en-us Superman had Lex Luther, Black Supaman has Jawbreaker. In this installment of Master P Theatre, Doug Benson probes Master P about his on-screen arch-nemesis, porch scenes and his favorite “P” word. ]]> Even Black Supaman needs a sidekick. In this installment of Master P Theater, Doug Benson explores our favorite superhero's relationship with wee co-star, Tony Cox. "Black Supaman" comes out on DVD on August 7.]]> Some residents can't get enough of Black Supaman. Maybe it's because he knows everything – even down to the color of the locals' underwear. ]]> Black Supaman's reputation is uncertain as his initials draw daunting attention from criticizing contemporaries. BS? Bernard Smith? Bullshit? ]]> Soaring gas prices got you down? Stick it to the man by flying like Black Supaman - and while you're at it, prove your civil disobedience by rescuing two would-be African deportees seized by Immigration forces. Just make sure to get the right ones. ]]> Playing Big Johnny, Ramsey Moore shows the neighbors that even though white men can't jump, they can write some prolific, sadistic prose that boost Black Superman's crime-fighting morale. ]]> Shakeenah the crackhead—played by Chris Kennedy—shows Rabbit the truth about flying high with Black Superman. Believe in the weed, believe in the cape. Holla. ]]> Black Supaman's fanatical behavior causes Rabbit and Bernard's pop—played by Renaldo Rey—to once again beg the question: has the weed or the superhero suit giving Bernard his sudden surge of philanthropic purpose? ]]> He can fly and he has superhuman hearing abilities. Black Supaman begins to make his mark as local crime-fighting hero—or at least talking and dressing the part.]]> Now that we all have our smoking jackets on, let us dive right into the first chapter of Master P's “Black Supaman.” As host Doug Benson finds out, “Even a crackhead can change your life for the better.” ]]> Jawbreaker haunts the hood while the locals feebly look on—as confused and helpless as ever. Michael Blackson, as African Akon, pleads for a hero in the hood. Enter: Black Supaman, stay tuned... ]]> Wings are delicate appendages, even for Black Supaman. And when a putty cat is stranded in a tree, Rabbit continually doubts Bernard's superman strengths. ]]> With the help of his newly acquired apparel, can Bernard change the world to make it a better place? Is it the super-suit or the Kryptonite he just smoked? Tony Cox, as Rabbit, challenges Bernard's abilities… and his costume. ]]> Master P unleashes his "supa" acting abilities as Bernard Smith, an ex-con turned superhero. After a deep existential monologue, he receives a crackhead's mysterious costume, and—after smoking some Kryptonite—Bernard contemplates his future as the high-flying Black Supaman. ]]> Every hood needs a hero. Master P proves this theory true-fully clad in cape, tights and do-rag-as Bernard Smith transforms into Black Supaman to fight crime, help immigrants and fly high. Really high. ]]> When it comes to refined entertainment, there is "no limit" at Master P Theatre. Join host Doug Benson (VH1's "Best Week Ever") for an inaugural fireside chat with the hip-hop mogul as they embark on this multi-part screening of Master P's new film, "Black Supaman," which will be available on DVD on Aug 7th.]]>