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Chappelle's Show

Chappelle's Show

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Sep 11, 2026

Dan HarrisHOST
0:06
Buckle up, we've got a great episode.
Dan HarrisHOST
0:08
Um, my guest today is Neal Brennan, co-creator of legendary Chappelle's Show.
Dan HarrisHOST
0:13
He's got three Netflix specials, um, Blocks, 3 Mics, and Crazy Good, and, uh, he's the host of his own podcast, also called Blocks.
Dan HarrisHOST
0:23
We talk about, uh, how to overcome malaise, uh, how to talk back to your inner critic, and his extremely harrowing psychedelic experiences.
Neal BrennanGUEST
3:41
There you go.
Neal BrennanGUEST
3:41
[laughs]
Dan HarrisHOST
3:42
This kind of gets to one of the famous stories about you, which is after the, the implosion of the Chappelle's Show-
Neal BrennanGUEST
3:48
Yes
DamarisPANELIST
30:09
I would be very frustrated.
Rory FarrellHOST
30:09
It's the same thing Chappelle did when he said, um, "Yo, boycott HBO," when they tried to stream Chappelle's Show.
DamarisPANELIST
30:16
Mm-hmm.
Rory FarrellHOST
30:16
And he said, "I have a deal with Netflix," and he, he said the, the CEO of Netflix at the time, that he loved him so much because Netflix was streaming it, and they took it down.
Rory FarrellHOST
30:25
They said, "Chappelle's not cool with this.
Rory FarrellHOST
30:28
We have a deal with him.
Rory FarrellHOST
30:30
I'm taking Chappelle's Show off Netflix.
Rory FarrellHOST
30:32
It will no longer stream."
Mike KlaussHOST
38:15
He was on 12 episodes of The Greatest American Hero as Les Carlisle or Norm Carlisle, but also maybe best known, and I cringe when I say that, as Brandon Brindle on Small Wonder.
Greg DienerHOST
38:34
But let's not forget, he was the reporter guy [laughs] in that one segment on Chappelle's Show where, uh, Dave Chappelle played the, uh, played the Black Klansman.
Greg DienerHOST
38:46
Hold on a second, I didn't even mention the best part.
Greg DienerHOST
38:50
William Bogert was on an episode of Knots Landing.
Greg OrmeHOST
46:14
Yeah.
Greg OrmeHOST
46:15
He can watch Chappelle's Show on that.
Adam ConradGUEST
46:16
It's also-
Greg OrmeHOST
46:18
The other one-
Greg OrmeHOST
46:42
But-
Steve SkinnerHOST
46:43
Yep
Greg OrmeHOST
46:43
... do you remember when, uh, they were trying to make that a viable platform to watch movies on, and you could go to Best Buy and buy Chappelle's Show for the PSP?
Steve SkinnerHOST
46:53
[laughs]
KirkHOST
5:36
But Fear Factor's really, like, grasping at getting, like, comedians to get into a coffin full of spiders and shit.
James BarrowHOST
5:42
Oh, no, it was, like, a straight up skit on the Chappelle's Show.
KirkHOST
5:45
Oh, it was on Chappelle, okay.
James BarrowHOST
5:47
Yeah.
Righteous RegHOST
23:47
If me and Will had a baby.
Denise SalcedoHOST
23:49
We got Spike Hunter here who says two words, the Chappelle show.
Denise SalcedoHOST
23:52
You like Dave Chappelle?
Righteous RegHOST
23:53
Of course.
Tim McHaleGUEST
2:08
Some who don't even do it anymore, but I was just obsessed with it.
Tim McHaleGUEST
2:12
It was around the same time Chappelle's show was very hot.
Tim McHaleGUEST
2:15
That just left an imprint on the sketch show.
Tim McHaleGUEST
2:19
That left such a huge impact on me.
Michael RidleyHOST
50:35
I would watch so much Comedy Central as a kid.
Michael RidleyHOST
50:37
That's why I was like so hooked on Pablo and then Chappelle's Show coming out and like we kinda did grow up during a very good time of like, "Here's what's actually funny, and we're gonna put it on television." As opposed to now, whenever I watch something comedy-wise that's FCC allowed, it's like they're, they're really not pushing boundaries like they used to back then.
Michael RidleyHOST
50:56
I don't know.
Michael RidleyHOST
50:56
Maybe it was just a different time.
Jim JonesGUEST
24:10
They definitely charge rapper prices.
KazHOST
24:12
Remember that old, remember that old, uh, Chappelle Show, uh, skit, when he was like, "How much for the haircut?" It's like
Jim JonesGUEST
24:16
like$500 Ooh.
Jim JonesGUEST
24:19
That's the old price.
BT KingsleyHOST
34:49
I'm, I'm watching it, and I was like, "I w- I don't know who's in, who's creating some of this stuff, but the, the cuts are off rhythm.
BT KingsleyHOST
34:58
They're not in the rhythm and the cadence of where we are today." I was like, "You guys, you guys are still cutting the way that y'all do at Saturday Night Live, and y'all gotta put a little more seasoning in this salt," because what's happening is, is we saw Chappelle's Show, we saw Key & Peele, we saw In Living Color, we saw all these other things, and the rhythm of the internet is a little faster, so cuts a little quicker.
BT KingsleyHOST
35:22
We have a different rhythm, so this way that you're doing it, the reason that Keenan or, um, when they do we- the weekly updates, or some of the people that are in the rhythm of right now works is 'cause they're in the rhythm of right now.
BT KingsleyHOST
35:34
But then when stuff happens online, and it's so much better than the shit that y'all put all this money into-

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