@@nyk3334the only bigots are on the right. The party of KKK, Nazis, and failed insurrectionist. It’s always projection with you hate mongering Trump worshippers.
What a joy to stumble upon this one again! Just as relevant now as it was then. Can’t help feeling that for a comedy show it really is quite brave to just have scenes of him attacking the trainees and just moving on without dropping punchlines in there to let the audience know they should laugh. It was almost a test to see who would. Thankfully, most were just as disturbed as they should be and you could hear a few gasps. It’s so hard to imagine police brutality ever not being a problem, but I hope I live to see such a day.
It's based on LAPD officer Stacy Koons' testimony from the Rodney King trial. Koons spoke with a major lisp, and defended the heinous practices of the LAPD (and all other police departments, post-1914 "drug prohibition")
Jim Carrey was so far ahead of his time.
He’s far left so yeah. He’s a bigot. Ask me how.
No he's just great
lost it at scclllarrred and corrpssllllllzzz lmao
He was a man OF his time
@@nyk3334the only bigots are on the right. The party of KKK, Nazis, and failed insurrectionist. It’s always projection with you hate mongering Trump worshippers.
Damn Jamie Foxx is so young in this video, but then again he really doesn't age that much.
Thisss wasss a ssspectacular sssitcom full of sssatire ssathvwafair
😆😂🤣😆😂🤣 Nice!
Just as funny today as when it come out all those years ago!
Jaime Foxx's answer is the exact reason I loved this show growing up.
Why is every In Living Color sketch so current? Seriously?
Because history always repeats itself.
Sad but true.
Because nothing has changed. The bad people in the world make sure of it. That’s why you have people saying history repeats itself. 👆🏽
1:21 “Private Pyle WIPE THAT SMIRK OFF YOUR FACE”
I get the distinct feeling that the fourth wall break was improvised.
Jim Carrey is flawless. How did he keep from breaking character?
Greatest fourth wall break ever! XD
Jim Carrey was the best actor on Living Color.
This is awesome
What a joy to stumble upon this one again! Just as relevant now as it was then. Can’t help feeling that for a comedy show it really is quite brave to just have scenes of him attacking the trainees and just moving on without dropping punchlines in there to let the audience know they should laugh. It was almost a test to see who would. Thankfully, most were just as disturbed as they should be and you could hear a few gasps. It’s so hard to imagine police brutality ever not being a problem, but I hope I live to see such a day.
officer daffy duck more like
2 seconds in and I'm laughing
Jim carrey is funny as a cop. 🤣👍👮♂️
I love the way he talks. It's fucking hilarious😂😂😂
It's based on LAPD officer Stacy Koons' testimony from the Rodney King trial. Koons spoke with a major lisp, and defended the heinous practices of the LAPD (and all other police departments, post-1914 "drug prohibition")
Whatssss the matter, sssssassafrassss?? 🤣🤣🤣
I think this guy trained most of the police since 2010
Naw, since 1865, that sounds about right? 🙄🤔
Or maybe your just an uninformed liberal dumbass.
@ Cade how original.
Jim Carrey is a real life looney tunes character.
One of Molly Shannon's early television appearances
BEST SO FAR! HAHAHAHAHAHA
Watching in June 2020
The would world has gone to shit! Complete shit!
Is that Molly Shannon?
0:52 😂😂😂😂😂😂Yo this would NEVER be able to come out these days🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Molly Shannon!
How old is this skit in an old episode of Sunday Night Live, or as some like to call it, "In Living Color."
Adriano Stafford "In living color" and SNL are/were different comedy sketch shows that aired around the same time.
Duuuh. It was the funny SNL that came on on Sundays. Im well aware.
+Adriano Stafford awww you missed out on the best show in history!!!
Oooh, a thmart-ath!…
other people did this too. epecially british comedy shows.. sad that they are dying off now...
It sounds like what is happening as we speak.