Ya done messed up, D'rah. Keegan-Michael Key reprised his Key & Peele role as Mr. Garvey, an inner-city substitute teacher who has trouble pronouncing the names of his middle-class white students ...

Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele ... The quote comes from the sketch "Substitute Teacher," which finds Key playing a substitute teacher named Mr. Garvey who has trouble pronouncing his middle ...

Keegan-Michael Key, in particular, brought his immense energy to other roles, like that of President Obama’s anger translator, Luther and one of the equally hyped valets. Key previously revealed ...

Actor Keegan-Michael Key talks about making his voice ... He also shares how his character in his viral substitute teacher sketch would say “Mario” and “Luigi.”March 22, 2023 ...

American comic and actor Keegan-Michael Key has reprised his now legendary substitute teacher role from the Comedy Central show of a decade ago, Key & Peele, this time in an ad for streaming ...

Roll call for J'Quellins, B'Lakes, D-Nices, A-A-Rons, and anyone else who doesn't want to get sent to Oshack Hennessy's office by inner-city substitute ... all time, Keegan-Michael Key is a ...

Key hopes that the interactive Minilabs will serve as a useful reminder for students and teachers and help them keep each other healthy at school and beyond. "This is teaching the kids and will be ...

Keegan-Michael Key's best movies and TV shows show off a career that stretches from sketch comedy to acclaimed comedies to hit franchises. Born in Michigan on March 22, 1971, Key first found fame ...