Current and Recent Keegan-Michael Key TV Shows
Keegan-Michael Key currently appears in the Peacock sketch comedy series Peacock and has recurring roles in animated and live-action projects. He is best known for co-creating and starring in the Comedy Central sketch show Key & Peele, which ran for five seasons and ended in 2015. His recent TV work includes guest spots and limited series on major streaming platforms, with credits spanning comedy, animation, and game shows.
In the 2023-2024 television season, Key appeared in the Peacock limited series The Other Two and voiced characters in animated projects for Netflix and Disney+. He also continues to make appearances in high-profile sketch and variety programming. His latest TV credits include roles in series produced by Universal Television and Lionsgate Television, with a focus on comedy and genre projects.
Streaming Platforms and Networks Featuring Keegan-Michael Key
Keegan-Michael Key's TV shows air on multiple major platforms, including Peacock, Netflix, Disney+, and HBO Max. His series Woke, a comedy-drama that ran for two seasons on Hulu, was one of his highest-profile TV projects, produced by Lionsgate Television and 20th Television. The show explored themes of race, identity, and police reform, and was based on the comic strip by Keith Knight.
Key also starred in the Apple TV+ comedy series Schmigadoon!, a musical parody created by Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio. The show, produced by Universal Television, features Key in a supporting role alongside Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key. His work spans both subscription video-on-demand services and traditional broadcast networks, with recent appearances on ABC and NBC.
Production Companies and Industry Context
Keegan-Michael Key's TV projects are produced by companies including Lionsgate Television, Universal Television, and 20th Television. His production company, Judy & Key, has been involved in developing comedy and animated series for streaming platforms. The company has a first-look deal with major studios to develop new content for television and digital platforms.
According to industry reports, Key's TV projects have been distributed by major studios and streamers, with licensing deals covering both domestic and international markets. His work intersects with broader trends in the entertainment industry, including the growth of streaming platforms and the demand for diverse comedic voices. For more information on industry trends, see Forbes.