Actor and comedian Tommy Davidson discusses a possible comeback of the comedy sketch show "In Living Color" during his appearance on "The View" Thursday, Jan. 30, 2020.

Davidson has appeared in scores of TV comedies since the In Living Color years (1990-1994), his most notable role since being the instantly recognizable voice of Oscar Proud in The Proud Family ...

It’s just hard not to love ’em.” In Living Color aired from 1990 through 1994. Davidson was a cast member for all five seasons, while Lopez joined as a Fly Girl for Seasons 3 and 4.

Three and a half years ago, Tommy Davidson was doing his stand-up comedy act at a strip joint in Washington, D.C. – not exactly the best spot to grab a person’s attention. But times hav… ...

Davidson was an original cast member when the show debuted in April 1990. Foxx joined the Fox program for season 3 in September 1991.

In Living Color (1990-1994) helped make the Wayans family a household name and launched the careers of actors like Tommy Davidson, Jim Carrey, Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Lopez, and more.

*Tommy Davidson says Jennifer Lopez snubbed him once she reached A-list celebrity status. Davidson and Lopez starred together on the hit sketch comedy series “In Living Color” from 1990-1994.

Davidson has appeared in scores of TV comedies since the In Living Color years (1990-1994), his most notable role since being the instantly recognizable voice of Oscar Proud in The Proud Family ...

He made us laugh on TV’s “In Living Color” (1990-1994) and in movies like Spike Lee’s “Bamboozled” (2000). This Thursday night, Tommy Davidson comes home to Bethesda Theater, formerly ...

When “In Living Color” debuted in 1990, it changed the landscape of television comedy. Davidson and Foxx emerged as standout performers, their on-screen chemistry masking an underlying tension ...

In an interview with Shannon Sharpe on his Club Shay Shay podcast that premiered on YouTube on Oct. 11, Davidson talked about how some of his castmates from In Living Color (1990) stopped keeping ...

By the time Davidson arrived on the set of “Booty Call” in 1997, he says he didn’t recognize the person that Foxx had become. “It was a whole ‘nother dude […] like junior high.