King Of Queens - The Black List

[@agip07]

Doug doesn’t even know white history!!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@darthmaul4606]

HEFFERNAN!!!!! Haha

[@gaillessard2786]

Doug doesn't know who's running for local office so....

[@mickey8681]

"you don't belong in here" brought tears to my eyes haha

[@Carlos-xz3vi]

REPARAITIOOOOON. 😂😂😂😂

[@cmvogt5951]

Best Sitcom Show Ever.

[@cheneethompson5756]

Y'all gonna make me die of laughter, up in here! Up in here!
R.i.p. DMX!

[@christina678]

This is so universal- we really do get most of our knowledge of other’s culture through entertainment (tv, music, etc.). 🤣😂

[@oeao2841]

Even Doug knew "Party Up" by DMX was

[@kealunleday3948]

The fact that spence started all of this😂

[@pancakemuffinberry21]

Lol!! This whole scene is hilarious

[@tumsfestival8027]

I like how Doug is so stressed out about this.

[@victorygrafton]

This is one of my favorite episodes. Thank for posting

[@Qey6723]

This episode makes me lmao each time, LMAO!

[@aronkelley8634]

I feel the same when I hangout with my in-laws! 😆

[@wolverinefangowings]

The funny/sad thing is this whole clip is supposed to mock how groups stereotype eachother, but today it would just get protested for being "racist."

[@Spiritualchick82]

Yeah, probably so. It's sad how pc and ultra-sensitive the majority of society has become. Makes things too serious. I miss how back in the days, these kinds of jokes could be made without people acting ultra offended.
Yet theTruly sick and twisted stuff of this world, just continues on.

[@marissasue319]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
#WolfRacism 💩🤬

[@PRHILL9696]

cant have fun anymore

[@iamphoenix6310]

@@Spiritualchick82 been watching this again from the beginning, same will be said about how Doug thinks alot of things are gay, alot of sensitive people nowadays

[@ATLKing404]

@@iamphoenix6310 when you know better you do better

[@babeblue1000]

Lmaoo why was they singing the jeffersons intro at church?

[@Addictive19888]

😂😂😂😂🙈

[@moonie1825]

This is dougs ideas of black culture. Which is probably everything he saw on tv

[@Spiritualchick82]

Exactly! 😂

[@cheneethompson5756]

Idk, but it's hilarious!

[@roxannelombo1523]

Throw your hands up 🙌

[@NiVi192]

Some repara -tiooons! 😆😆

[@jimcoleman4435]

Y'all gonna make me act a fool! Humpty here, Humpty here! LMAO

[@ToniA5555]

Up in here!

[@cheneethompson5756]

Too late for that, Doug!
Lol!

[@lilyderooij]

it really says a lot even about todays world.

[@jasonspirit992]

Your white, and that's cool man!!
Hahahaha best part.

[@bigjr1979]

Jason Spirit that bartender is that Ted Lange from The Love Boat?

[@ToniA5555]

You're white!

[@cheneethompson5756]

Wtf was that guy?

[@RYN988]

⁠@@cheneethompson5756the bartender from the show the Love Boat.

[@hodanbille]

I really loved this episode! 😂😂

[@tonycurtale1856]

I do too

[@hshdjsjebd9248]

Play that funky music,white boy

[@SoopDawg]

Kris that's DMX "Party Up"

[@natefuz]

Thanks so much for uploading this!

[@mts6277]

2023 and this is still super funny even better with all this PC

[@TheBulletzgottishow20]

R.i.p x

[@ToniA5555]

Doug is just feeling left out of Deacon's black life. It doesn't even seem as though Deacon rolls with the brothers at all.

[@Mudamir]

Decon befriended with james because james has the same charachteristics like doug but he doesnt realized it. In rl they would hang out with eachother but the producers of the show wanted to show how positive racism (doug trying to be like a stereotyped black man) have impact on negative racism. (at the end he wanted to proof that a white doug is better than a black doug 'james')

[@WALDENSOFTWARE]

What about those 2 at the Warriors of Groon line?

[@seanswade8699]

What were they doing at that party at the beginning 😂😂😂

[@karllykos]

Those look like either demons or Transformers on the stained-glass windows in the church scene.

[@WALDENSOFTWARE]

Looks like Galvatron and Optimus

[@christina678]

Right! 🤣

[@McQueenPress]

I love that he loves DMX. LOL

[@dennyheilig1988]

Wie Der Doug singt 😂😂😂

[@glendoucette624]

Hilarious great show

[@StephenKershaw1]

I love the Jefferson's theme song lyrics going from sermon to the song... finishing with Issaic from the Love Boat...KOQ was always referencing gen x growing up in the 70s and 80s

[@DSN262]

We want wepawations 😂

[@greeneggs6828]

Reparatioooooones hahahah

[@Mudamir]

This episode shows how positive racism works. Doug threated decon normal until spence told him hes with a new black friend and he spend his time with him because hes black. Then doug try to act "black" and immitating all the stereotypes what society see on black culture. Then he realizes that his friend james is just like doug but black and turn his positive racist into negative when he thinks decon prefer james just because hes black. And try to proof that a "white" doug is better than a black. At the end doug realizes decon likes james because he is just like doug and of his characharistics and not of his skin and that he won because his friendship feelings with decon where strong than with james. A very underrated satire episode especially for this times with the death of george floyd.

[@eatdzrt]

There is no such thing as “positive racism”. I think you might mean stereotypes, which are ideas, which can be positive or negative.
Racism is a system/action. It’s objectively evil, demonic and oppressive and there is no positive spin on it. Words have meanings and those two things are not the same.

[@thelastninja4825]

Was that the actor from the Love Boat????

[@barbaracaroll]

Thanks Isaac

[@Caracaraorangeberry]

pay attention that stained glass in the background. red devils and blue demons.

[@itzwavebaby]

Na transformers Optimus prime

[@RYN988]

Give it up doug, you’re white and that’s cool man

[@robertk2007]

Reperatioooooons

[@TheGrenmagirl]

whats the first song :'D

[@christopherrembert6356]

Kis Vivien DMX PARTY UP

[@scott.j1]

with you - jessica simpson

[@jenc9468]

What season is this ?

[@kennethcooke1]

Season 7

[@cvc20062ndchannel]

Season 7, Episode 16
The King of Queens
Black List

[@DBanjos]

Deac was the worst friend, proved it few times during the episodes

[@ricopine303]

The point of the show was that they were all so authentic human beings full of mistakes from doug & Carey to Arthur and all of his friends but all loveable at the end of the day.

[@allens2784]

that didnt age well...

[@christina678]

That’s because people have a hard time dealing with human truths- and the truth here is we that we get most of our knowledge of other cultures from avenues of entertainment…

[@roggie839]

Sure it did, it's a satire skit making fun of how foolish racism is. It's not society's fault that people are duped into believing everything is racist when it's not

[@allens2784]

@@christina678 its the culture...the blacks in the 80s 90s were such different good people, adults and most kids were not so low brow, then rap came along and it is destroying both races, look at kids today and see it, sad. Yes a pot of cultures is good, but a bad apple in the box of good ones ruins them all.

[@Arentings]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@allens2784 What a weird mindset to have about a race of people, how a bad apple spoils the bunch. Each person is an individual, and I don’t throw around the term “racist” much but that way of thinking is quite literally textbook racism. Not to say you are a racist person, but actual racist people share that kind of ideology (albeit among other extreme and hateful rhetoric and ideas). There’s no reason to think there are less good black people today compared to the 80’s and 90’s, and using rap as the lightning rod for the deterioration of youth culture is quite ridiculous. Plenty of other factors have contributed to this, the biggest probably being the explosion of the internet and social media.

[@allens2784]

@@Arentings Let me try this way. We all are simple things when it comes to our self projection. We use this to convey our thoughts to others, as you just did. But when you use tempered thought which comes from observation with logic then you can see truth. Point I made was racism and hate all are constructs we make in our heads based on things we see and how we adjust to our perception, does it mean its fact? of course not but a certain % of it is, for instance the black youth, they are responsible for most all violent crime and that FBI stats not a projection. To navigate those feelings you have try using logic and look at facts, not downing you, just factual observation, have a great day.