TV's Illest Minority Moments Presented by Ego Trip (2004) (TV)

Release Date:

2004 (USA)

Cast

Gabriel Alvarez	...	Himself
Anthony Anderson	...	Himself
André Benjamin	...	Himself (as Andre 3000)
Big Boi	...	Himself
Raquel Cepeda	...	Herself
Ja'net DuBois	...	Willona Woods (archive footage)
Earthquake	...	Himself
Louis Freese	...	Himself (as B-Real)
Kyle Grooms	...	Himself
Eddie Guerrero	...	Himself
Arsenio Hall	...	Himself (archive footage)
Cat Hartwell	...	Herself (as Fannypack)
Ice-T	...	Himself
Fat Joe	...	Himself
Kelis	...	Herself
Talib Kweli	...	Himself
Bruce Lee	...	Kato (archive footage)
Jazsmin Lewis	...	Herself
Chairman Mao	...	Himself (as Chairman Jefferson Mao)
Judy McCreary	...	Herself
Aaron McGruder	...	Himself
Joey Medina	...	Himself
Pharoahe Monch	...	Himself
Pat Morita	...	Matsuo 'Arnold' Takahashi (archive footage)
Eric Nakamura	...	Himself
Angela Nissel	...	Herself
Richard Pryor	...	(archive footage)
Raekwon	...	Himself
Brent Rollins	...	Himself
Daphne Rubin-Vega	...	Herself
RZA	...	Himself
Randy Savage	...	Himself (as Randy 'Macho Man' Savage)
John Singleton	...	Himself
Jessibel Suthiwong	...	Herself (as Fannypack)
R.A. Thorburn	...	Himself (as R.A. the Rugged Man)
Khosrow Vaziri	...	Himself (archive footage) (as The Iron Sheik)
Elliot Wilson	...	Himself
Jeff Yang	...	Himself

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Ego Trip

Movie Connections:

Features "The Green Hornet" (1966)

Very funny satire. Minor Spoilers.

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

A very funny look at some serious issues. They totally make fun of the television industries portrayal of minorities. How The always get white actors to play Asians, Native Americans, and Hispanics. They talk about T.V during and after civil rights. Hopefully VH1 will show it again. I thought it was great satire. If your a fan of political satire or observational commentary than this is for you. This is not unlike I love the 80's, I love the 90's or any of the vh1 panel shows. This has some very funny guests including Ice-T, Andre Benjami and Fat Joe. This was a great show. I highly recommend it. It tackles stereotypes, prejudice, racism and totally kicks there ass in similar fashion "Harold and Kumar go to White Castle" do.