While taking attendance, inner-city substitute teacher Mr. Garvey has trouble adjusting to a classroom full of middle-class white students.
Two men trade stories about arguing with their wives and setting them straight.
A pizza delivery order snowballs into a drama of destiny, romance and lots of cheesy crust.
The slaves for auction in Lot A are popular with these plantation owners.
Mr. Nostrand's speech to his students is cut short by an uncomfortable moment.
Lawrence shows Tyrell how to play "Fronthand Backhand," a game that is impossible to win.
A student in math class tries to take back credit for a hilarious joke on the word "hypotenuse" after his friend steals it.
A proudly gay man gets offended when a coworker raises some complaints about his behavior around the office.
A passenger argues with a flight attendant about her request to stay seated while the airplane's fasten-seatbelt sign is on for turbulence.
A Nazi mission to secure a hotel gets sidetracked when the commander begins telling the story about the time he saw Hitler.
A Nazi colonel (Ty Burrell) searching for negros meets Heinrich Leroyheimer and Baron Helmut Schnitzelnazi.
In preparation for their cousin's marriage to another man, a family asks a gay man questions about what the wedding ceremony will be like and for "advice" about attending.
Conflict erupts when a black student joins a college a cappella group that already has a black member.
In the middle of his aerobics routine, one of the competitors at the 1987 Jazz Fit Championships receives some shocking news.
An Al Qaeda member grills his associates on why they've been unable to blow up an airplane in over a decade.
What happens when Hot Ones takes over your press junket? Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele found out as they did the rounds to promote their new comedy, Keanu, hitting theaters April 29. Hot Ones host Sean Evans unleashed five fiery wings on each
