A Black Lady Sketch Show Season 2 Episode 3 Sister, May I Call You Oshun?

In A Black Lady Sketch Show season 2 episode 3, titled "Sister, May I Call You Oshun?", the all-Black female cast delivers another round of hilarious sketches that highlight their sharp wit and comedic talent.

The episode begins with a sketch titled "Thirst Trap," in which a group of Black women try to outdo each other by sharing increasingly ridiculous thirst traps on social media. From posing in front of a green screen to pretending to be a mermaid in a bathtub, this sketch pokes fun at the lengths people will go to for likes and follows.

Next up is "Dr. Hadassah Olayinka Ali-Youngman's Salute to Icons," in which the titular character (played by series creator Robin Thede) gives a humorous and slightly inaccurate history lesson about important Black figures throughout time. Her perspectives and delivery are hilarious and ironic.

Another highlight of the episode is the sketch "Sister, May I Call You Oshun?" which takes a unique approach to showcasing Black sisterhood and beauty. The sketch features guest appearances from Laverne Cox and Kelly Rowland who both are welcomed into a special world where the ladies celebrate the beauty and culture of the Orisha goddess Oshun. This sketch is especially informative as it explores the culture and mythology behind the deity and gives it even more significance than usual, in addition to comedy.

The episode also features parodies of popular reality TV shows and an amusing musical number about the virtue of resting. Moreover, the episode ends with an intriguing sketch that takes aim at the idea of 'DIY' home decor, and proposes much easier and cheaper alternatives.

Overall, "Sister, May I Call You Oshun?" is a highly entertaining episode of A Black Lady Sketch Show that offers plenty of laughs, clever social commentary, and creative takes on popular culture icons. It's a can't-miss entry into the already successful second season of the series.