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"In Living Color" Appreciation Thread
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also the skits with Jamie Foxx and The German Shepard
BlackMajik
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Any sketch with Jamie as Will E Coyote
Cousin Elsie at the funeral skit had the cast laughin they azz off....i saw an interview on Youtube recently where Tommy Davidson said Keenan had called him with the idea of doin a full length movie after seeing the Entourage flick....stay tuned !
Deadpool1986
Cook with a Mouth
"Hear me on the radio, think I could not be blacker But on my video, you see I'm really a cracker Pretending I was a rasta since I was in jammies I should paint my face and start belting out, "mammy!" You can criticise me all the way to the bank My single's number one and shabba don't rank"
This song is great social criticism that was ahead of its time.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
i appreciate "in living color" but most of it didn't age well
"SMOKE SCREEN SMOKE SCREEN
SO THE TRUTH CAN NOT BE SEEN!!!!!"
SO THE TRUTH CAN NOT BE SEEN!!!!!"
so this is on xfinity ondemand
JayStarwind
Superstar
I remember when this scene aired, I was literally in tears rolling in front of the tv.
And who could forget classic Tommy Davidson
"Hear me on the radio, think I could not be blacker But on my video, you see I'm really a cracker Pretending I was a rasta since I was in jammies I should paint my face and start belting out, "mammy!" You can criticise me all the way to the bank My single's number one and shabba don't rank"
Breh the shyt these dudes did was so ahead of its times and with PC shyt today that mess could never be done
Remember when they did the Wrath of Farrakhan....
Also they use to go hard on celebrities and talk wild as hell. I remember when men on movies were talking about gerbiling....
In living color before Fox network watered it down was what Richard Pryor's comedy show would have been if he didn't quit.