Key & Peele

Most of broadcast TV has begun packing it in for the summer, but your old friends on cable and Comedy Central would never let you down. To wit, find out when Key & Peele, Drunk History and the breakout Review come back for new seasons, as well as where to find new comedies from Hannibal Burress and Natasha Leggero!

President Obama has soften shown himself in good spirits with viral content, from Zach Galifianakis’ Between Two Ferns, or amiably meme-ing himself, but the latest bit is good enough to make you angry. Translate that anger with the help of Keegan-Michael Key himself, as Obama borrowed “Luther” for his own version of the famous Key & Peele bit.

Last September, it was reported that Key & Peele creators and stars Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele were working on bringing their wildly popular “Substitute Teacher” sketch to the big screen. It’s just one of a few projects the comedy duo is currently developing, but it’s now taken the next step: Substitute Teacher is officially becoming a movie thanks to Paramount.

One of Key and Peele's most outrageous and, by now, well-known sketches is 'Substitute Teacher,' in which Keegan-Michael Key plays a substitute teacher from the inner city who doesn't take crap from anybody, especially from students with dumb names like A-Aron and De-Nice. The video has already racked up more than 58 million views on YouTube, but now it might come to the big screen in feature-film form.

FX's 'Fargo' adaptation of the Oscar-winning Coen brothers film made a healthy splash in the ratings this week, in addition to registering a big hit with critics, but buzz will surely build as we approach the arrival of the snow-fallen drama's most surprising additions to date: comedians Keegan Michael Key and Jordan Peele. Watch the stars of Comedy Central's 'Key & Peele' make their 'Fargo' d

Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, known for their sketch show 'Key & Peele,' are two of the hottest comedic performers working today so it's no surprise they've been offered a plum movie deal. In this case the duo have signed on to produce the 'Police Academy' reboot for New Line.

On a day where near of every Liam Neeson fan has been quoting 'Key & Peele' at their highest volume, the Comedy Central duo will next pop up in the unlikeliest of place; FX's forthcoming 'Fargo' TV series! Yep, Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele will guest star in the FX limited series adapting the Coen brothers film of the same name, but as whom, you ask?

It's been an otherwise quiet day in the realm of TV news, but Comedy Central certainly seems to have made the most of it. Not only will breakout comedy duo 'Key & Peele' return for a fourth season, but so too will the animated 'Brickleberry' draw itself a third outing and the web series-adapted 'Drunk History' take a second course.

Reception of last night's 'How I Met Your Mother' episode "The Time Travelers" might have been a bit mixed (we might have been the only ones still sour by the end), but that hasn't dampened our anticipation for the upcoming season finale episodes "Something Old" and "Something New" one bit. Whether or not we'll actually meet the mother as planned remains to be seen, b

Sketch comedy needs a kick in the rear every couple years, and it's been too long since Dave Chappelle flamed out when fame and fortune made 'The Chappelle Show' his cross to bare. And though 'Key & Peele' isn't to those lofty heights, they might get there, and they might get there next year as the show has been renewed for a third season.