Chris Rock: Selective Outrage (2023)

Chris Rock: Selective Outrage Parents Guide

Chris Rock: Selective Outrage is an upcoming Reality-TV show. The Main Cast of Chris Rock: Selective Outrage Reality-TV show is self Chris Rock. It is produced by Netflix Studios. The distributor of Chris Rock: Selective Outrage is Netflix.

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Name	Chris Rock: Selective Outrage
Genre	Reality-TV
Release Date	March 4, 2023
Country	Unted States
Language	English
Distributor	Netflix

Chris Rock: Selective Outrage Age Rating–Chris Rock: Selective Outrage Parents Guide

Chris Rock: Selective Outrage is rated TV-MA for language.

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Official Synopsis

The show follows comedian Chris Rock from Baltimore, Maryland who will perform a live stand-up special.

Release Date

Chris Rock: Selective Outrage show is scheduled to be released on March 4, 2023. You can watch March 4, 2023, on Netflix.

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Official Trailer

Trailer Breakdown

This trailer shows a comedian Chris Rock from Baltimore, Maryland who will perform a live stand-up special.

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