The sketch comedy show Key & Peele, starring Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, premieres on Comedy Central.
Key & Peele receives the prestigious Peabody Award in recognition of its outstanding and impactful comedy.
The fifth and final season of Key & Peele airs its last episode, concluding the series.
Introduction of Mr. Garvey, a substitute teacher who mispronounces students' names, setting the tone for the show's unique comedic style.
Key and Peele parody the lives of the Obamas, with a focus on societal perceptions and racial commentary.
Introduction of the East/West Bowl series where players have hilariously outrageous names, becoming a fan favorite recurring sketch.
Luther, played by Keegan-Michael Key, debuts as President Obama's official anger translator, mixing humor with commentary on political emotions.
A sketch where zombies reject the traditional depiction and create a humorous twist on the undead genre.
Within the show's universe, Key and Peele announce plans to create a comedy film featuring their characters and sketches, showing growth beyond TV.
Luther, the anger translator, delivers a comedic presidential address, solidifying his role as a key character throughout the series.
A reflective sketch marking the end of the show, featuring Key and Peele in a comic book shop reminiscing about their comedic journey.
