The Rundown with Robin Thede - Season 1

Comedian and former head writer and contributor for "The Nightly Show" Robin Thede gives her hilariously unique take on the week's headlines in politics and pop culture in a fast-paced, no-holds-barred late night show featuring biting social commentary, sharp sketch comedy and in-your-face pop culture parody.

President Trump comes under fire for an insensitive call with a military widow, California inmates fight deadly wildfires, and Robin imagines a world without microaggressions.

Solange Knowles accuses a magazine of retouching her hair, R. Kelly faces new sexual assault allegations, and an Oakland equity program aims to help African-American marijuana growers.

Robin prepares for the #IndictmentParty, Trump's babysitter John Kelly amends history, and Fox News lies about Black LIves Matter. Plus, an extra-sexy Rundown pop-up concert with Jhené Aiko.

Robin reacts to former DNC chair Donna Brazile's tell-all book, gives a brief history of President Trump's racial discrimination and debuts the trailer for a powerful double Dutch drama.

Protesters rally for Meek Mill's release from prison, water contamination disproportionately affects people of color in the U.S., and Robin looks at the problem of climate gentrification.

We celebrate the Grammy nominations and welcome Rapsody for a brand-new pop-up concert. Plus, we cover the newest accusations against powerful men in media.

Senator Al Franken resigns following sexual misconduct allegations, developers threaten African-American cemeteries, and Robin shares the story of an overlooked silver screen star.

Black voters in Alabama propel Doug Jones to the Senate, Jeff Sessions revives the war on drugs, and Russians seek to stoke racial divisions in the U.S.

For Xmas, the Republicans are giving us a scam of a tax plan and Robin's not having it. Plus, a performance by LeCrae and a visit from Mrs. Claus!

Oprah's Golden Globes speech sparks speculation of a presidential run, states put restrictions on food stamps, and Jeff Sessions blocks the public's desire for marijuana legalization.

Donald Trump refers to African countries as "s**tholes," voting laws against ex-felons disenfranchise people of color, and Robin explores why artificial intelligence is racially biased.

Mo'Nique calls out unequal pay at Netflix, Serena Williams's pregnancy highlights discrimination in health care, and Robin throws an Afrofuturist gala.

Maxine Waters responds to Donald Trump's State of the Union, Corrine Brown begins prison sentence, FEMA still can't get it together for Puerto Rico, Omarosa is back on TV and St. Beauty performs.

Robin examines President Trump's plans for a military parade, exposes the questionable tactics of student loan debt collectors and shares the inspiring story of a black Olympic curler.

The Obamas unveil their official portraits, A national tragedy in Florida warrants a response from Congress, Larry Wilmore makes a surprise appearance and John Legend talks about his bail reform passion project.

Stacey Dash is running for Congress, The NRA is still playing games, Ben Carson has a spending problem, Oprah is waiting on a sign from God to run for president and Rayven Lenae performs. .

Trump is having a weak week, An elementary school put up a confederate mural, Teachers on strike, The NYPD is caught enforcing arrest quotas and we present a parody sketch of "Stranger Things."

Students walk out of schools to protest gun violence, Rex Tillerson's job is the latest casualty of the Trump administration, National Geographic admits to racism, plus a special documentary on Black women fighting against sexual harassment.

O.J. Simpson condemns Colin Kaepernick's on-field protests, a record number of black women run for office in the midterm elections, and Leikeli47 performs a pop-up concert.

R. Kelly has to be held responsible for his actions, Robin premieres her music video "Weak Black Women" and an Interview with Jussie Smollett.

Michael Rappaport gets his invite to the cookout revoked when he comes for Kenya Moore, Trump's anger at Amazon is nonsensical, a deep dive into Black home ownership and a pop-up concert from LionBabe!

Mark Zuckerberg is in the hot seat, Paul Ryan makes his exit, Cosby gets protested, a documentary piece about Black pain and Judge Mablean guests!

We celebrate Black women running for office with #SeatSnatch2018, a special performance from Lecrae, Rapsody, and Leikeli47 and Erika Alexander guests!;