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Both Key and Peele previously worked on. The sketches cover a variety of societal topics, often with a focus on American , and. In the first three seasons, an episode would consist of a , with a short. After the plays, the two hosts would introduce themselves to a studio audience and explain a possible situation, with the following sketch having a similar situation. The show then follows this pattern, with a number of sketches, each varying in time. Not all the segments are introduced by a studio segment. In the last two seasons, the show eschewed a studio audience in favor of a pre-shot narrative, featuring the duo discussing a concept during a car ride, as the introduction to their sketches. The series was first announced in June 2011 by. In anticipation of the show, Key and Peele launched a in support of the program. The series premiered in January 2012 on Comedy Central in the U. The first episode drew 2. One sketch reveals that Obama's wife and daughters each have their own anger translators as well, whom they request help from to speak with each other. Key appeared briefly in-character as Luther at the Annual White House Correspondents Dinner as an anger translator for the real Barack Obama in early 2015. He often comes up with elaborate stories to convince others especially over the phone that he is not a stereotypical nerd, and that he is calling on the behalf of people other than himself. He was put on the spot when questioned about his nonexistent son, and he was close to a plush doll of the character from. Though his stories are obvious lies, they are elaborate enough that he usually manages to convince the person on the other end of the phone line usually a gullible man played by Key that the people in his stories exist. When asked to speak with his fabricated friends and family, Wendell makes up an abrupt event on the spot usually involving the fabricated person in question being killed to prevent the person he is talking to from piecing together that his stories are lies, and to end the conversation. Garvey — Played by Key, Mr. Garvey is an angry and intimidating substitute teacher and 20-year veteran of urban education. Any corrections from the students are seen as highly disrespectful lies meant to make him look foolish. The only student Mr. In March 2015, it was announced that Key will reprise the role of Mr. Garvey in a feature-length film Substitute Teacher with Jordan portraying a rival teacher. The distance they cover in their pursuit becomes extreme. Meegan is shown to be extremely selfish and unintelligent, and does not seem to acknowledge social norms. She herself rarely ever receives any sort of comeuppance for the flagrant disrespect she shows to others. They also take many of themselves, but delete the majority of them because they don't like how they look in them, including a picture that had already just been classified as evidence in a crime that they witnessed. He always responds to unexpected and sudden events with loud, excited swearing. Hans Muller — A who is ignorant to the truth. He is played by recurring guest star. Most sketches end with Cedric Key getting fed up with Levi and calling off their friendship. Though they claim to dislike homosexuals, they often act in a vaguely exaggerated homosexual manner. Samuel Key is very intelligent and well-mannered and exercises restraint when making important decisions. LaShawn Peele is very loud and extremely flamboyant and is constantly thinking up often nonsensical and impossible ideas for their future. In the third edition of this sketch, the fictional athletes were joined by actual players with unusual names such as and ; the last player for the West team was played by , in reference to the Mr. This is the only recurring sketch that stars neither Key nor Peele. They are all shown to be similarly dressed in outdated fashion styles such as leather jackets, braided belts, , and wire-rimmed glasses. Rajeev Gupta — Played by Key, Dr. Gupta is an Indian-American doctor who works at a large hospital. Vandaveon and Mike analyze an episode, and suggest that low brow humor would make it funnier. On March 12, 2014, Comedy Central announced the network was developing an animated spinoff starring Vandaveon and Mike as 12-year-old hall monitors, in association with Key and Peele. Archived from on February 22, 2012. Retrieved February 24, 2012. Retrieved February 24, 2012. Retrieved May 1, 2016. Retrieved February 24, 2012. Retrieved February 24, 2012. Retrieved February 24, 2012. 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Retrieved February 24, 2012. Retrieved May 4, 2017. Garvey is an angry and intimidating substitute teacher and 20-year veteran of urban education. I'm over here trying to sing about a tire swing. He is played by recurring guest star. That's talking about the klan, man. LaShawn Peele is very loud and extremely flamboyant and is constantly thinking up often nonsensical and impossible ideas for their future.