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Def Comedy Jam was a late night HBO series that introduced the world to such stars as Bernie Mac, Dave Chappelle, Chris Tucker and Cedric the Entertainer.
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Was Richard Pryor the greatest comedian of the 20th century??

The answer is yes!
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Keenan Ivory Wayans grew up in a Harlem tenement the 2nd child of 10.
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Flip Wilson was named "TV's First Black Superstar" by Time magazine.
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"In a sense, Bill Cosby's presentation of an essentially colorless comedy routine was revolutionary."
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Nat King Cole had his own tv show in 1956, but it only lasted a year because companies refused to sponsor his show.
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Dick Gregory was the first Black comedian to cross over and achieve mainstream success.
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