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In Living Color - Season 3 (DVD, 2009, 3-Disc Set)

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The third season of the groundbreaking sketch comedy show, created by Keenan Ivory Wayons and featuring a wildly talented cast, is now available for home viewing. IN LIVING COLOR signalled a shift in the way comedy was to be presented when it hit the airwaves in the 1990s. With a multicultural cast geared toward a genuinely diverse audience, the irreverent jokes roasted everyone: white, black, Asian, gay, straight, no group was exempt. With skits like "Men On Film," involving an effeminate pair of movie critics, the convict clown "Homey D. Clown," and the maniacally accident prone "Firemarshall Bill," the show was uproariously funny in an way that had never previously been seen. The series also kick-started the careers of such unknowns as Jim Carrey and Damon Wayans, and the group of dancers who performed between skits included Jennifer Lopez; choreography was often provided by Rosie Perez. This season includes such episodes as "Hour of Power: Preachers On Trial," "Cousin Elsee," "Wanda On The Dating Game," and "Homeboy Shopping Network."