Friends of the People
2014 · Comedy · 2 Seasons · 20 Episodes ·
A fresh and unique take on sketch comedy, with a combination of scripted sketches, man-on-the-street segments and more.
Episodes
1. Meet the FriendsTracy Morgan Freeman; a man with a hyperactive brain worm; the Lucas Brothers debate Squabblin' and Quarrelin'; man-on-the-street interviews. The series premiere.
2. The HorrorAn audacious mother; a pizza interrupts a stakeout; a rap about Brooklyn thug life; high school horrors revisited.
3. Hustle GodsUrkel's ascent to stardom; a quirky dunk contest; getting stuff for free; a big race.
4. Beached BrothasThe secret lives of frat guys; Beached Brothers songs; parenting PSAs; Rel gets pranked; free advice on the streets of NYC.
5. Pick-Up ArtistsA look at a beauty pageant exploiting the worst parent ever. Plus what the Lucas brothers make of the 'Transformers' movie. Tracey Morgan Freeman wreaks havoc at a White House Dinner. Jen gets a unusual bike riding lesson and the cast cross the street to avoid fears.
6. Welcome to Hammer TimeAn overly dramatic driving instructor takes students on a ride they won't forget in a hurry. A retrospective look at the Lucas Bros Squabblin' and Quarrelin'. Josh's dancing abilities are put to the test and a trip to a alternate dimension.
7. Never Come BackThe FOTP cast shakes things up with sketches that include; the Little Richard app for life's most irritating moments, musical musings on the best dressed guy in basketball, and a detective keen on solving a particularly smelly crime. Plus, the cast roasts Kevin and Jermaine on the streets of NYC.
8. The Story Behind Real TweetsA Lucas Bros parody of Mars Blackmon, the Untold Hollywood History of Walter the black Power Ranger.
9. Black Kids of BaysideThe FOTP introduce sketches that include; the plight of house hunters in Gotham City, a preacher who suffers with an ungodly Wi-Fi connection, and a virginity story that ends in tragedy and jail time. Plus, the cast goes toe-to-toe with Mr. Belding, and Josh talks to New Yorkers about the amusements of subway riding.
10. Return of the Old KillersA post-apocalyptic debate on acceptable rat consumption and an intervention for selfie addiction.
