Chappelle's Show: Season 2 Uncensored (1 Viewer)

[David Galindo]

Anyone else pick this up? I just finished the Charlie Murphy bonus feature...and he is probably the most interesting person Ive ever heard. I could listen to him for hours. That is some seriously funny stuff with Rick James!

 

[Jean D]

David, isnt there 2 unaired Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood Stories skits as bonus featuers? I think I read that somewhere online before this came out. I might pick this up tonight, then I can delete them all from my Tivo.

 

[David Galindo]

Yup, there are two unaired Charlie Murphy stories, along with a 15 minute Charlie Murphy feature looking back at Rick James. So far they have been really, really great. Gonna watch the third one tonight.

 

[Jason Adams]

Aww...I havent gotten to the bonus disc yet...but I did watch the Rick James ep again. I did miss a few episodes from the beginning of the season.

 

[David Galindo]

Wow...in all, there was about 45 minutes of nothing but Charlie Murphy talking in front of a green background...yet it was really, really interesting. Charlie is not a man to be messin with, thats for sure.

I purposly missed a couple of shows on CC so I could enjoy them on DVD. Gotta watch em all before I get to the 74 minute blooper reel.

 

[Ian_H]

Should be called Season 2 Partially Uncensored. There are descriptions all over the net saying uncensored and unblurred yet it is not. If you are gonna give us "uncensored" then give us uncensored. Other than it still is a good set.


--Ian

 

[TravisR]

I have always thought of the blurring (at least in this show) as a joke and would want it to remain blurred so the joke stays. That's just me though...

 

[David Galindo]

I read that whenever you see blurring occur, its because the actor/actress is not really naked. Unblurring would ruin the joke.

 

[Timothy Alexander]

Finished watching the Rick James interview. God, it was awesome. I was laughing throughout the entire 20 minutes.

 

[Jean D]

Anyone know the cheapest place to grab this set?

 

[Jon F.]

I got it for $22.80 at Costco.

Walmart.com has it for $19.88.

 

[Bill>Moore]

Picked up the set yesterday and will be watching this weekend. Can't wait to see it again - the Charlie Murphy stuff ought to be cool. One of my favorite skits was the "If the Internet Was Real" bit.

 

[Jean D]

Its a good thing Walmart still sells uncensored movies, I guess I'll get it there then, I think that price is very reasonable. Thanks

 

[Justin Bauer]

I got mine for $19.99 at Best Buy.

 

[Jason Adams]

Tis' true. If you look on the blooper reel, you can see that tbe breasts were in fact covered. Yes, I know.

 

[Timothy Alexander]

There's also a part in the bloopers where the breasts weren't covered(they hadn't put on the coverings yet). It lasts like two seconds.

 

[john mcfadden]

My wal mart had it for $18.99 !!

 

[WillG]

Why are some of the music portions of the show cut from the episodes? This is a recent show, produced long after DVD on TV became popular. So, why did they not get the DVD rights for the musical performaces from the get-go?

I'm actually surprised that no one has mentioned it considering all the outcry we see on this forum if we don't get material in its entirety. I guess not many watch the show for the musical performances, but still.

 

[Mike~Sileck]

Apparently whenever a nude scene is done where blurring is going to occur, there is tape placed over the nipples. I read this somewhere online. As such, in the unblurred piece, you see this tape.

Does anyone else have a problem with the episode length? It seems like every episode clocks around 16 or 17 minutes for me ... I thought 30 minute slot shows were closer to 22 minutes in actual length. I burned through all of disk one in what seemed like no time at all. Oh well, still funny as hell!!

mike

EDIT: after watching some of the episodes on disc two they are indeed 20+ ... maybe I was just dilerious from laughing so hard and mis-read my time LCD .. who knows, either way, still amazing show!

 

[TravisR]

They had to lose some of the musical performances (I assume due to music licensing issues) but none of the comedy bits had to be dropped so that's why the running times on some episodes is short.