Wednesdays find Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key on Comedy Central, where they navigate the delicate line of propriety, attempting to utter a word deemed off-limits when speaking of their partners. Meanwhile, Lil Wayne grapples with the …

The President engaged in a spirited rap battle, while a traffic reporter experienced unforeseen difficulties with air travel.

Within the shadowed heart of Nazi Germany, Jordan and Keegan navigate a perilous world as consummate masters of disguise. Meanwhile, two individuals are brought under suspicion, accused of harboring prejudices.

Luther, known for his ability to interpret President Obama's sentiments, offers a reminder of the individual responsible for Osama bin Laden's death.

With the recent legalization of same-sex marriage, a significant chapter opens for Jordan and Keegan, bringing with it the weight of commitment.

A fierce rivalry ignites between Jordan and Keegan, culminating in a dramatic showdown, only to be disrupted by the chaotic unraveling of a planned flash mob.

A discussion arises between Jordan and Keegan concerning a matter of perceived racial depth, while Bobby McFerrin engages in a musical contest with Michael Winslow.

Barack Obama was no exception to the rules, and a young Forest Whitaker instilled genuine fear in his nanny.