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If you have Hulu and are looking for something to watch but haven’t seen Woke yet, it’s a newer show on Hulu. As of right now they have eight episodes out. If you enjoy comedies, I’m sure you’re going to enjoy this one. There are a lot of laughs with this show. I’ve been watching the show and have been enjoying it a lot so far. I love how Keef is a cartoonist and how they really come to life throughout the show. It’s one of my favorite shows I’m watching now. I can’t wait for more episodes to come.
About Woke
Inspired by the life and work of artist Keith Knight, comedy series Woke takes an absurdly irreverent look at identity and culture as it follows Keef (played by Lamorne Morris), an African-American cartoonist finally on the verge of mainstream success when an unexpected incident changes everything. With a fresh outlook on the world around him, Keef must now navigate the new voices and ideas that confront and challenge him, all without setting aflame everything he’s already built. The series stars Morris, T. Murph and Blake Anderson.
Woke is developed by Marshall Todd and Keith Knight. The co-creators serve as executive producers alongside showrunner Jay Dyer, Maurice “Mo” Marable, Aeysha Carr, Richie Schwartz, John Will, Will Gluck, and Eric Christian Olsen. Kate Schumaecker will serve as executive producer on the pilot. The comedy is a co-production between ABC Studios and Sony Pictures Television Inc.
Episode Synopses (for the first 4):
Episode 101 – “Rhymes with Broke”
Written by: Keith Knight & Marshall Todd // Directed by: Maurice Marable
When up-and-coming cartoonist Keef Knight has a traumatic run-in with the police, he begins to see the world in an entirely new way.
Episode 102 – “What Prequels?”
Written by: Conor Galvin // Directed by: Maurice Marable
Keef grapples with the fallout from the previous day’s events while trying to put his life back in order.
Episode 103 – “Gig E. Smalls”
Written by: Keith Knight // Directed by: Maurice Marable
Being “woke” doesn’t pay the bills. It also doesn’t save you from awkward small talk at parties thrown by rich white ladies.
Episode 104 – “Black People For Rent”
Written by: Rochee Jeffrey // Directed by: Maurice Marable
Keef channels his creative energy in a provocative new way.
If you have Hulu and are looking for a good show to watch, I hope that you’ll try watching Woke. If you especially love comedies, it’s full of laughs. I hope that you can all watch the show and enjoy it like I do.
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