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The program was a series of comedic sketches written and performed by the actors who wrote the script. At the beginning of the show the host (Kenan Ivory Wayans) would introduce different members of the show to the audience. The first act he would introduce would be the Fly Girls, who were an assortment of female dancers. Their job was to bring in the show, cue the commercial breaks as well as end the show with various dance routines. Kenan would then introduce the D.J. for the night who would spin the records for the Fly Girls to dance to.
After the Fly Girl's performance the skits would begin. The program usually showed anywhere from ten to fifteen different skits per night and each skit would be a unique story line all on its own. Each skit would involve some or all of the cast of In Living Color interacting with one another in various ways. For the first four seasons of the show, most of the original cast members played re-occurring roles. Even the Fly girls performed some cameo roles as well as smaller acting parts.
As the show progressed into later seasons some new cast members began to appear on the show. Entertainers such Tupac, James Brown and Rodney Dangerfield, joined the showcase (playing themselves) and adding to the shows repertoire. The show also allowed new acts to perform on stage at the end of each show. Acts such as Kriss-Kross and En-vogue were invited to perform as well as act in the show.
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In Living Color Full Episode Guide:
Season 5 (0 sources)
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Episode 26 - The Champ
First Aired: May 19, 1994
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Episode 25 - The Scary Larry Show
First Aired: May 12, 1994
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Episode 24 - Ace and Main Man Meet Salt n Pepa
First Aired: May 05, 1994
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Episode 23 - Candy Cane's Last Show
First Aired: April 28, 1994
- Episode 22 - Sweet Tooth Jones
- Episode 21 - Infomercial Awards
- Episode 20 - Thugs
- Episode 19 - Dirty Dozens Tournament of Champions
- Episode 18 - Mrs. Ikefire
- Episode 17 - The White League
- Episode 16 - Hemorrhoid Guy
- Episode 15 - East Hollywood Squares
- Episode 14 - The Gangasta Group
- Episode 13 - Wheel of Dozens
- Episode 12 - Mary Tyler Mo
- Episode 11 - Umbilical Barry
- Episode 10 - Wile E Coyote on Trial
- Episode 9 - All Up In The Family
- Episode 8 - Sam Kinison: Live From Hell
- Episode 7 - Circus of the Black Stars
- Episode 6 - Droop! There It Is
- Episode 5 - The Irish Singer
- Episode 4 - Unpoetic Justice
- Episode 3 - Ike Turner an Hooch
- Episode 2 - The Dirty Dozens
- Episode 1 - Ike Strikes Back
Season 4 (30 clips available)
- Episode 28 - Dr. Turner Visits Mama's Diner Clip
- Episode 26 - In Living Color's Feedback Line
- Episode 25 - Bunny Clive
- Episode 24 - Thelma and Louise Jefferson
- Episode 23 - Undigable Hosts
- Episode 22 - Stacy Koon's Police Acadamy
- Episode 21 - Black People Show
- Episode 20 - Rodney King
- Episode 19 - Mr. Rogers
- Episode 18 - Duke and Cornbread Turner
- Episode 17 - Passenger 227
- Episode 16 - Dirty Little Dick
- Episode 15 - Forever Silky
- Episode 14 - The Info Group
- Episode 13 - Capital Hillbillies
- Episode 12 - The Dysfunctional Home Christmas Show
- Episode 11 - Driving Miss Shott
- Episode 10 - Gays In The Military
- Episode 9 - Men On Cooking
- Episode 8 - Handi-Man Returns
- Episode 7 - Homey and Son
- Episode 6 - Anton Returns
- Episode 5 - Trail Mix-A-Lot
- Episode 4 - Black People Awards
- Episode 3 - Mr. and Mrs. Brooks
- Episode 2 - Basic Instank
- Episode 1 - Rodney King and Reginald Deny Speak O...
Season 3 (63 clips available)
Season 2 (35 clips available)
Season 1 (26 clips available)
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90's rap icon Heavy D is dead, and it's not entirely clear how or why. TMZ reported minutes ago that "Heavy D -- real name Dwight Arrington Myers -- was rushed to an L.A. hospital around noon today and was pronounced dead at the hospital at 1 p.m. He was 44 years old."
MTV may have Beavis and Butt-Head, but Fox is just about ready to bring an even more powerful retro TV comedy superpower to the table -- Homey D. Clown! That's right fly boys and girls, Fox announced this weekend that it's bringing back "In Living Color," the comedy showcase that helped launch the careers of Jamie Foxx, Jim Carrey and Jennifer Lopez.











