After his impressions of a comedian named Marques (Katt Williams) make him an online sensation, Deandre (Jay Pharoah) goes to L.A. with dreams of stand-up stardom. But his girlfriend (Keke Palmer) needs him to be a stand-up guy and help raise their young son. Marques, the reigning king of comedy, isn’t about to give up his throne, and plots a rude—and hilarious— awakening for Deandre in this laugh-out-loud comedy with a heart.

In this day and age if it were all heavy it wouldn’t be a comedy special, it would be a depression special, and Alonzo Bodden is very aware of this. That’s why he goes back and forth, from Heavy to Lightweight, because he knows we need a break from news in comedy. Police description might be “big, scary black guy” but he’s regularly on NPR. How scary could he be? He isn’t afraid to talk about topics like slavery, then cell phones, the #MeToo Movement then millennials, Kanye and Taco Bell and a little bit about Israel too. He likes to mix it up and he hopes you will join him for a laugh and a think or two.

SNL alum Finesse Mitchell returns to the stage in Glendale, Ca. with his new one hour comedy special about adjusting to "LA" life, staying out of night clubs and juggling the non-stop demands of marriage, fatherhood and adult-ing.

Family first comedian and bonafide Blasian, Michael Yo, brings his uniquely personal blend of comedy to his debut stand up special. Born and raised in Houston, TX, Michael talks about the issues growing up half Black and Asian in a place where he really stood out. Fast-forward to now, navigating marriage and of course his ultimate job as a father to his Black, Asian and White son. This special is about the beauty and complexities of family with all its ups and downs, no matter skin color, race or religion.

An all new special with tales of Saturday Night Live, stand-up and other mind altering mayhem from the life of Darrell Hammond. Beginning with his childhood in Florida to standing in the Oval Office, Darrell details the stories and sagas in between.