Tracy Morgan: Black and Blue (2010) (TV)

Director:

John Moffitt

Writer:

Tracy Morgan (written by)

Release Date:

13 November 2010 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy

Plot Keywords:

African American | Stand Up Comedy

Cast

Tracy Morgan	...	Himself
Marvin McClellan	...	Himself - Announcer (voice)

Directed by
John Moffitt

Writing credits
Tracy Morgan		(written by)

Produced by
Dave Becky	....	executive producer
Benn Fleishman	....	supervising producer
Courtney Hirsch	....	associate producer
David Miner	....	executive producer
John Moffitt	....	producer
Tracy Morgan	....	executive producer
Pat Tourk Lee	....	producer

Film Editing by
David W. Foster

Production Design by
Keith Raywood

Art Direction by
Star Theodos		(as Star Theodos Kahn)

Makeup Department
Duane Moody	....	hair stylist (as Duane 'Sharky' Moody)
Duane Moody	....	makeup artist (as Duane 'Sharky' Moody)

Production Management
Chase Simonds	....	post-production supervisor
Risa Thomas	....	production supervisor
Leslie E. Vincent	....	post-production supervisor (as Leslie Vincent)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Sandra Restrepo	....	associate director (as Sandra Restrepo Considine)

Sound Department
Ollie Cotton	....	house p.a. mixer
Bob La Masney	....	post-production audio (as Bob LaMasney)
Fritz Lang	....	audio mixer
Kristian Pedregon	....	post production audio
Paul Sandweiss	....	post production audio

Visual Effects by
Vincent Jimenez	....	graphic design (as Vince Jimenez)
Wilt Manglicmot	....	graphic design
Juli Pritchard	....	graphic design

Camera and Electrical Department
Alan Adelman	....	lighting designer
Michael Appel	....	lighting programmer
Eli Clarke	....	camera operator
Bob DelRusso	....	camera operator (as Bob Del Russo)
Mike Grimes	....	gaffer
John Kosmaczewski	....	camera operator (as John 'Kosmo' Kosmaczewski)
Lyn Noland	....	camera operator
Timothy Quigley	....	camera operator (as Tim Quigley)
Matty Randazzo	....	video control
Carlos Rios	....	camera operator
Jack Roche	....	videotape
Ronnie Skopac	....	lighting technician
David Smith	....	camera operator

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Angie Smith	....	wardrobe

Other crew
Bob Benedetti	....	head utility
Steve Bikofsky	....	video truck engineer
Shanique Byrd	....	production assistant
Jose Canaca	....	video truck utility
Keith Conod	....	utility
Sarah Cowperthwaite	....	talent manager / travel manager
Anthony De Fonzo	....	utility (as Anthony DeFonzo)
Louis Faranda	....	promoter
Andrew Fox	....	promoter
Tommy Gravina	....	staging supervisor
Joe Mancusi	....	utility
Mike Moran	....	utility
Andrea Naier	....	stage manager
Chris Palladino	....	production coordinator
Kenny Pierce	....	assistant: executive producers (as Kenneth Pierce)
Alan Reback	....	production accountant
Drew Rivera	....	production assistant
Amaury Rodriguez	....	production assistant
Tatiana Sarah	....	assistant: executive producers
Cheryl Sheppard	....	production accountant
Keith Winikoff	....	technical director
Michele Zugschwerdt	....	script supervisor

Thanks
Lance Crouther	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• Moffitt-Lee Productions
• Home Box Office (HBO)

Distributors

• Home Box Office (HBO) (2010) (USA) (TV)

Other Companies

• Carolines on Broadway  promoter
• Kober Post Productions  post-production facilities
• M-Dots Design  graphic design
• Metrovision Production Group  television facilities
• Sound Design Corporation  post-production facilities

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby (Dolby Surround)

Certification:

USA:TV-MA

Filming Locations:

Apollo Theatre - 253 W. 125th Street, Harlem, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Company:

Moffitt-Lee Productions

not "laugh out loud" funny

As a person who's not familiar with Tracy Morgan's work i was disappointed by this HBO show. Sure i've seen him pop up a few times in cameos on various films and have seen TV trailers of him in the show 30 Rock (a program i've never watched).

What disappointed me was that here's a guy who's been around for a pretty long time, gets on a public microphone for the first time..and STEALS other comedians material via recycling jokes. If you've ever heard of Eddie Griffin i urge you to compare the two and see that i'm not bullshitting.

As my above title indicates, its comedy that you can ponder on for a while, but nothing memorable. Not once did i feel the need to burst out in "ha ha ha's!" He had good jokes but the delivery just wasn't sharp enough.

In Conclusion? I still say he stole 4 or 5 classic Eddie Griffin routines, this is good for a time killer but not something i'd recommend paying to see. Any amount of respect I was willing to give to this comedian has been withdrawn!