MADTV 
KEY & PEELE 
GET OUT 
There's hardly a better example of just how overwhelming the TV offerings have gotten than "Weird City." The new slick and bizarre comedy was co-created by Jordan Peele and "Key and Peele" writer Charlie Sanders, features a stacked cast, and is nonetheless stranded on YouTube Premium (though the first two episodes are available to stream for free). It's the kind of show that could only exist during Peak TV, when the vast array of options can make room for bigger...
Monkeypaw Productions
Jordan
Peele
Film Director
Directing “Get Out,” which the “Mad TV” and “Key & Peele” alum also wrote, won Peele a 2018 Oscar for best original screenplay and garnered noms for best picture and directing. Future projects through his Monkeypaw Productions include writing and directing the social thriller “Us,” starring Lupita Nyong’o and Elisabeth Moss; co-creating a comedic sci-fi anthology for YouTube Premium; and producing a docuseries and a Nazi hunter drama for Amazon, where Monkeypaw has a first-look TV deal. TBS renewed Peele’s “The Last O.G.” for a second season, and Peele is rebooting “The Twilight Zone” for CBS All Access. Monkeypaw also sold HBO on “Lovecraft Country,” a story of African Americans in the 1950s Jim Crow South seeing creatures from H.P. Lovecraft horror novels.
