Ep 2. Everybody Hates Keisha

Everybody Hates Chris is an American sitcom that aired from 2005 to 2009. The show was inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who also served as the show's narrator. The show focuses on the life of Chris, a teenager growing up in Brooklyn during the 1980s.

In season 1 episode 2, entitled Everybody Hates Keisha, Chris is excited to start high school with his best friend, Greg, but things take a turn for the worse when Chris's crush, Keisha, starts showing interest in Greg instead.

The episode starts with Chris getting ready for his first day of high school. He's excited to see all of his friends and to finally be a freshman. When he arrives at school, he meets up with Greg, who has also been looking forward to their first day of high school. Chris is especially excited to see Keisha, the girl he's had a crush on since he was in grade school.

At lunchtime, Chris and Greg sit with Keisha and her friend, Sheila. Keisha seems to be showing Chris a lot of attention, which makes him happy. However, things take a turn for the worse when Greg starts talking to Keisha and she seems to be more interested in him. Chris is visibly upset and feels betrayed by his best friend.

As the week goes on, Chris continues to try and win Keisha's attention. He offers to walk her home from school and even tries to impress her by doing a backflip. However, Keisha continues to show more interest in Greg, which makes Chris feel even more defeated.

At home, Chris's parents try to cheer him up by telling him about their own high school experiences. However, Chris isn't interested in hearing their stories and goes to his room feeling sad and alone. That's when his little brother, Drew, comes in and offers to help Chris out. He tells him that he needs to show Keisha that he's the better choice and that he needs to stand out from Greg.

The next day, Chris decides to take Drew's advice and stand out from Greg. He comes to school wearing loud clothing and even performs a stand-up comedy routine during lunchtime. While his classmates laugh at his jokes, Keisha seems unimpressed. Chris starts to feel like he'll never win her over.

The episode ends with Chris realizing that he doesn't need to impress Keisha or anyone else. He's a great person on his own and he shouldn't have to change who he is to get someone's attention. This revelation helps Chris to feel better about himself and he's finally able to let go of his crush on Keisha.

Overall, Everybody Hates Keisha is a relatable episode that deals with the pain of unrequited love and the importance of staying true to yourself. It's a great example of the show's ability to tackle serious topics while still providing plenty of laughs.