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The Billboard 200

#1. Clay Aiken
Measure Of A Man
#2. Rod Stewart
As Time Goes By...The Great American Songbook Vol. II
#3. Eagles
The Very Best Of
#4. Outkast
Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
#5. Ludacris
Chicken'N'Beer
#6. Loon
Loon
#7. Dido
Life For Rent
#8. Jagged Edge
Hard
#9. Barbra Streisand
The Movie Album
#10. Barenaked Ladies
Everything To Everyone

Posted: November 3, 2003

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CHAPELLE'S SHOW.

Dave Chappelle, host, (Half Baked, Con Air, Undercover Brother) performs a monologue at the beginning of each show and then introduces several pieces of sketch comedy. At the end of the show, the musical guest performs, usually a really sweet rap group.

Dave really presses the envelope with some of his sketches. One of the most hilarious Chappelle’s Show sketches was a parody of MTV’s Real World. When Dave introduces the sketch, he explains that MTV always puts one black guy in a house with a bunch of crazy white people. In this sketch, Dave puts a really square white guy in a house full of crazy black people. His girlfriend gets stolen, his dad gets stabbed, and eventually he freaks out and leaves. I’m glad there’s somebody out there who isn’t afraid to do this kind of stuff. I don’t know how Dave gets away with some of the things he puts on his show.

Other sketches include “Trading Spouses”, where a white family and a black family switch dads, “Ask a Black Dude”, and a sketch about a "black white supremacist" - a Klu Klux Klan leader who is blind and doesn’t know he’s actually black. If you can’t handle a ton of really offensive jokes, don’t watch Chappelle’s Show.

Despite Chappelle's raunchy language and racially-based humor, I think he's actually doing something positive. By exaggerating the conditions of the relationship between the races, he emphasizes the fact that our prejudices don't have to exist. Take Clayton Bigbsy, the black white supremacist, for example. He hates blacks but he is actually black himself. It really proves a good point.

The best part about Chappelle's show is the fact that he pushes his jokes to the limit. A crackhead flushing himself down the toilet to escape a drug intervention? You won't see that on any other show. I was very impressed by the raw, in-your-face style of this program. It’s refreshing to see some really immature, politically incorrect sketch comedy in the midst of all the mediocre cookie-cutter shows I’ve been seing lately.

Chappelle’s show is airs 10:30pm on Wednesdays. The new season starts January 21st.

Check out the official website:
Chapelle's Show

by: Jason Swett

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