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Def Comedy Jam is a HBO television series produced by Russell Simmons. The series had its original run from July 1, 1992 to January 1, 1997. The show returned on HBO's fall lineup in 2006. Def Comedy Jam helped to launch the careers of several African-American stand-up comedians.
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- E1 Steve White, Derrick Fox, Yvette Wilson, Joe TorryNext upMar 7, 1992
- E2 Ricky Harris, Reggie McFadden, Anthony J. Brown, Adele GivensDate to be announced
- E3 Bernard Jeffrey McCollough (Bernie Mac), Steve Harvey, Vince D. Rodney WinfieldDate to be announced
- E4 Laura Hayes, Bill Bellamy, Ted Carpenter, George Rogers (G.I. George)Date to be announced
- E5 Pierre Edwards, D.L. Hughley, A.J. Jamal, Marva Moncrieffe (Simply Marvalous)Date to be announced
- E6 William Wilson, Michael Colyar, Tony Brown, Ajai SandersDate to be announced
- E7 Robin Montague, Tommy Chunn, James Stephens III, Tony WoodsDate to be announced
- E8 Reynaldo Rey, Eddie Griffin, Darcel Blagmon (Fat Doctor), Arceneaux & MitchellDate to be announced
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Created by Russell Simmons, Stan Lathan
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GenerationofSwineJan 12, 2023
OK, it's kind of hard to review a stand-up show with a heavily rotating cast. Sometimes, yes, it stank. But that's because sometimes stand up stinks. Other times it was so funny it made you choke. And I am going to review principally the times that it was so funny you couldn't breathe...because those times far outweighed the bad times. And you saw some brilliant up and commers that were still so hungry they fought hard for each laugh. In its time and place it was bri… Read more
lliant, and part of an HBO comedy line up that has yet to be topped. Shows like this don't come around enough, and the new ones that try to emulate it do far too much to actually win the world over.