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Baseball Player Addicted to Slapping Ass; Mobster Takes Vengeance; Steve Urkel Drives Man Insane

TV Flash files “Baseball Player Addicted to Slapping Ass; Mobster Takes Vengeance; Steve Urkel Drives Man Insane” as hour 35 of 53 in the TV Flash guide — Key & Peele (2012–2015) on Comedy Central, season 4, episode 4, aired 2014-10-15, 30 min.

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This leaf is S04E04: listed hour 35 of 53 in the Key & Peele guide, hour 4 of 11 in season 4. It aired 2014-10-15 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “Two Old Women Battle Satan; Dance Club Patrons Face Truth” (S04E03). Next is “Quarterback Concussion” (S04E05).

Key & Peele — Baseball Player Addicted to Slapping Ass; Mobster Takes Vengeance; Steve Urkel Drives Man Insane (S04E04)

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Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.

Sketches include a mobster seeking vengeance on someone who wronged him; a baseball player fighting an addiction to unwanted bodily contact; and "Family Matters"' Steve Urkel driving a man insane.

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Where does Baseball Player Addicted to Slapping Ass; Mobster Takes Vengeance; Steve Urkel Drives Man Insane sit in the Key & Peele guide?

S04E04 is listed hour 35 of 53 — hour 4 of 11 in season 4, season 4 episode 4.

When did Key & Peele S04E04 air?

Baseball Player Addicted to Slapping Ass; Mobster Takes Vengeance; Steve Urkel Drives Man Insane aired 2014-10-15 and is listed at 30 minutes.

Do I need to watch in order?

Sketch comedy: jump by character or viral clip, or play seasons straight. Substitute teacher, Anger Translator, and the rest were built to detach and still land.

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Sketch comedy that treated race, masculinity, and cable-news panic as a two-man demolition derby. Substitute teachers, Obama's anger translator, and character work so sticky the clips outlived linear airings. Two chameleons who made YouTube the co-equal of Thursday night, and still sharper than the timeline they mocked.

The group chat still quotes the substitute teacher like it's *canon*. Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele's Comedy Central series (2012–2015) treated race, masculinity, and cable-news panic as a two-man demolition derby. Character work so sticky the clips outlived linear airings. Obama's Anger Translator Luther entered actual political-comedy canon. YouTube became the co-equal of Thursday night. Hundreds of millions of views online. (I said spoiler-free. The sketch already spoiled itself into a clip.) Lana can…

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