P. Diddy Presents the Bad Boys of Comedy - Season One (2005)
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Runtime: 3 hrs 51 mins
Genre: Television
Synopsis: Rapper/producer/actor/clothing-line-mogul Sean "P. Diddy" Combs repeats the ratings success of his MTV series, MAKING THE BAND, with another foray into the world of reality television. Following in... Rapper/producer/actor/clothing-line-mogul Sean "P. Diddy" Combs repeats the ratings success of his MTV series, MAKING THE BAND, with another foray into the world of reality television. Following in the tradition of THE ORIGINAL KINGS OF COMEDY and DEF COMEDY JAM, P. Diddy's HBO series, THE BAD BOYS OF COMEDY, features the best up-and-coming urban comedians delivering raunchy standup at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York. Hosted by P. Diddy and Doug E. Fresh with musical interludes by DJ Mr. C., the series showcases the comedy newcomers as they offer edgy observations on race, relationships, and popular culture with hilarious candor and originality. This collection presents the series' second season in its entirety. [More]
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