Orlando Jones, Cassidy

Season 1Episode 130 minjuil. 28, 2005
Orlando Jones, Cassidy
The first episode sets off the whole season. The start off the show by playing “The Questions Game” from where the black and red team can only ask each other questions. Orlando Jones comes up with a funny question, “Did Yo Mamma tell you”, and wins it for the Black Team. The second game they play is “Tore up from the Floor Up”. They bring people out of the audience that they think looks funny and make fun of them. They win that. The 3rd game is “I’m On the List!” game, the Black Team and the Red Team have to play out celebrities and the team captains have to figure it out and let them in the club. The Red Team wins the 3rd game. And the last game is called “Wild Style”. The cast has to go head to head freestyling each other and making punch lines who ever is the funniest wins the whole game. The Red Team Wins the whole thing! Cassidy comes through and plays "I'm A Hustla" from his album 'I'm A Hustla".
Orlando Jones, Cassidy has aired on juil. 28, 2005 at 22:00
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