Uptown Comedy Club is a sketch comedy show filmed in the Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan in New York City that aired in first-run syndication for two seasons, from 1992 until 1994. The series was produced by Bob Banner. Repeats of the series eventually found their way onto BET.
Taped before a live audience at a club in Harlem, "Uptown Comedy Club" provided a mixture stand-up comedy, musical guests usually from the world of hip-hop, and sketch comedy from a troupe of mostly black comics. Jim Breuer and Rob Magnotti were the only regular white cast members. "Uptown Comedy Club" would in hindsight, provide a springboard for future "Saturday Night Live" cast members Jim Breuer and Tracy Morgan and future "Mad TV" cast members Aries Spears and Debra Wilson. Monteria Ivey served as the host for the first season, while the regular cast members rotated in that capacity for the second. DJ Scratch meanwhile, was the resident DJ.
A recurring segment on "Uptown Comedy Club" was pitting stand-up comedians against each other in a game of The Dozens. The audience picked the winner.
Stations.
"Uptown Comedy Club" aired mostly late at night on UHF stations.
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