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I felt so left out because I didn’t have one whenever this came on: YoYo Ball from Marchon commercial (1991)
In Living Color was an American sketch comedy show beginning in 1990 that ran for 5 seasons. Particularly notable actors include the Wayans family, Jim Carrey and Jamie Foxx. Jim Carrey had previously auditioned for SNL in 1980 but had been rejected. The show basically launched Jim Carrey’s career.
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I’m so old I remember that before it was Freeform, ABC Family, and Fox Family, it was simply The Family Channel.
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