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Sun 15
Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Earth Day — JB Smoove
Chris collects cans for an Earth Day project and tries to get Julius to help him. Elsewhere, Rochelle attempts to stop yelling after Tonya mimics her at school and is reprimanded for it.
Air Time & Details for JB Smoove, Sun 15, 11:30 am -
Mon 16
Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Earth Day — JB Smoove
Chris collects cans for an Earth Day project and tries to get Julius to help him. Elsewhere, Rochelle attempts to stop yelling after Tonya mimics her at school and is reprimanded for it.
Air Time & Details for JB Smoove, Mon 16, 3:30 am
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Biography
About JB Smoove
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A native of Mount Vernon, NY (born Jerry Brooks -- hence the initials), standup comic, comedy writer, and actor J.B. Smoove began his career as a dancer in an hip-hop ensemble, performing as J. Smoove. The performer transitioned to schtick early on and cut his chops in Manhattan-area clubs, then landed a few small roles in Hollywood features (including the 2001 Pootie Tang and the 2002 Mr. Deeds), before striking gold on Saturday Night Live as both a sketch writer and a sketch participant.
Smoove culled greatest attention, however, for his recurring role during season six of Curb Your Enthusiasm; he played the über-confident, street-smart Leon Black, a member of an African-American family adopted by Larry David and his wife after their residence is decimated by a hurricane. Smoove later acknowledged that the popularity of the role "set fire" to his career and led to roles on the sitcoms Everybody Hates Chris and 'Til Death.