Why did it have to end? Because Jordan Peele went on to make 'Get Out'.

Key and Peele make SNL look like the worst episode on Sesame Street.If these two where put on earth to do this series and that's it, we've been blessed.This is top shelf comedic brilliance in every aspect. The quality of the skits is outstanding. I'm shocked how they fit so much entertainment in 30 min. Yet it leaves me smiling all day. Even the extra actors in the skits have better acting skills than most of the hosts on SNL.Good days or bad days, these guys make me laugh.My only complaint is that I wish each episode was at least 60 min.And very sad this legendary series is over.

When I first heard of Key and Peele, I was very skeptical, since I never found MadTV to be extraordinarily funny, and these two guys never stood out to me on that show even. When I watched the first episode I wasn't pleasantly surprised, as the stand up acts were dry and the sketches were very hit/miss. Luckily I don't have a remote, so I watch comedy central pretty much all of the time my television is on. This means I watched the episodes succeeding the first, and I must say, they only get better. I found my self laughing hysterically at the last episode I saw, particularly at a sketch involving a group of Republicans disagreeing with Obama regardless of what he is saying. The stand up is a bit better too, but their main purpose is still to give the following sketches some context. All in all, Key and Peele have a good base with their smart writing and creative sketches, and they could have a great show if they continue to build upon that base.

I had really high hopes for this show... As a black guy... I figured this would be a fair substitute for Chappelle to hold me over till the new season of Boondocks... then I watch it. Basically... every black stereotype imaginable... even ones I had forgotten about, get exploited for a laugh. I see they are trying to make fun of the stereotypes... but they just do it so badly it just reinforces it to me. There is no point to the show... I don't mean a comedy show has to have a serious point... but at least... a funny point... Its hackneyed sketch comedy with some truly unnatural and sad stand up in between. The only thing keeping me from writing a letter to Comedy Central(of which I'd never think of... hell I even liked Chocolate News) is the sincere hope that it gets better. Just my opinion though folks. Update: It got a bit better... they veered off the stereotype kick and just went to everyday issues... so thanks for that... Just seems like they carry their jokes out too far... pretty much every time to the point where if you thought it was funny at first, by the time it ends you are like... sigh... we get the point keep it moving...