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The Whitest Kids U'Know
Title card for Seasons 1–v
Created by	Sam Brown Zach Cregger Trevor Moore Darren Trumeter Timmy Williams
Country of origin	United states of america
No. of seasons	five
No. of episodes	60 (list of episodes)
Product
Running fourth dimension	xx–24 min (Fuse) xxx min (IFC, 2007–2008, 2010–2011) 15 min (IFC, 2009)
Production companies	Good Shepard Productions Jimco Whitest Kids Concern Company International Conglomerate LLC
Distributor	AMC Networks Starz Media
Release
Original network	Fuse (2007) IFC (2007–2011)
Original release	March 20, 2007 (2007-03-20) – June 17, 2011 (2011-06-17)
External links
Website

The Whitest Kids U' Know ( WKUK ) is an American sketch comedy show starring a comedy troupe of the aforementioned name. The group consisted of Trevor Moore, Zach Cregger, Sam Dark-brown, Timmy Williams and Darren Trumeter, though other actors occasionally appeared in their sketches. They were accepted into the HBO U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in 2006 and won the award for Best Sketch Group.

History [edit]

The Whitest Kids began in 1999 when Trevor Moore, a young comedian from Charlottesville, Virginia, transferred to New York's School of Visual Arts film program. Moore previously produced a local TV sketch-comedy show in Virginia titled The Trevor Moore Bear witness, which was picked upwards past PAX Network.

Later making the rounds at local New York City one-act clubs, he somewhen met fellow SVA moving picture student Sam Brownish^[1] from Massachusetts and SVA Graphic Design student/actor Zach Cregger, from Arlington, Virginia. Past chance, all 3 lived in the same dormitory. According to an IFC interview, Trevor Moore said the group's proper noun originated during a freestyle rapping session on a subway when one of their friends said, "You guys are the whitest kids I know".^[ii]

The troupe started off equally an officially sanctioned lodge at Schoolhouse of Visual Arts. During the early on years, WKUK included horror writer and director Jon Kovel, Oliver Lyons, Hashemite kingdom of jordan Cooper, Anthony Mair, and singer Tina Tiongson. Timmy Williams also joined in late 2001 and was the merely fellow member at the fourth dimension who did not attend SVA.^[3]

The Whitest Kids U' Know held near-monthly complimentary shows at SVA's amphitheater, which would oft fill to capacity.^[4] Finally, in 2003, as Moore approached graduation, the grouping separated officially from the school, and all but Moore, Brown, Cregger and Williams left the troupe. Darren Trumeter, an actor and filmmaker who had worked previously with Cregger, was then added that same year.^[5]

Starting in 2003, the reinvented troupe started touring the various comedy venues in New York Urban center, last in early 2005 with a well-attended show at Caroline's, a famous stand-up one-act club in Times Square.

Tv set [edit]

In 2005, the group began working with noted comedy producer Jim Biederman. In early 2006, Biederman and the Whitest Kids sold the evidence to the Fuse network after the Whitest Kids won the Best Sketch Group award at the Aspen Comedy Festival. Production of the outset season took place in New York Urban center, during the summertime of 2006. The first flavour of The Whitest Kids U' Know premiered in March 2007. It was an instant hitting for Fuse, and the show was immediately picked upwards for a 2d season.

However, due to what Fuse perceived as extreme comedy, the second season order came with limitations on content. The group considered walking abroad from the option up order over the new content restrictions. So one-time head of Fuse programming, Jennifer Caserta, left to become the Full general Managing director of the IFC network and brought the Whitest Kids along with her to IFC. At the fourth dimension, Fuse and IFC were both role of Rainbow Media. The Rainbow Media executives felt that the Whitest Kids programme was more appropriate for IFC than Fuse, so they approved the switch.

On July 12, 2007, Trevor Moore posted a message on the Whitest Kids U' Know's official website stating that the second flavour of the Whitest Kids' Idiot box testify would move to the Contained Film Channel (IFC). According to Moore, they were excited about the channel switch considering it allowed for no commercial breaks, with vulgarities and obscene content uncensored.^[half-dozen] Nonetheless, IFC began airing commercials during their programming on December 8, 2010, and the show was censored at certain times of day (including removing stronger sexual language such every bit "fuck" and censoring any nudity), despite promises that information technology would remain unedited.^[7]

Shooting for season two of the show started on August 13, 2007, and debuted on IFC on February 10, 2008.

The flavor one DVD was released on February 5, 2008. It was stated several times on the testify that the flavor was going to be first released uncensored on DVD. Nevertheless, IFC started to air uncensored episodes of flavour i just two months earlier the DVD release.

The tenth episode of flavour two was broadcast alive on IFC. The sketches performed on phase were based on their phase shows. Trevor Moore stated the live episode was a response to the season beingness one episode short.

The third season, which premiered on IFC on January 27, 2009, in the 10 pm time slot, was composed of x xxx-minute episodes as well every bit twenty xv-minute episodes. Both formats played on IFC.

The fourth season premiered on June 11, 2010, on IFC, continuing with the 10/30-infinitesimal and 20/15-minute episode formats.

The fifth season premiered on Apr 15, 2011, and was the final season of the show. The format of 10 half-hr episodes remains, with each episode ending with a segment of The Civil War on Drugs, a full-length movie starring Whitest Kids troupe members reimagining the American Civil War equally a war on drugs.^[8] Moore revealed that the motion picture will exist released on Amazon in feature-length with a commentary by him and the rest of the troupe.^[9]

Return [edit]

On May half dozen, 2020, Trevor Moore started a curt-lived net series during the COVID-19 pandemic titled "Trevor Moore'south Quarantine Show" uploaded to a newly created YouTube channel called OfficialWKUK.^[10] Moore, Brown, Cregger, Trumeter, and Williams later started uploading more frequently to the channel featuring HD quality video of their sketches from their show. They as well would occasionally upload a Dungeons and Dragons campaign entitled "Buckerson and Meyers" where they humorously effort to complete the campaign laid out by Williams.

On September 5, 2020, the group started video streaming on Twitch with weekly scheduled shows with no permanent timeslots:

• Collective Souls - Cregger plays 2016 video game Night Souls III, where he attempts to attain a "No Decease Run" and occasionally takes a fan or other members of the comedy troupe calls, during play. Typically he streams Monday, Wed, or Friday. On Dec 29, 2020, Cregger successfully achieved a no decease run of Demon's Souls.
• Timmy Plays Animal Crossing - Williams plays the 2020 video game Animal Crossing: New Horizons, normally streaming on Monday.
• Sam's Show For Depressed Losers - Brown hosts the evidence with no particular topic or program in mind, occasionally streaming with Trumeter or viewers that phone call-in through Discord. Brownish streams on Wednesdays.
• Sexy Socks - Originally "Sexy Stocks", Trumeter and Brown discuss the stock market and converse with the Twitch conversation room. They have the most inconsistent timeslot, streaming off and on Wednesday.
• Zucchini Boyz - Williams cooks from recipes, alive, unremarkably taking requests from the Twitch conversation room. He typically streams on Thursdays.
• Newsboyz - "The flagship bear witness" according to co-host Trevor Moore. The show consists of Moore and co-host Zach Cregger reading news articles and discussing their week. Moore and Cregger spend the whole week without reading the news in an endeavour to give more realistic takes while on the show. They refer to the prove as "the best show on the network" much to the chagrin of the rest of the troupe. They accept 1 of the well-nigh consistent time-slots streaming on Friday, vii pm-9 pm PST.
• Self Suck Saturday - The almost popular testify on the Twitch channel, the stream consists of the entire troupe watching sketches from their IFC television show, conversation with conversation, and viewing fan art. Along with Newsboyz, it has one of the most consistent fourth dimension-slots, streaming on Sabbatum at 7 pm PST.

They have stated all the money they make from the YouTube and Twitch volition go to the production of their new animated film Mars.

Post-obit Moore's death on Baronial 7, 2021, the remaining members have continued to stream occasionally. They accept stated that they volition complete the "Mars" film, with all of Moore'southward lines recorded prior to his decease. Beyond that, the troupe's futurity remains unclear.

Recurring characters [edit]

Abraham Lincoln – The 16th President of the United States. He is seen in the sketches "Abe Lincoln," "John Wilkes Booth," and "The Civil War on Drugs." Abraham Lincoln is played by Zach Cregger and John Wilkes Booth is played past Trevor Moore. In "Abe Lincoln" and "John Wilkes Booth", he is the victim of John Wilkes Berth's assassination attempts, though in each sketch the circumstances are quite different. In "Abe Lincoln", Lincoln disrupts a performance of Hamlet, frustrating Booth sitting in the audience, and is consequentially bashed to expiry with a hammer. In "John Wilkes Berth" the president is victim of constant harassment by Booth, who sneaks into the theater and hits him with a variety of objects while saying Sic semper tyrannis. In "The Ceremonious War on Drugs," Trevor Moore and Sam Brown portray activists who travel to Washington D.C. to come across Abraham Lincoln and make marijuana legal, thinking the unabridged American Civil State of war was near it.

Adolf Hitler – Hitler is played by Trevor Moore and appears in the sketches "Charlie Chaplin", "Little Hitler" and "Triumph of the Ill", a rap song about his desire to stop being the Führer and instead become a rapper. Hitler also makes appearances in some sketches filmed when the troupe was still part of the SVA.

Billy Matherson/Masterson – Baton Matherson/Masterson has appeared in multiple sketches and is depicted every bit a young male person child. He has appeared in the sketches "Irresponsible Boob tube," "Genie," and a few others. Not much can exist said about Baton Matherson himself as his character and state of affairs seems to vary from sketch to sketch. Usually, he is played past Timmy Williams. In "Beloved Black People," his proper noun is changed to Danny Matherson.

Mr. Welburn – A powerful and rich executive of a company whose purpose or product is unknown. The Dominate is well known for considering unusual and violent situations every bit normal and non worth making a big deal out of. He appears in "Sniper Business"/"Business Battle," where he calmly explains to his employee Jenkins at his office that business is about hard work and integrity – while trying to avoid and kill a sniper hired by rival business concern Bergman-Sachs. He is likewise seen in "Asian Hooker," where he tries to coordinate and run an role meeting while chained to a bed and a screaming Vietnamese prostitute. As the meeting progresses, the woman'south pimp enters and stabs her repeatedly, while Mr. Welburn continues to run the meeting to the best of his abilities, despite objections from his colleagues. Mr. Welburn reappeared in "Not Particularly Sure," claiming that he does not know what his visitor actually does, after having subcontracted out all of their work. The graphic symbol is usually played by Trevor Moore, and is characterized by his deep, official, and serious voice.

Caleb – Not strictly a recurring graphic symbol, only Caleb is typically a proper name that has been used several times, along with the names "Brian", "Rick" and "Candice". Unlike most other characters that share a name, Caleb's character is relatively consequent. He is commonly depicted as an average teenager who is e'er getting in some sort of trouble. He appears in "Blue Whale Dick," "Homeschool," "Walk of Shame," and "We Buy Drugs", and is mentioned in "Telephone call of Duty," played past different Whitest Kids members each time, simply most ordinarily Darren. His last name varies, with "Matthews", "McLaughlin", and "Carlyle" having all been used.

Candice – The well-nigh common woman'south proper noun in the sketches of this comedy troupe. About every time a female name is mentioned it is Candice.

Jerry Bronham – The chairman of the National Hunting Board, seen in the sketches "Sexy Fawn," "I Don't Know Bob," and "Point/Counterpoint", played by Trevor Moore. He is incredibly tasteless, promoting things such as baby skull-seeking bullets and making jokes about his all-time friend'southward decease. He is non above killing innocent people and has even killed a infant before (though by accident). Moore confirmed him equally a recurring grapheme in the commentary of the flavour one DVD.

Meredith – Much like Candice, Meredith is usually the proper name of a character's spouse. Whenever a character's wife is mentioned, her name is commonly Meredith. Her marriage is usually troubled, or she has already been divorced, as seen in the "Role Sniper" and "Helicopter Wife" sketches.

Sasha The Fabulous – Pops in the end of several sketches in the fourth season to say her catchphrase: "Oh, Hell no!"

Satan – The Lord of Hell. His advent varies throughout sketches. In "Demon Ouija Board," he is a disembodied booming phonation who reminds Balthalthazar (possibly a deliberate misspelling of Balthazar) that the sole task of demons is to entertain. In contrast, he appears in Act iii of "Opus Acts 1–4" as a horned humanoid who rants near people making assumptions on who he is. Satan is also mentioned several times by various Whitest characters throughout the sketches.

SuperDog – Peradventure more of a prop than a character. SuperDog has fabricated appearances in several episodes of flavour 3, with Sam carrying him effectually. SuperDog likewise has a cult following of humans who think of him every bit a god.

Films [edit]

Moore and Cregger wrote, directed, and starred in the 2009 comedy moving picture Miss March.

In 2012, Moore wrote on his website that a true Whitest Kids U' Know picture show was planned, and that the script was being written.^[eleven]

On February 11, 2017, Moore announced via Instagram that the film'southward script had been completed.^[12]

On November 17, 2020, Cregger revealed the name of the motion-picture show to be "Mars" and volition be blithe instead of live-action. Cregger too mentioned instead of being funded by a studio they preferred to enhance the money themselves.

On Feb xvi, 2021, The Civil War on Drugs was released in its entirety on Amazon, with the troupe'southward audio commentary as a characteristic.

On August 23, 2021, Cregger, speaking of Trevor's passing and the picture while livestreaming, stated "Nosotros are going to finish Mars! All of Trevor'southward lines are recorded, he has given notes on the animatic, everything that we demand to get done is done. So, the Mars that is going to be completed is the Mars that — I desire anybody to know — Trevor signed off on."^[xiii]

Album [edit]

The Whitest Kids U' Know is the debut album of the New York Metropolis-based sketch comedy troupe, released in 2006.

References [edit]

1. ^ DeBartolo, Dick; MAD mag #468; February 2008; Page 26.
2. ^ "The Whitest Kids U'Know on "The Whitest Kids U'Know"". Archived from the original on 2010-01-11. Retrieved 2009-03-12 .
3. ^ Yanowitz, Zach "Talking it up with 2/5ths of the Whitest Kids U Know" Archived 2011-06-17 at archive.today March eighteen, 2009
4. ^ This My Bear witness interview with Zach Cregger ^{[ permanent dead link ]}
5. ^ Darren Trumeter's biography on IFC
6. ^ "Whitest Kids U Know » Blog Archive » Big NEWS: WHITEST KIDS Move TO IFC!!!". Archived from the original on 2011-08-09. Retrieved 2011-05-01 .
7. ^ IFC Adds Commercials and Cult Comedies, Exits the Art House Advertising Age Dec 7, 2010
8. ^ Whitest Kids U' Know are back on IFC April fifteen Archived 2011-03-fourteen at the Wayback Automobile
9. ^ [1]
10. ^ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNwbDMbDV7gu6-rO70lCQJg
11. ^ NEW QUESTIONS Circular 4! Archived 2013-07-11 at the Wayback Machine, TrevorMoore.org, July 11, 2012 ("Yes, we're working on a new WKUK movie right now. We're hoping to accept the script done by the end of the summer and so we'd similar to shoot it as soon as possible.")
12. ^ "Finished the WKUK movie script. It'south ok. on Instagram". Archived from the original on 2021-12-24.
13. ^ "Trevor Moore's 'Whitest Kids U Know' Castmates Speak out in Tearful Stream With Fans". PopCulture. August 23, 2021. Retrieved Baronial 23, 2021.

External links [edit]

• Official website
• The Whitest Kids U'Know at IMDb
• Extensive audio interview on public radio program The Sound of Immature America
• [2]

russellhancrinum.blogspot.com

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Whitest_Kids_U%27_Know

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