1 :01x01 - Episode 101

Parodies include Maya Angelou prepares a poem for the inauguration of the next president. Plus, a commentary of the death of Hip-Hop. Finally, a rapper creates a public service announcement for the No Child Left Behind Project.

2 :01x02 - Episode 102

3 :01x03 - Episode 103

Included: a need for good behavior before the presidential election; an in depth interview with the black actor who broke the color barrier in pornography; a stop to John McClain's dry cleaners; a discussion of prison time as a presidential qualification.

4 :01x04 - Episode 104

This special election recap edition asks this question: Will David be cheering a Chocolate White House this week, or wondering if America has lost its damn mind?

5 :01x05 - Episode 105

Included in this episode is a look at what Barrack Obama will be doing in his leisure time while in office; vitamins created for the crack addicts; adoptions of babies from Africa; the insatiable appetite of a death-row inmate; an NHL black goalie; and who will be Oprah Winfrey's replacement?

6 :01x06 - Episode 106

7 :01x07 - Episode 107

Skits include a TV series for kids which is hosted by rappers; consequences for the cosmetic company after signing Beyonce as their spokeswoman; an interview with Ludacris; a report of violence as caught on film; African bottled water; and roles for black actors in movies.

8 :01x08 - Episode 108

Skits include Barack Obama should quit and leave the country while on top now that he has won the election, Black Daddy, a new R&B singer who only sings clean, family oriented songs, "Blacks Only" features the original electric chair which was used on a black man during segregation, an NFL summit raises awareness to brain damage incurred by past NFL players, the 'gangsta' side of an Army recruiting ad on TV, and a roundtable on why black people keep getting caught with guns.

9 :01x09 - Episode 109

David Allen Greer exposes the original band KISS, in which the members were all black.

10 :01x10 - Episode 110

The season finale for season one includes a look at the expectations which citizens have for our first black president, Barack Obama, plus, a visit to the Black Comic Conference.