Friends of the People - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Black Mad Men
FOTP is back with hilarious sketches that include a million dollar game show heist, a date turned barely legal and a superhero with the power of song, guest starring Brian McKnight. Plus, the cast explores the stories of Black Mad Men.

Bubble Brawl
Sketches this week include candle obsessions, presidential reports and bubble ball brawls.

C'mon Dad!
A bathroom line leader is paranoid; an interesting spin on a cinema classic; how New Yorkers deal with waiting for the subway.

Tag Team
FOTP brings sketches including a product pitchman with poor pronunciation, a crime scene cover-up that gets squirrely and the return of Mr. Huffton. Plus, the cast tags in Jake the Snake, Mick Foley, and X-Pac for some high impact back-up.

Never Come Back Again
The Friends of the People bring sketches that include an animator's struggle to conceal his x-rated art, a high school basketball player dying for super powers, and a pre-historic narcotics officer. Plus, David Alan Grier!

Ghetto Blessings
The FOTP gang explore the rise and fall of The California Raisins with guest star Jeff Ross, a party is ruined by Barack Obama, and the Lucas Brothers try their hand at Star Wars. Plus, the cast reveals why ghetto living is a blessing in disguise.

Great White Haters
Skits include: financially-savvy rappers; indestructible actress; and obscure 1980's action hero. Guest appearance by Ed Lover.

Kings Of Gold
Skits include: unlocked cellphone; canine vendetta; Master P Wee's Playhouse. Special guest appearance by Jim Norton.

Hood Beef
Justice is served in a sketch. Also: an oddly timid hood beef; a media mogul's controversial purchase. Appearing: J.D. Williams; Eric Andre; and wrestling figures D'Lo Brown and Tatanka.

Double Dare
Banned scenes from "Double Dare"; a man afflicted with "waffle hands"; action from the Concussion League; the firing of a superhero. Appearing: David Alan Grier and Marc Summers.
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