After departing In Living Color, Marlon admitted he was “broke” and had “$700 in the bank and $900 rent.” However, it pushed him to work on The Wayans Bros., which ran from 1995 to 1999.

Actor Marlon Wayans talks "In Living Color" and making the Super Bowl halftime experience At the time, “In Living Color,” which ran from 1990 to 1994, was at the height of its popularity.

“In Living Color” was a groundbreaking sketch comedy show that aired on Fox from 1990 to 1994, launching the careers of many stars, including the Wayans family.

“In Living Color” premiered on Fox on April 15, 1990 and ran for five seasons, ending on May 19, 1994. Carrey was a regular cast member on the series for the entirety of its run.

Meanwhile, Hudson had to know whether In Living Color alumnus Damon Sr. would ever consider bringing back the classic ’90s sketch comedy show, created by brother Keenan Ivory Wayans, for a reboot.

In Living Color helped launch the careers of Jim Carrey, Jennifer Lopez and Rosie Perez, and introduced Wayans’ siblings Marlon, 27, Shawn, 29, and Damon, 39, to the world.

In Living Color continued for one more season without them. Although Fox offered them “big checks” to stay, Wayans said, “I’m still a brother after this. No, I’m gonna support my brother.

He could definitely keep up.” On the cultural phenomenon of In Living Color in the ‘90s: “It really was a phenomenon whose time had come. You couldn’t hold the dam back but for so long.

If you grew up in the 90s like I did, Damon Wayans was one of the biggest names in comedy. He became famous for his run on Fox's sketch comedy show In Living Color before becoming a leading man in ...