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Michael Che shares his unique perspective on controversial topics with the help of fellow Saturday Night Live stars, sketches, and vignettes to illustrate what it feels like to experience various every-day situations including racial profiling, unemployment, falling in love and…
Che finds himself stuck in an elevator with a white woman and is forced into an unwanted discussion about police. The NYPD gets creative with a public service announcement, and a mother discovers her son wants to be a cop.
Che reminisces about getting dumped while having a drink at a familiar bar. Schoolkids get a lesson on the dangers of addiction. An ex-doctor offers a cure for losing steam in the bedroom. Grace recalls her first date with a rich man.
In this "very special episode," Che tries to help his friend after seeing him get shot… without calling an ambulance. A town hall honors the lives claimed by COVID-19. An entrepreneur spearheads the latest "urban" workout craze.
During a therapy session, Che recounts his unusual dreams and opens up about succeeding in Hollywood, and later, members of his family face elimination in a reality show competition.
Nervous about getting the COVID-19 vaccine, Che seeks counsel in a Black barbershop. Plus, corporations offer messages of support for these turbulent times.
Gearing up for his first show at MSG, Che tries to clear his conscience in confession, before making an appearance on a daytime talk show. A visit to the doctor’s office triggers Kevin’s insecurities.
Michael Che
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