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Sinopse: Chappelle's Show é uma série de televisão de comédia em quadrinhos criada pelos comediantes Dave Chappelle e Neal Brennan, com Chappelle apresentando o programa e estrelando vários desenhos. Chappelle, Brennan e Michele Armour foram os produtores executivos do programa. A série estreou em 22 de janeiro de 2003, na rede de televisão a cabo americana Comedy Central. O show durou duas temporadas completas e uma terceira temporada truncada. Após numerosos atrasos, a produção da terceira temporada do programa terminou abruptamente quando Chappelle deixou o programa. Três episódios foram compilados a partir do trabalho concluído e esses episódios foram ao ar de 9 de julho a 23 de julho de 2006. Repete frequentemente o ar na Comedy Central e ao redor do mundo na MTV na Alemanha, Comedy Central no Brasil, The Comedy Network no Canadá, The Comedy Channel e 7mate na Austrália e FX no Reino Unido. O Chappelle's Show também foi exibido na WGN America e foi distribuído em várias estações de televisão nos EUA, incluindo MyNetworkTV. O TV Guide classificou em 31º lugar na lista dos "100 melhores programas da TV".

Criador por: Dave Chappelle, Neal Brennan.

Genêros: Comédia.

Lançamento: 22 de janeiro de 2003

Produtora: Pilot Boy Productions

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