Ep 13. East/West Bowl 2

In the thirteenth and final episode of season 3, Key & Peele bring back their hilarious East/West Bowl sketch, aptly named East/West Bowl 2. For those unfamiliar with the sketch, the East/West Bowl is a parody of the NFL draft where Key & Peele create absurd and oddly-named football players from fictional colleges.

This time around, the sketch features even more outrageous player names, such as "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ" and "Squeeeeeeeeeeps." The sketch also includes appearances from NFL players such as Richard Sherman, DeSean Jackson, and Ha Ha Clinton-Dix.

Alongside the East/West Bowl sketch, the episode features a few other sketches. One in particular called "Fronthand Backhand," features Key and Peele as tennis players who speak in code to each other during their match. The sketch ultimately turns into a commentary on the disparity between how black and white athletes are portrayed in sports media.

Another sketch called "Lightning in a Bottle" features two basketball coaches whose careers are transformed by their new player, a 10-year-old prodigy. The sketch is an exploration of the different ways that coaches handle young athletes with exceptional talent.

Finally, the episode ends with a sketch called "Phone Call." In the sketch, Key is stuck on hold with a customer service representative and becomes increasingly angry and frustrated. The sketch is a satirical commentary on the frustrating experience of dealing with customer service, and the lack of empathy often displayed by representatives.

Overall, season 3 of Key & Peele features some of their most memorable sketches. From the East/West Bowl to the valet characters, the duo's knack for absurdity and social commentary is on full display. Fans of the show will not be disappointed with this final episode of the season.