A Different World View with Darryl & Kadeem
Nov 5, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 26 segments
Darryl and Kadeem recap the third episode of A Different World, originally aired on October 15th, 1987, titled "Porky de Bergerac". *PLOT SYNOPSIS: Denise and Maggie convince Jaleesa to run for dorm…
Darryl M. BellHost
Kadeem HardisonHost
This one is special to me because it was the first time on my own I decided I'm going to test just how much the audience is listening.
And I improv some shit that wasn't written that was in front of the live audience and got a gigantic laugh.
She was like, because I was making fun of her, but it was a joke at her expense.
But yeah, so this was the first time I got my first improv laugh from the audience, but wasn't like, you know how we would do something in rehearsal and then they write it in the script.
And then three days later, the shit wasn't funny no more because we'd been rehearsing it all week.
And when that second audience gets there, make sure Dave is holding a two shot.
Make sure Dave got you in the two shot and be like, yo, I'm going for it here.
By the way, so as we're talking, we're getting ready to jump into episode three.
This one is special to me because it was the first time on my own I decided I'm going to test just how much the audience is listening.
And I improv some shit that wasn't written that was in front of the live audience and got a gigantic laugh.
She was like, because I was making fun of her, but it was a joke at her expense.
But yeah, so this was the first time I got my first improv laugh from the audience, but wasn't like, you know how we would do something in rehearsal and then they write it in the script.
And then three days later, the shit wasn't funny no more because we'd been rehearsing it all week.
And when that second audience gets there, make sure Dave is holding a two shot.
Make sure Dave got you in the two shot and be like, yo, I'm going for it here.
By the way, so as we're talking, we're getting ready to jump into episode three.
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