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“In Living Color” pushed the envelope ... the side-splitting show introduced 90s catch phrases (anyone remember “Homey don’t play that”?) and kept audiences laughing.

Mooney's frequent response to all this would stand as his most significant contribution to the show: "Oh, homey don't play that ... in some sense, In Living Color's aggrieved, outspoken id.

Don’t have the box set of In Living Color? Can’t ever catch ... Watch out for this clown’s tricks because he packs a wallop. “Homey don’t play dat!” Ugly Wanda (Thanks, Sylvette ...

Excerpt from 'Homey Don't Play That!' reveals how Fox sketch ... In between songs, he wanted fresh In Living Color sketches. He’d find a corporate partner to sponsor the entire program and ...

charts and news Writer David Peisner chronicled In Living Color’s rise and fall in his new book, Homey Don’t Play That!: The Story of In Living Color and the Black Comedy Revolution (out now ...

David Peisner’s Homey Don’t Play That!: The Story of In Living Color and the Black Comedy Revolution is a thoroughly insightful look at the origin and aftermath of Fox’s landmark sketch ...

I don’t think you understand how excited I was to hear “In Living Color” was making ... Classic line: “Homey don’t play that.” Men on… (Damon Wayans and David Alan Grier as Blaine ...

‘In Living Color’ Gets Its Own History Book with ‘Homey Don’t Play That’When In Living Color premiered on Fox in 1990, the sketch series represented the beginning of a wave of Black ...

Think of “In Living Color” and you're bound to have the image of an angry, put-upon clown flash through your head (Homey D ... And I said, 'I guess you don't find too many handicapped bullies.' ...

When the last episode aired in May 1994, “In Living Color,” which had since added Chris Rock to the cast, was barely recognizable. No matter, we’ll always treasure the good ol’ days.