Richard Pryor navigates a chaotic NBC Studio, encountering a range of eccentric characters, including a zealous religious woman, a pushy fan, and a street vendor. Amidst the chaos, he also meets a group of young boys knowledgeable about Black history and radical writers. The episode features musical performances by Gladys Knight and the Pips, minus Gladys Knight, and Idi Amin Dada responds to a recent NBC editorial. Additionally, a segment celebrates Black beauty, and Willie's night takes an unexpected turn after a visit to a bar and a heartwarming conversation with his wife, who recites a powerful soliloquy written by Maya Angelou.
The Richard Pryor Special?
Richard Pryor navigates the NBC Studio, interacting with quirky characters, while the Reverend James L. White and other notable figures record their own segments.
