of course.
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Key & Peele / int_8f900ccd	type	Overly Long Name
Key & Peele / int_8f900ccd	comment	On the West team, there's Huka'lakanaka Hakanakaheekalucka'hukahakafaka from the University of Hawaii, whose name and alma mater imply he's at least partially Native Hawaiian, and Benedict Cumberbatch from Oxford University, who's Black British rather than African American.
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Key & Peele / int_90300051	type	Mic Drop
Key & Peele / int_90300051	comment	Mic Drop: Barack Obama gives the ultimate reply to a long Boastful Rap in one sentence:
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Key & Peele / int_9053903	type	Ignored Epiphany
Key & Peele / int_9053903	comment	Ignored Epiphany: When Mr. T is lecturing some kids about not making fun of a person's appearance, he never fails to overlook a more pressing issue that was brought up, such as racism or buying drugs. In "Wendell's Broken Superman Bed", Wendell yells at his Stimpy plush (which he's pretending to customer support is his son "Stimpy" that he ordered the Superman bed for) that he's throwing away all the figurines his "son" owns because they're not real people and he needs to stop being so lonely, clearly talking about himself. He seems shaken until the customer support, still on the phone, gently suggests that his son should talk to someone...and then Wendell throws the plush out the window and tells the customer support that "Stimpy" killed himself and he needs the new Superman bed order to remember him by.
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Key & Peele / int_91672d3e	type	Children Are Innocent
Key & Peele / int_91672d3e	comment	Children Are Innocent: In the "White Zombies" sketch, the only zombie who actually tries to attack the duo is a little girl, but her parents pull her away.
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Key & Peele / int_91cab736	type	Major Injury Underreaction
Key & Peele / int_91cab736	comment	Major Injury Underreaction: The Saw parody. They even explain it as going into shock!
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Key & Peele / int_92dfffae	type	Retraux
Key & Peele / int_92dfffae	comment	Retraux: The "Aerobics Meltdown" sketch does everything it can to imitate the look and feel of the '80s, specifically the Crystal Light National Aerobics Championship broadcasts. "Strike Force Eagle 3: The Reckoning".
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Key & Peele / int_9350a0b9	type	The Tape Knew You Would Say That
Key & Peele / int_9350a0b9	comment	The Tape Knew You Would Say That: At the end of "Rap Album Confessions", Gun Rack apparently knew exactly how and when he was going to get caught when he recorded the bonus track.
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Key & Peele / int_94e7d8f	type	Shoot Him, He Has a Wallet!
Key & Peele / int_94e7d8f	comment	Shoot Him, He Has a Wallet!: The "He's Got a Gun" sketch. The white police officer mag-dumps a black guy holding a popsicle, thinking he was about to pull out a gun. Then, two guys eating bananas, one black, one white, stumble onto the scene, and he shoots the black guy, after "warning" the white guy about the black man about to steal his banana. Following that, he comes across a gunman who's armed to the teeth, brandishing a shotgun, carrying a rifle on his back, and decked out with bandoliers of ammo...and the police officer just tells him to leave because there's a disturbance. The gunman promptly does so and stumbles into a black man holding a huge giraffe plushie, whom the officer does shoot, screaming that he's got a giant fuzzy gun. To top it off, he shoots his own police chief, because he thought his white foam coffee cup was a gun.
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Key & Peele / int_9591377d	type	Heel Realization
Key & Peele / int_9591377d	comment	Heel Realization: "Oooooooh, I get it... I'm not persecuted, I'm just an asshole."
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Key & Peele / int_9629d473	type	Vulgar Humor
Key & Peele / int_9629d473	comment	Vulgar Humor: Desperately lacking, according to Vandaveon and Mike — not a single sketch has ever had enough penis jokes to satisfy them.
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Key & Peele / int_96b89043	type	Not So Above It All
Key & Peele / int_96b89043	comment	Not So Above It All: How several of the Obama/Luther routines end, with Obama joining in.
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Key & Peele / int_96d1b224	type	Little People Are Surreal
Key & Peele / int_96d1b224	comment	Little People Are Surreal: "Shady Landlord" has the apartment manager Devon hunting for a crack smoking, apparently murderous dwarf on the premises, using a sword cane:
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Key & Peele / int_9788e2b1	type	Black Dude Dies First
Key & Peele / int_9788e2b1	comment	Black Dude Dies First: Inverted in the "White Zombies" sketch. The duo is introduced as the "sidekicks" to a gun-toting white hero played by Kevin Sorbo. He promises to get them out safely and is immediately chomped. It turns out the zombies are still more afraid of black people than vice versa, much to the duo's indignation:
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Key & Peele / int_9843db6	type	Gangbangers
Key & Peele / int_9843db6	comment	The black and Hispanic Gangbangers that appear regularly on the show are mostly goofy and personable.
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Key & Peele / int_9b2066e7	type	SpotlightStealingCharacter
Key & Peele / int_9b2066e7	comment	Spotlight Stealing Character: Parodied in "Family Matters," where an angry Reginald VelJohnson complains to the producer about Steve Urkel's increasing presence in his show:
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Key & Peele / int_9d352e21	type	Overly-Nervous Flop Sweat
Key & Peele / int_9d352e21	comment	Overly-Nervous Flop Sweat: The "Clear History" sketch. It's taken up to eleven, of course.
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Key & Peele / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Key & Peele / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: The College Bowl Rap Videos (and pretty much all the football-based sketches after that) bring back as many names from the 2013 College Bowl sketch as they can. For that matter, the name "Donkey Teeth" calls back to the "Soul Food" sketch. The "Sexy Vampires" sketch ends with the gothic vampire den remodeled into something more normal, including a TV with the regular "Metta World News" segment playing. The "Tackle and Grapple" coach looks like your regular sex maniac, but is later seen giving actual lessons in another sketch. Ty Burrell returns as "Jew Hunter" Muller in Season 4. Season 5 takes this up to Continuity Cavalcade levels, from the followup to the Retired Badass Wannabe to the return of the Continental Breakfast guy.
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Key & Peele / int_9dfb8296	type	This Is Gonna Suck
Key & Peele / int_9dfb8296	comment	This Is Gonna Suck: Andre feels compelled to duke it out with much more formidable guys who have insulted Meegan, despite knowing he's gonna get clobbered. He gets bonus points for punching himself out for calling Meegan a bitch in a moment of anger.
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Key & Peele / int_9fbe86a9	type	Writing About Your Crime
Key & Peele / int_9fbe86a9	comment	Writing About Your Crime: The sketch "Rap Album Confessions" has a rapper being interrogated by a cop about committing murder and denying he did it despite writing an entire song that talks about how he committed the murder.
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Key & Peele / int_9fc04a54	type	Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today?
Key & Peele / int_9fc04a54	comment	Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today?: "Secret Emotions" features an R&B duo singing. During the performance, it becomes abundantly clear that one of the members is in love with his partner. It ends with him awkwardly doing this after he reveals his feelings.
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Key & Peele / int_a0eeac39	type	Odd Name Out
Key & Peele / int_a0eeac39	comment	Odd Name Out: In the first "East/West Bowl" skit, where the other players are all played by Key and Peele with increasingly absurd names, the last player is a Token White from Brigham Young University named Dan Smith. The same gag returns at the end of the sequel, where the last player is another Token White from Morehouse College (a historically-black college) named A.A. Ron Balakay.
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Key & Peele / int_a188ac4b	type	Overly Long Gag
Key & Peele / int_a188ac4b	comment	Overly Long Gag: In "Gideon's Kitchen", Gideon keeps getting Drew's hopes up, then trashing them back down, over and over and over. The entire point of the "East/West Bowl" skits as almost all the names for the players venture into this territory.
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Key & Peele / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Key & Peele / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: About telling off someone at a dance circle, no less.
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Key & Peele / int_a201dad2	type	Passive-Aggressive Kombat
Key & Peele / int_a201dad2	comment	Meegan. Passive-Aggressive Kombat is her at her nicest.
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Key & Peele / int_a2022cc9	type	Killed Mid-Sentence
Key & Peele / int_a2022cc9	comment	Killed Mid-Sentence: In the "Pirate Chantey" sketch, one pirate gets shot in the head as soon as he starts singing about objectifying women. (To be fair, his song did start "There was a slut with tits to here / And an ass that—" [boom])
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Key & Peele / int_a2b998a0	type	Wouldn't Hurt a Child
Key & Peele / int_a2b998a0	comment	Wouldn't Hurt a Child: Exploited by a character in the "Fighting a Dad" sketch. After finding out that a guy he bumped into won't fight him because he's carrying a baby, he takes other babies and wears them as armor.
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Key & Peele / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
Key & Peele / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash: The punchline of "Negrotown." Da Struggle's introspective and morose rhymes of the black struggle are jarringly juxtaposed with Bling Benzy's loud, crass, violent, oversexed and offensive clowning.
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Key & Peele / int_a5e0c01	type	As Himself
Key & Peele / int_a5e0c01	comment	As Himself: Liam Neeson appears in a sketch to promote Non-Stop with the valets.
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Key & Peele / int_a6cda066	type	Rule of Three
Key & Peele / int_a6cda066	comment	Rule of Three: You can get flagged for three pumps. Referee calls excessive celebration.
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Key & Peele / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
Key & Peele / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: Jimmy the disruptive kid. Not only does he manage to get his teacher fired and driven insane, he also succeeds at everything he does in his life.
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Key & Peele / int_a8371e84	type	Giving Radio to the Romans
Key & Peele / int_a8371e84	comment	Giving Radio to the Romans: In one sketch, "Congressman Peele" begs the other Founding Fathers not to sign the Second Amendment because of the potential for future massacres. When they laugh at his warnings, he announces he's actually from the future, draws a pair of MAC-10s, and blows away the Amendment and the table it's laying on to make his case. The MAC-10s disappear from Peele's hands in a flash of blue light, but when one of the Founding Fathers audibly expresses his amazement at the destruction wielded by the "muskets" and a second one pulls out a piece of paper to make a sketch of them before he forgets, a pair of nasty high-tech looking weapons appear in place of the MAC-10s.
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Key & Peele / int_a861560f	type	The Friend Nobody Likes
Key & Peele / int_a861560f	comment	The Friend Nobody Likes: Carlito the proud gangsta. His gang can't ever get rid of him because, really, how do you get rid of someone who God allows to go to heaven but outright refuses it because he thinks heaven is for pussies?
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Key & Peele / int_a8a04f6f	type	And I Must Scream
Key & Peele / int_a8a04f6f	comment	And I Must Scream: Played for dark laughs in "LMFAO's Non-Stop Party", which is about LMFAO singing about partying nonstop. After partying for more than a week, they try to leave the party, only to find that every way out only leads back to the party and they're unable to escape. They eventually kill themselves to escape, only to be revived with the party starting all over again.
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Key & Peele / int_aa83d0d6	type	Sub-Par Supremacist
Key & Peele / int_aa83d0d6	comment	Sub-Par Supremacist: While the show doesn't sugarcoat the level of power racists have over non-white communities, the supremacists are usually depicted as idiotic or oblivious to their own bigotry.
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Key & Peele / int_aba0cd10	type	Cloudcuckoolander's Minder
Key & Peele / int_aba0cd10	comment	Cloudcuckoolander's Minder: Samuel to LaShawn, as the former has to constantly deal with the latter's lunacy.
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Key & Peele / int_ac36578e	type	Or Was It a Dream?
Key & Peele / int_ac36578e	comment	Or Was It a Dream?: In-Universe use of the trope — in "East/West Bowl Rap Showdown", the eastern team's rap video opens with Leoz Maxwell Jilliumz asleep on a bench and dreaming of the team dancing around and rapping as a framing device. At the end, he wakes up and mutters that it was All Just a Dream... before noticing he still has glitter in his hair, giving the obligatory "or was it?".
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Key & Peele / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Key & Peele / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: Latrell when he sees the coworker he had been bullying and calling a homophobe kiss his boyfriend and realizes:
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Key & Peele / int_aec63727	type	Pragmatic Hero
Key & Peele / int_aec63727	comment	Pragmatic Hero: Played for Laughs with Otis Carmichael, an incredibly important actor and civil rights leader who spent the first part of his career playing grotesque racial stereotypes.
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Key & Peele / int_affd30b0	type	Stupid Evil
Key & Peele / int_affd30b0	comment	Stupid Evil: Exaggerated in the "Pawn Shop" episode. For starters, the guy claims to be Christmas shopping in April.
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Key & Peele / int_b06bbf4b	type	Be Careful What You Wish For
Key & Peele / int_b06bbf4b	comment	Be Careful What You Wish For: In one sketch, Peele plays a prisoner guarded by an incredibly gullible and slow-witted guard. When the prisoner tells him to let him out of the cell, the dimwit promptly complies (repeatedly). Alas the guard's colleagues aren't nearly as dumb and the prisoner is quickly re-captured each time. In fact, the guard even tries to help the prisoner escape a few times, but pulls the alarm — not because he's trying to sabotage the escape, but because he's just that stupid. Soon, the prisoner stops seeing these as opportunities but instead as tedious exercises in futility.
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Key & Peele / int_b2283870	type	Retool
Key & Peele / int_b2283870	comment	Retool: Mild case in Season 4, which replaced the studio audience in favor of short dialogues on a long road trip, and a redone title theme. However, the rest is exactly the same barring the odd Big Budget Beef-Up.
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Key & Peele / int_b240e89b	type	Ghetto Name
Key & Peele / int_b240e89b	comment	Ghetto Name: All the names in their "East/West Bowl" sketches vary from this to outright being The Unpronouncable. And then there's the craziest one of all: Dan Smith, BYU. In "Substitute Teacher Pt. 1", the titular teacher has spent his entire career teaching in the inner city, so he assumes every name is like this, confusing his new class of suburban white kids when he calls out names like "J-Kwellen" (Jacqueline) and "Balakay" (Blake). When the kids correct his pronunciation, he assumes they're trying to play a joke on him because nobody could ever have such silly-sounding names. With each correction, he becomes increasingly enraged and hostile, demanding that the kids stop screwing around and say their names "correctly", which culminates in him sending a kid to the principal's office. Finally, he calls out one last ghetto-fied name... and the only black kid in class responds immediately, because it actually is his name:
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Key & Peele / int_b24ce4b2	type	Rearrange the Song
Key & Peele / int_b24ce4b2	comment	Rearrange the Song: The theme tune for Season 4 has been overhauled completely, from the Reggie Watts jingle to something sounding like the True Detective themes.
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Key & Peele / int_b3c0ed0c	type	Spoof Aesop
Key & Peele / int_b3c0ed0c	comment	Spoof Aesop: Mr. T misses every opportunity to teach the kids about making good life choices like avoiding strangers or drugs, and instead tries to make sure no one makes fun of his clothes and hair.
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Key & Peele / int_b3da67e5	type	Sentai
Key & Peele / int_b3da67e5	comment	The soccer sketch in Season 3 has a team called the Power Falcons, a nod to the show's Sentai / Tokusatsu parody of the same name.
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Key & Peele / int_b43d89c7	type	Slow "NO!"
Key & Peele / int_b43d89c7	comment	Slow "NO!": Used in "Slap-Ass: In Recovery" and "LA Vice". The latter case is lampshaded.
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Key & Peele / int_b4ffe87f	type	Crazy Is Cool
Key & Peele / int_b4ffe87f	comment	Crazy is Cool: Invoked, deconstructed, and parodied in "Loco Gangsters" — when Carlito feels snubbed by the possible induction of Eduardo, an inhumanly fearsome and intense maniac, into the gang, he tries to prove he's the most loco instead; not only are most of his attempts (such as pretending to be a duck or wastefully collecting multiple punch cards for frozen yogurt) acknowledged as outright pathetic, but his efforts make Eduardo seem even more loco in comparison.
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Key & Peele / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Key & Peele / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: To dubstep. "Loco Gangsters" has a jab to the British version of The Office, where the gang leader mentions that the show is funny, but "awkward and sad at the same time." In the "Family Matters" sketch, Reginald VelJohnson rants about how the increased focus on Steve Urkel and his transformation machine has turned a blue collar show into "goddamn Quantum Leap".
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Key & Peele / int_b582f140	type	Prejudice Aesop
Key & Peele / int_b582f140	comment	Prejudice Aesop: One of the Stock Aesops that the kids in the Mr. T video try to set him up for, only for him to miss it completely because he's trying to teach children not to make fun of his clothes.
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Key & Peele / int_b6db5695	type	Political Overcorrectness
Key & Peele / int_b6db5695	comment	Political Overcorrectness: Mocked in "Offensive Boss", where a company's vice president calls a gay man, a woman, and a black man into his office to help with a speech he is giving later. He asks them to raise their hands and say something if they find anything in his speech to be offensive. He can't even get a word in edgewise before they start jumping on him for interpreting everything he says as a personal attack. Mind you, this is all before he even gets to start his speech. When he finally does: The "Pirate Chantey" sketch plays with this a bit towards the end. The third verse on the song has one pirate talking about how his girlfriend was pregnant, making it clear that he wanted a child and using words like "child" and "heir" that suggest he considered the fetus a living person, and yet he still supported her decision to get an abortion. Though this becomes most egregious in the forth verse of the song; another pirate sings a song about a woman getting sick with a terminal illness and donating all her money to charity in an attempt to save herself, and ends the song with "But the scariest part of the story from the start is I bet you assumed the doctor was a man."
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Key & Peele / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
Key & Peele / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: Purple Falcon and Yellow Falcon are Asian and Native American, respectively, yet have no issue referring to the African American Green Falcon by the racially insensitive name "Black Falcon". When he turns the tables on them, that's when they find it racist.
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Key & Peele / int_b913a5df	type	Accidental Innuendo
Key & Peele / int_b913a5df	comment	Accidental Innuendo: invoked This is featured at the end of the "McCringleberry's Excessive Celebration" sketch. During the replay of Hingle McCringleberry's third excessive celebration penalty, the color commentator inadvertently draws a penis next to the ref's face when he is staring at McCringleberry's crotch. The color commentator apologizes to the viewers watching at home.
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Key & Peele / int_b91eaeea	type	Must Be Invited
Key & Peele / int_b91eaeea	comment	Must Be Invited: The twist ending to a sketch with two Jamaican ladies. Peele's character just dropped by the other but is too polite to come in, despite Key's character saying it's okay, leading her to formally invite her friend in. Turns out the friend was a vampire, who wasn't being polite but just needed to hear those exact words to come in and suck out her victim's blood.
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Key & Peele / int_b97a2fa7	type	Forced Transformation
Key & Peele / int_b97a2fa7	comment	Forced Transformation: Mr. Mahina was turned into a mop creature by a witch. He's not happy about it.
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Key & Peele / int_b9d334b2	type	Aerith and Bob
Key & Peele / int_b9d334b2	comment	Aerith and Bob: The "East/West Bowl" skit has names like Ozamataz Buckshank, Beezer Twelve-Washingbeard, Hingle McCringleberry, X-Wing @Aliciousness, Donkey Teeth, and... Dan Smith. Vandaveon and Mike are a pretty deliberate version. The former is sometimes shortened to "Van" in some cases.
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Key & Peele / int_ba26aa0d	type	Teeny Weenie
Key & Peele / int_ba26aa0d	comment	Teeny Weenie: In one sketch where a teenage played by Peele is about to get laid, but is worried that his white girlfriend would be put off when she sees his biracial-ness caused him to have a white dick. The day after, he complains that his girlfriend was also biracial and has a black vagina.
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Key & Peele / int_bbd2a2c	type	Alter-Ego Acting
Key & Peele / int_bbd2a2c	comment	Alter-Ego Acting: Vandaveon and Mike, wannabe YouTubers who critique the actual show and give their own interpretation... which can get a little fixated.
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Key & Peele / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Key & Peele / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: It's not a good idea to mention the Albanian Cafe across the street to the owner of the Macedonian Cafe and you certainly shouldn't imply the Albanian kebapi is superior. In "Don't Press the Walk Button", Key's character becomes increasingly annoyed when Peele's character wonders if he really pressed the crosswalk button. Don't hate on the Hathaways. Or the Bullocksies.
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Key & Peele / int_bc8a63d1	type	Fist Pump
Key & Peele / int_bc8a63d1	comment	Averted when Carlito plays with a gun and drops it on the floor, whereupon it goes off and shoots Eduardo in the head, whereupon an exasperated Key informs him that, yes, he is, "by process of elimination", the most loco guy in the gang. Cue tiny Fist Pump from Carlito—whereupon Eduardo leaps to his feet and reveals that he caught the bullet in his teeth. The others immediately declare that to be the most loco thing they've ever seen.
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Key & Peele / int_bcb452a9	type	Weirdness Magnet
Key & Peele / int_bcb452a9	comment	Weirdness Magnet: Levi has somehow come into possession of a variety of fantastical creatures and items, from a rat that can prepare food (granted not without nibbling and crapping on it as it goes) to literal lightning in a bottle. He doesn't seem to realize how out-of-the-ordinary any of these things are to encounter in real life.
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Key & Peele / int_bcb4f1f1	type	You Just Told Me
Key & Peele / int_bcb4f1f1	comment	You Just Told Me: In "Rap Album Confessions", Gun Rack denies murdering Darnell Simmons when his mixtape states otherwise.
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Key & Peele / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Key & Peele / int_bd8aa92a	comment	Negative Continuity: Between "Retired Military Specialist" and the second sketch starring Decker. The first sketch ends with Decker being denied the mission, shot in his gut and both shoulders and implied to have been killed with one final shot in the head. In the second, not only has Decker been recruited for the mission, he's totally fine.
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Key & Peele / int_bf1255fa	type	Really Gets Around
Key & Peele / int_bf1255fa	comment	Really Gets Around: invoked Peele tells a story about his estranged father supposedly fathering several children in several states. "He just sticks his penis out the window as the bus keeps moving..."
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Key & Peele / int_bf828517	type	I Am Not Spock
Key & Peele / int_bf828517	comment	I Am Not Spock:invoked Inverted by the valets, who do this sort of thing constantly, whether referring to the Joker as "Heath Ledgers" and the Penguin as "Danny DeVitos", or talking about "Liam Neesons" as if he himself is the main character of Taken. Played for drama in "Family Matters". Jaleel White has gone so mad with power that he now refers to himself solely as "Steve", and calls Reginald VelJohnson "Carl (Winslow)" in a sadistic, dehumanizing fashion, letting him know that he can't escape.
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Key & Peele / int_c00484eb	type	Accent Relapse
Key & Peele / int_c00484eb	comment	Accent Relapse: The two slaves in the Confederate reenactment sketch, played by Key and Peele, drop their ridiculous Southern accents and speak in their normal American accents as they rob the reenactors at gunpoint after the lead actor almost drops an N-bomb.
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Key & Peele / int_c1d1d6ad	type	Who Names Their Kid "Dude"?
Key & Peele / int_c1d1d6ad	comment	Who Names Their Kid "Dude"?: The East/West Bowl skits are loaded with examples, including one player named T.J. A.J. R.J. Backslashinfourth V (that is, "T.J. A.J. R.J. Backslashinfourth the fifth"). Four generations decided to name their kid T.J. A.J. R.J.
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Key & Peele / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
Key & Peele / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": From "Pizza Order" when Carlos believes that "Claire" was shot and killed. In reality, Wendell lied so he could get out of the awkward situation he put himself into when Carlos tried to ask "Claire" out on a date:
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Key & Peele / int_c2f7db18	type	Alien Blood
Key & Peele / int_c2f7db18	comment	Alien Blood: The aliens in "Alien Imposters" have green blood.
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Key & Peele / int_c2fc1ae	type	Neck Snap
Key & Peele / int_c2fc1ae	comment	Neck Snap: Parodied mercilessly in the "Strike Force Eagle 3: The Reckoning" sketch.
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Key & Peele / int_c3585f4a	type	Boom, Headshot!
Key & Peele / int_c3585f4a	comment	Boom, Headshot!: At the end of "Alien Impostors" when Key's character intentionally kills a human after he's given the keys to the latter's Lexus.
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Key & Peele / int_c5bcb6d7	type	Subverted Punchline
Key & Peele / int_c5bcb6d7	comment	Subverted Punchline: From the sketch "Continental Breakfast":
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Key & Peele / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Key & Peele / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Ty Burrell as "Jew Hunter" Muller is most certainly one to Inglorious Basterds. At the end of the Hypeman sketch, they blatantly make one to Of Mice and Men, even ending the sketch with a black screen that simply said "Steinback, Y'all!" "It's like the old Mitt Romney went back in time to try and kill the young Mitt Romney!" After trolling some Republicans, Obama says, "Aren't I a stinker?" This may remind some of the opening for the Party Rock Anthem music video. In "Pussy on the Chainwax": After they name drop Game of Thrones, the "Sex with Black Guys" sketch starts with Key and Peele discussing "the huge woman" and "the red witch", which are most certainly Brienne and Melisandre. In fact, any skit where they are themselves has them talking about Game of Thrones as casual conversation. One of the Wendell sketches has him calling a bust of Elrond "Hugo" and a statue of River Tam "Summer". Peele's stoner gangster character keeps a rat he keeps calling Ratatouille. Not in a rat trap, but a ghost trap!. The Vincent Clortho magic school is named after The Keymaster in the original Ghostbusters. LA Vice anybody? The Halloween Episode in Season 3 has a pile of 'em: "Roommate Meeting" pulls the round-table gimmick straight from That '70s Show with The Grudge thrown in. The zombie show that's filmed for over three years is most certainly The Walking Dead. "Continental Breakfast" is revealed at the end to be a reference to The Shining. The final sketch is this to Saw. In "Laron Can't Laugh", the titular character wanders off while Leaving Earth plays. "Slap-Ass: In Recovery" gives one to, of all things, the very special "pill addiction" episode of Saved by the Bell. "Cat Poster" is one to Verbal Kint's interrogation in The Usual Suspects, right down to Peele's clothes, hair and speech mannerisms. invoked In the "Family Matters" sketch, "Steve Urkel" at one point says: "There is no Jaleel... only STEVE!". Later, when the actor playing Carl tries to shoot him, he says: "Yippie-ki-yay, motherfucker!". It gets even better when you remember that Reginald VelJohnson used to play a policeman not only on Family Matters, but in Die Hard and Ghostbusters too. The Michael Jackson sketch blends several of the late artist's signature songs: "Thriller", "Smooth Criminal", "Bad", and "Black or White". However, Noah runs them all together in a mishmash. Star Magic Jackson Jr. in "Gremlins 2 Brainstorm" is essentially Hollywood Montrose, gaudy elaborate sunglasses included. In "Fighting Meegan's Battles", an angry Meegan tells the bouncer who prevents her and Andre from entering a club that he looks like Common meets The Incredible Hulk and asks him what it's like to have bees coming out of his mouth (in reference to Tony Todd being a very tall man).
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Key & Peele / int_c819533b	type	Rage Breaking Point
Key & Peele / int_c819533b	comment	Rage Breaking Point: Mr. Williams in the fourth "Substitute Teacher" sketch. He starts out acting calm and laid-back. However, when one of his students, Jimmy, keeps misbehaving, Mr. Williams tries to humble him by putting him in front of the class. Jimmy just responds by imitating the sub, upon which Mr. Williams loses it in a furious imitation of Jimmy so over the top that Jimmy and the rest of the class are completely shocked and silent:
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Key & Peele / int_c8c00dc9	type	Obvious Stunt Double
Key & Peele / int_c8c00dc9	comment	Obvious Stunt Double: Invoked for laughs: the hero riding in "The Power of Wings" video is obviously not Wendell, who is shown to be too obese and clumsy to even mount the horse.
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Key & Peele / int_cdd835ce	type	Dude, Not Funny!
Key & Peele / int_cdd835ce	comment	Dude, Not Funny!: invoked The comedian in "Insult Comic" bases his act around making fun of people in the audience. Unfortunately for him, one of them turns out to be a gay paraplegic burn victim with an electrolarynx. The comedian tries to avoid making fun of him. However, when he finally relents after being pressured to do so, the audience turns on him. An outraged audience member even brains him with a liquor bottle, which the crowd applauds.
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Key & Peele / int_ce1d78bc	type	Foreign Queasine
Key & Peele / int_ce1d78bc	comment	In the "Soul Food" sketch, the duo has returned to the neighborhood in which they grew up and is ordering lunch at a soul food restaurant. They are drawn into a game of one-upmanship to see who can make the "blackest" lunch order, culminating in their eating such "soul food" as possum spines, stork ankles, an old cellar door, and a human foot. Neither will admit to disliking the fare for fear of losing their street cred.
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Key & Peele / int_ce28f525	type	Wag the Director
Key & Peele / int_ce28f525	comment	Wag the Director: invoked Parodied in the "Family Matters" sketch, where it turns out that the reason why the show had increasingly bizarre and Urkel-centric plotlines was because Jaleel White was an evil psychic who kills anyone who goes against what he wants.
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Key & Peele / int_ce9da072	type	Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic
Key & Peele / int_ce9da072	comment	Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic: "Everyone gets their turn" is hilariously averted and conversed with the "Les Mis" sketch where Legataux is frustrated at the inability to get his lines in while everyone else drowns him out.
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Key & Peele / int_cf6d4bad	type	Steampunk
Key & Peele / int_cf6d4bad	comment	Steampunk: Peele gets into the style in When Your Friend Goes Steampunk. He describes it as "Jules Verne and shit".
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Key & Peele / int_d0692227	type	Spooky Photographs
Key & Peele / int_d0692227	comment	Spooky Photographs: Continental Breakfast Buffet, 1935.
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Key & Peele / int_d148b019	type	Mundane Made Awesome
Key & Peele / int_d148b019	comment	Mundane Made Awesome: "Flicker" and "Dueling Hats". One opening bit has Key lining up an epic high five. "I had my plant foot, I got some torque in my hips, and I went straight Tiger Woods on it..." "TeachingCenter" is about a SportsCenter-like program about teaching.
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Key & Peele / int_d1934b7e	type	Glove Snap
Key & Peele / int_d1934b7e	comment	Glove Snap: At the end of this one.
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Key & Peele / int_d19f540a	type	Take Care of the Kids
Key & Peele / int_d19f540a	comment	Take Care of the Kids: Rashida Jones in "Lying to Your Dying Wife" plays a terminally ill wife in hospital, whose list of things she makes Peele's character promise to do includes this—and also slightly less reasonable things, such as that he'll never sleep with another woman, he won't look at porn and that he will never, ever think of someone else while masturbating. Peele character's increasingly absurd attempts to get out of promising to do these things irritate his wife considerably. When she asks him to promise to go and see her mom every day, he shouts "NURSE! FIX MY WIFE!" and bursts into tears.
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Key & Peele / int_d2c0e2ed	type	Schmuck Bait
Key & Peele / int_d2c0e2ed	comment	Schmuck Bait: The "god drug" in the "Scariest Movie Ever" episode. Even though the dealer only lists all the horrible side effects, Key's character tries it anyway, convinced that the high you get from it must be amazing if the users are willing to go through all of that for it.
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Key & Peele / int_d308cbb0	type	Character Catchphrase
Key & Peele / int_d308cbb0	comment	Character Catchphrase: Wendell, the lonely nerd constantly lying about having more of a social life, has a tendency to clarify that he has done certain things... "...sexually". Meegan, when she's playing the victim: "Omigawwwd.... who DOES that???" The two movie fanboy parking valets' hype for their favorite films and actors inevitably culminates in "[Name/Title] IS MYYYYYYYYYYY! SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT!!!"
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Key & Peele / int_d442f9d1	type	ToiletHumor
Key & Peele / int_d442f9d1	comment	Toilet Humor: "Where My Dookie Go":
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Key & Peele / int_d45c0b86	type	Refuge in Audacity
Key & Peele / int_d45c0b86	comment	The whole show runs on this (mostly of the "Let's see how far we can ramp up the insanity" variety, but they do dabble in the "Let's make light of something serious" variety of Refuge in Audacity), but nowhere more than the East/West Bowl sketch. And it's just a list of names. It starts with comparatively reasonable names like "D'Marcus Williumz", "T.J. Juckson", and "Ibrahim Moizoos", and gets to unbridled insanity like "X-Wing @Aliciousness", "T.J. A.J. R.J. Backslashinfourth V", "EEEEE EEEEEEEEE", "Torque [Construction Noise] Lewith", "[The Player Formerly Known as Mousecop]", and "Dan Smith from BYU". The 2013 season is even more ridiculous. There's names like Morse Code spoken in Morse Code, Harvard University,note from DeVry University Fudgenote just Fudge, no college, Firstname Lastnamenote from College University, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jammie Jammie-Jammie, A.A. Ron Balakay...
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Key & Peele / int_d52d28b6	type	Hypocrite
Key & Peele / int_d52d28b6	comment	Hypocrite: In "Movie Hecklers", Key and Peele play two movie hecklers who shout criticisms at the movie as it is playing. A woman finds them annoying, while her husband does not mind as much, finding their criticisms to be insightful. When he briefly tries join in, he is then immediately hassled by a theater employee who tells him to be quiet. Who brought him to the employee's attention? The two hecklers. In the "Bagels are for Sales Associates Only" sketch, Ron is ordered by his boss (Rob Riggle) to make sure only sales associates take in free bagels. However, as Ron interferes with a janitor who tries to eat/steal a bagel, his boss complains to Ron for being too loud! In Andre and Meegan's final sketch, he tries to break up with her... and she ends up confusing him into taking it back by accusing him of being a manipulative and controlling snake. In the "Offensive Boss" sketch, the black man, woman, and gay man get offended by several things their boss says that they interpret as being attacks against their groups. But when he starts reading his dinner speech that he asked them to help with, they find it hilarious when he starts off with a joke about "a Chinaman, a Polack, and an Arab".
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Key & Peele / int_d6d05fba	type	The Help Helping Themselves
Key & Peele / int_d6d05fba	comment	The Help Helping Themselves: In "Stan Lee's Superhero Pitch," one of the Author Tract characters Stan pitches is a villainess named "Overweight Jamaican Maid," whose only notable trait is stealing things.
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Key & Peele / int_d99a228f	type	Unusually Uninteresting Sight
Key & Peele / int_d99a228f	comment	Unusually Uninteresting Sight: Freddie Wong's appearance in "Roommate Meeting". "Bling Benzy vs. Da Struggle:" The single mother not only fails to react to Bling groping and jiggling her breasts, she doesn't seem to notice someone snatching her baby from her arms.
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Key & Peele / int_da0eeab5	type	Breakout Character
Key & Peele / int_da0eeab5	comment	Breakout Character: Luther has proven to be so popular that he's been briefly revived on Key's talk show guest appearances and even his NFL Honors hosting stint. Oh, and that White House correspondents' dinner alongside the real Barack Obama.
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Key & Peele / int_db99b292	type	Mondegreen Gag
Key & Peele / int_db99b292	comment	Mondegreen Gag: invoked The punchline of "Black Ice". It sounds a lot like "black guys".
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Key & Peele / int_dbfe8427	type	Intercourse with You
Key & Peele / int_dbfe8427	comment	Intercourse with You: Discussed in one of the road trip bits:
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Key & Peele / int_dc031fde	type	Inelegant Blubbering
Key & Peele / int_dc031fde	comment	Inelegant Blubbering: Carvel in "Trying Not to Laugh When Your Friend is Crying" does this after he's learned that his childhood friend's body has been pulled out of the river, which makes Key's fellow gangster want to laugh, which he attempts to deal with by warning the other gang members not to laugh. It doesn't help that Carvel has a huge lisp. Eventually Key just bursts out laughing, whereupon Carvel shoots him dead. There's a pause, then:
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Key & Peele / int_dd08dba9	type	Token Black Friend
Key & Peele / int_dd08dba9	comment	Token Black Friend: Discussed in one of the standup bits. Key and Peele apparently try out for this role a lot because neither of them make a convincing Scary Black Man, and thus end up with a set of oft-rehashed lines like "Aw HELL naw!" and "Y'all two clearly like each other!" "A Capella": Parodied. Peele's character is the only black guy in an all-white a capella group, and he gets territorial when Key's character tries out. Later, Peele's character shows up at an all-white improv group Key's character has joined.
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Key & Peele / int_dd45df38	type	Unfortunate Names
Key & Peele / int_dd45df38	comment	Unfortunate Names: The popular "football names" video parodies increasingly complex African American names.
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Key & Peele / int_de7b7cbf	type	Drugs Are Bad
Key & Peele / int_de7b7cbf	comment	Drugs Are Bad: One of the Stock Aesops that the kids in the Mr. T video try to set him up for, only for him to miss it completely because he's trying to teach children not to make fun of his hair.
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Key & Peele / int_dfe57573	type	Historical In-Joke
Key & Peele / int_dfe57573	comment	Historical In-Joke: What happened to the guy who had to speak after Martin Luther King. Thomas Jefferson!
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Key & Peele / int_e07d3d72	type	Uncle Tomfoolery
Key & Peele / int_e07d3d72	comment	Uncle Tomfoolery: Before becoming a civil rights crusader and a beloved community figure, Otis Carmichael made a Hollywood film career out of playing racist stereotypes.note The sketch also serves as an Affectionate Parody of the era's black comedians and performers — noting that, while they did pave the way for mainstream acceptance of actors of color and were revolutionary in their field, the roles they played were often very offensive nonetheless.
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Key & Peele / int_e18675e6	type	Word Salad Lyrics
Key & Peele / int_e18675e6	comment	Word Salad Lyrics: The lead singers of It's Happenin'! continue to make up lyrics about trains and outer space. The rest of the band just goes with it.
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Key & Peele / int_e18a3c59	type	Hilarious Outtakes
Key & Peele / int_e18a3c59	comment	Hilarious Outtakes: The end of Season 5 has a compilation of these.
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Key & Peele / int_e34dc01f	type	Pulling Your Child Away
Key & Peele / int_e34dc01f	comment	Pulling Your Child Away: In the sketch What Happens When Zombies Are Racist, the child zombie attempts to eat the two men, but are quickly pulled away by the parent zombies.
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Key & Peele / int_e41a9801	type	All Women Are Lustful
Key & Peele / int_e41a9801	comment	All Women Are Lustful: They still go for Tha Incredible Mack, despite the fact that he got shot in the dick.
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Key & Peele / int_e4c95972	type	Innocent Bigot
Key & Peele / int_e4c95972	comment	Innocent Bigot: The new neighbor in this sketch. He plays country songs that he does not believe to be racist despite their blatantly racist lyrics which his friend keeps pointing out.
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Key & Peele / int_e4f5affb	type	The Chew Toy
Key & Peele / int_e4f5affb	comment	The Chew Toy: Key as the TV reporter, who's either on a disastrous helicopter flight, or getting attacked by a dog that's learned how to get around his protective gear. Andre. When he's not getting beaten up or menaced by guys Meegan pisses off, she's manipulating and emotionally abusing him.
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Key & Peele / int_e5206db8	type	Brains Versus Brawn
Key & Peele / int_e5206db8	comment	Brains Versus Brawn: In the "Super Bowl 2015" skit, Key and Peele play two sportscasters who invites a third white sportscaster to give his analysis on the upcoming Super Bowl match up between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. It becomes quickly apparent, however, that this sportscaster is constantly describing white athletes as hard-working, analytical, cerebral, and intelligent and black athletes as strong, freaks of nature, and potentially magical. When Key and Peele's characters ask him to describe then Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, who is of mixed ancestry, he says "hybrid."
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Key & Peele / int_e69004a6	type	There Can Be Only One
Key & Peele / int_e69004a6	comment	There Can Be Only One: In "A Capella," Troy makes it clear to Mark that there is only room for one popular and non-threatening black guy at this white school. Said out loud in the climactic battle at the end of "Magical Negro Fight", when Mr. Stanley and Carl have a magic battle which ends up destroying them both.
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Key & Peele / int_e7ae07f5	type	Briefcase Full of Money
Key & Peele / int_e7ae07f5	comment	Briefcase Full of Money: "Counting the Money" has a drug deal where the party receiving the money has a lot of trouble deciding how to count it on-site. One of them reasons that if they look up Yahoo Answers for a briefcase with that much money, they can compare it to the one they received, but the resulting picture was one taken by them minutes ago and posted online to ask if it looked right.
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Key & Peele / int_e7e558	type	The Oner
Key & Peele / int_e7e558	comment	The Oner: The Tea Party "Chosen One" sketch. The "How Not to Remember Where You Parked Your Car" sketch appears to be an unbroken two-minute shot.
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Key & Peele / int_e8760868	type	Space Whale Aesop
Key & Peele / int_e8760868	comment	Space Whale Aesop: In "Consequences", former gang member Donnie Herrera talking to an auditorium at a high school. He tells them how he did bad things (stealing, hanging out with tough kids, smoking weed, etc.) followed by him dealing with the consequences of this. The problem though is that the "consequences" are so wild and unconnected with the deeds he is guilty of that nobody takes any of it seriously:
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Key & Peele / int_ea5c413d	type	Biting-the-Hand Humor
Key & Peele / int_ea5c413d	comment	Biting-the-Hand Humor: One sketch has a hypothetical meeting between Jordan and his father who refuses to believe that the former is his son until Jordan lets it drop that he has his own TV show. The man then tries to get Jordan to stay until this exchange happens:
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Key & Peele / int_eaf5a1ac	type	Groin Attack
Key & Peele / int_eaf5a1ac	comment	"Dicknanigans", in which men in zentais pummel each others' balls while words like "SOCIETY", "CONSUMERISM", and "LOVE" flash on-screen, ending with the declaration that love can conquer all. The audience is enthralled.
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Key & Peele / int_eb8ec7c8	type	Jerkass
Key & Peele / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Jerkass: Meegan. Passive-Aggressive Kombat is her at her nicest. Adversity Johnson, who follows basketball player Charlie Sanders around to slap him, drink all his water, etc. Sanders claims Adversity "doesn't pick up social cues," but Adversity says he "just like[s] f***ing with [Sanders]."
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Key & Peele / int_eddb470c	type	Have I Mentioned I Am Sexually Active Today?
Key & Peele / int_eddb470c	comment	Have I Mentioned I Am Sexually Active Today?: "Sex Addict Wendell" has Wendell attending a sex addicts support group.
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Key & Peele / int_ee7ed46e	type	The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything
Key & Peele / int_ee7ed46e	comment	The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: This is Carlito's problem in "Loco Gangsters". Fellow gang member Eduardo gets admitted to the gang because he does things that are legitimately loco, like break a bottle against his own forehead. Carlito's idea of being loco is to imitate a duck, or drop his shorts to his ankles. When he does attempt to break a bottle against his own head, it doesn't break; it just really hurts his head. When he uses a staple gun on his own hand, Key's character informs that that was loco, "but not in an entertaining way." Averted when Carlito plays with a gun and drops it on the floor, whereupon it goes off and shoots Eduardo in the head, whereupon an exasperated Key informs him that, yes, he is, "by process of elimination", the most loco guy in the gang. Cue tiny Fist Pump from Carlito—whereupon Eduardo leaps to his feet and reveals that he caught the bullet in his teeth. The others immediately declare that to be the most loco thing they've ever seen.
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Key & Peele / int_f15c2859	type	NO INDOOR VOICE
Key & Peele / int_f15c2859	comment	No Indoor Voice: Luther. This is justified since he's Obama's anger translator. The valets do this every time they talk about movies.
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Key & Peele / int_f1d3f0c9	type	Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness
Key & Peele / int_f1d3f0c9	comment	Key's inner school substitute teacher often goes through this into Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness.
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Key & Peele / int_f2be6700	type	Stepford Snarker
Key & Peele / int_f2be6700	comment	Stepford Snarker: Peele plays one in "That One Friend Who Makes Everything Awkward" and gets majorly dismantled by Key's character, right down to his true pitiful, sorry self — turns out he passive-aggressively snarks at everyone who expresses an unpopular opinion without ever being more direct because he's embarrassed that he doesn't have any strong opinions, himself, and just follows the herd.
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Key & Peele / int_f3d5d15f	type	Creepy Child
Key & Peele / int_f3d5d15f	comment	Creepy Child: The "Baby Forest Whitaker" sketch pretty much hits the nail on the head. Liam, the terminally ill child who says a lot of creepy things:
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Key & Peele / int_f541fb16	type	Super Gullible
Key & Peele / int_f541fb16	comment	Super Gullible: An segment of the "Severed Head Showcase" episode had an prison guard at the Bloomsville State Penitentiary that the prisoner tried playing mind-games on and consistently fail at lives being this when the prison guard's acts of gullibility would later reach into the Too Dumb to Live territory when it shows that 2 years later, he becomes a Cloudcuckoolander-like Spanner in the Works for the other prisoner's comical but ill-fated defeat.
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Key & Peele / int_f7588306	type	Reverse Psychology
Key & Peele / int_f7588306	comment	Reverse Psychology: How Obama deals with Republicans that always disagreed with his proposals.
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Key & Peele / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Key & Peele / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Anytime one or more fictional sports teams appear, expect one of them to be named the Rhinos, usually the one that is being focused on.
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Key & Peele / int_fab3b838	type	Everything Is Racist
Key & Peele / int_fab3b838	comment	Everything Is Racist: In "Office Homophobe", Latrell assumes that any problem someone has with him is because they hate gay people, and not because of his obnoxious behavior. When he sees that the titular "homophobe" he had been berating for the entire sketch is actually Straight Gay, he realizes that he was being "an asshole."
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Key & Peele / int_fabef10f	type	Don't Explain the Joke
Key & Peele / int_fabef10f	comment	The Negraph app, which tells you when and where it's appropriate to use the N-word. It'll always be rendered invalid if you're white.
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Key & Peele / int_fbd285b7	type	Comically Missing the Point
Key & Peele / int_fbd285b7	comment	Comically Missing the Point: In "Bald Brotherhood Gang," an inmate played by Key thinks a neo-Nazi skinhead gang is in fact a gang of bald guys who will readily accept him, as a bald guy himself. When they start beating him up because he's Black, he thinks they're simply hazing him and he's on his way to full initiation.
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Key & Peele / int_fc151e9d	type	Department of Redundancy Department
Key & Peele / int_fc151e9d	comment	Department of Redundancy Department: The song in "LMFAO's Non-Stop Party" includes lyrics like "Tonight we gonna party till the party don't stop/And the party don't stop because it keeps on going".
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Key & Peele / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Key & Peele / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: Throughout Seasons 4 and 5, Key and Peele drive through the Mojave Desert having random conversations that lead into the next sketch. In the final scene of the final episode, they stop the car and turn to each other:
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Key & Peele / int_fe3122a3	type	Love Before First Sight
Key & Peele / int_fe3122a3	comment	Love Before First Sight: Carlos, the employee from Mario's Pizza, falls in love with Wendell's ex-girlfriend Claire without having met or spoken with her. Too bad she is really a plastic figurine.
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Key & Peele / int_ff13573f	comment	Overcomplicated Menu Order: In the "Outkast Reunion" sketch, AndrÃ© 3000 (as portrayed by Key) orders a half-caf half-decaf mint mocha latte with green food coloring, foam on the bottom, served in a flower vase.
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Key & Peele / int_ff3f8c7c	comment	Pretentious Pronunciation: Inverted in the "Substitute Teacher Pt. 1" sketch where an Inner City School teacher is substituting at a predominately white suburban High School. He mispronounces all his students' names like Ghetto Names when calling attendance, and when they correct him, he angrily scolds them for trying to mess with him. Standouts include "Blake" as "Bah-Lak-Kay" and "Aaron" as "Ay-Ay-Ron".
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Key & Peele / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: Mr. T PSA, an Affectionate Parody of Be Somebody... Or Be Somebody's Fool!, is almost indistinguishable from the real thing, right down to the incredibly awkward music numbers.
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