Martin Lawrence's First Amendment

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Martin Lawrence's First Amendment is a comedy television series that was broadcasted on the Starz channel from 2005 to 2007. The show consisted of two seasons, each with eight episodes, and was created and hosted by comedian Martin Lawrence. The show is based on the concept of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, which guarantees the freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition. In the same vein, Martin Lawrence's First Amendment provides comedians with a platform to express their views and opinions unencumbered by censorship or criticism.

Each episode of the show features a segment that showcases various comedians performing their stand-up comedy routines. In these routines, the comedians tackle various topics ranging from politics, race, gender, and pop culture. The comedians do not hold back in expressing their views, and their material is often opinions that are not typically heard in mainstream media. This results in thought-provoking and hilarious jokes that have the audience in stitches.

The show also has a panel of three comedians who join Martin Lawrence to discuss various topics. These topics are usually related to current events and are treated with a comedic spin. The panelists offer their take on these issues and often disagree with one another, leading to heated discussions and debate.

Martin Lawrence's First Amendment also has a segment that showcases up-and-coming comedians. This segment is called "First Amendment Stand-Up," and it provides emerging comedians an opportunity to showcase their talent to a larger audience. The comedians perform their material in front of a live audience, and their sets are later critiqued by Martin Lawrence and the panelists.

Another notable feature of the show is its use of hidden cameras. In a segment called "First Amendment Justice," the show's crew installs hidden cameras in public places, and it captures the reaction of the unsuspecting public when confronted with controversial and thought-provoking situations. The reactions range from shock, anger, and amusement, and they serve as a reminder of the underlying issues that the show seeks to address.

The show also had a segment called "In the Field," where Martin Lawrence and his team travel to various locations to interview people and get their views on various subjects. The subjects ranged from politics, religion, culture, and entertainment. The segment was intended to provide insights into the views held by people from different backgrounds and perspectives.

Overall, Martin Lawrence's First Amendment is a hilarious and thought-provoking show that provides a much-needed platform for comedians to express themselves freely. The show tackles controversial topics with humor and wit, and it has become a cult favorite among fans of comedy. If you're a fan of comedy and appreciate free speech, then Martin Lawrence's First Amendment is a must-watch show.

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Featuring Guy Torry, Esau McGraw, Ronnie Jordan, Jonathon Gates, Rob Stapleton, and Michael Blackson
12. Featuring Guy Torry, Esau McGraw, Ronnie Jordan, Jonathon Gates, Rob Stapleton, and Michael Blackson
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Guy Torry believes a woman can't be in the Office if she's going to cry, Esau McGraw loves what rap music has done for the classics, Michael Blackson finds the single ladies in the audience, Ronnie Jordan looked forward to lunch every day as a fat kid, Jonathon Gates realized women don't care about what he wants, and Rob Stapleton avoids getting robbed by saying crazy things to himself
Featuring Ray Lipowski, Dick Gregory, Special K, Talent, Mark Viera, and Gary Owen
11. Featuring Ray Lipowski, Dick Gregory, Special K, Talent, Mark Viera, and Gary Owen
September 11, 2009
Gary Owen doesn't like the white people getting picked on, Talent gets nervous when his date orders dessert, Ray Lipowski hates when guys text "k" on their cell phone, Mark Veira is surrounded by crazy women, Special K cell phone gets cut off every month, and Dick Gregory wants to open an all black airline
Featuring Courtney Gee, Mark Viera, and Michael Blackson
10. Featuring Courtney Gee, Mark Viera, and Michael Blackson
September 11, 2009
Courtney Gee doesn't think he has to finish paying school loans since he never finished college, Mark Viera never underestimates the power of a small latina woman, and Michael Blackson thinks Americans are spoiled
Featuring Ronnie Jordan, Jonathon Gates, and Rob Stapleton
9. Featuring Ronnie Jordan, Jonathon Gates, and Rob Stapleton
September 11, 2009
Ronnie Jordan finds it hard as a big man to look sexy, Jonathon Gates hates when a girl eats a salad and tries to steal a bbq rib, and Rob Stapleton is a fan of midget strippers
Featuring Darius Bradford, Hope Flood, and Joe Clair
8. Featuring Darius Bradford, Hope Flood, and Joe Clair
September 4, 2009
Darius Bradford thinks the first lady has nothing to worry about, Hope Flood would still be reincarnated as a black woman but with better hair, and Joe Clair calls out an audience member for walking out
Featuring Angus Black, Chris Reid, Lester Barrie, and Don
7. Featuring Angus Black, Chris Reid, Lester Barrie, and Don "DC" Curry
August 28, 2009
Angus Black recently realized he was fat while on a chat line, Chris Reid declares beige the new black, Lester Barrie hates how comedy audiences have gotten sensitive, and Don "DC" Curry thanks the white public for voting for the President
Featuring Chalant, Esau McGraw, and Deon Cole
6. Featuring Chalant, Esau McGraw, and Deon Cole
August 21, 2009
Chalant predicts the President will legalize weed, Esau McGraw complains about his dysfunctional family and his 9-year-old Uncle, and Deon Cole has a friend who is a phone sex operator
Featuring Kier Spates, Guy Torry, and Brooklyn Mike
5. Featuring Kier Spates, Guy Torry, and Brooklyn Mike
August 14, 2009
Kier Spates dissects the hierarchy of a group of girls out, Guy Torry spotted the President at a go-go dance party, and Brooklyn Mike likes when other men admire his woman
Featuring Rich Vos, Turae, and Gary Owen
4. Featuring Rich Vos, Turae, and Gary Owen
August 7, 2009
Rich Vos avoids paying for baggage on airplanes by layering clothing, Turae never misses a sales pitch given by a crackhead, and Gary Owen wonders why ugly girls don't know they're ugly
Featuring Special K, James Hannah, and Rickey Smiley
3. Featuring Special K, James Hannah, and Rickey Smiley
July 31, 2009
Special K doesn't care about womens well manicured eyebrows, James Hannah has a diva of a 3-year-old daughter, and Rickey Smiley channels the old church lady
Featuring Charles Walden, Ray Lipowski, and Talent
2. Featuring Charles Walden, Ray Lipowski, and Talent
July 24, 2009
Charles Walden doesn't like getting recognized in the Social Security Office, Ray Lipowski finds the male organ easier to clean, and Talent weighs the pros and cons of weed vs. alcohol
Featuring Buddy Lewis, Nikki Carr, and Dick Gregory
1. Featuring Buddy Lewis, Nikki Carr, and Dick Gregory
July 17, 2009
Buddy Lewis spends too much time watching TV while unemployed, Nikki Carr loves Winter for the fat girl dating season, and legendary Dick Gregory reflects on serving his country for 3 days
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