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Just say it, she had the WIGS to match. :lol: Joanie and Kimmie had that in common. And a big +1 to whoever had the idea to have her do the air trumpet!

There was an ep where one of the guys brought a date over for dinner and she says that she went to a boarding school called Eastland and Regine says, "Never heard of it" and looks into the camera and winks. ^_^

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It was smurfs. When they had that episode where Khadijah was accepting an award for journalist of the year and they had a "flashback" to when Synclaire first moved in, I think she brought some huge life-sized smurf doll. :lol:

+1. :lol:

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This show had one of the best ensembles of any sitcom ever. I think everyone worked well together. Kim Coles was a good balance to the other three women, and the men were great too, they were never too weak or too strong.

There were a lot of episodes I liked but the one I remember most is the Mother's Day episode, where Chip Fields and Rita Owens played mother to Regine and Kadijah. Their real mothers playing their reel mothers.

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It's a shame that FOX never had that much faith in the show. It always kind of disgusted me how FOX giddily dumped any black-related programming when they thought they had finally become a "real" network. That's one of the reasons, aside from Idol, I haven't watched a lot of their network in more recent years.

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We were totally a FOX family back then. Living Single, Martin, The Simpsons, Married with Children...I even have vague memories of Roc, which was THE most intimidating show I've ever seen. Charles S. Dutton had moodswings all throughout each episode.

ETA: OH and New York Undercover. With that fine, fine, fine Latino dude.

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I used to watch a lot of that too, and In Living Color. Tracey Ullmann Show.

Roc was a tough show. I can't remember most of the show now, but he was intimidating. I remember that at the time my favorite character was the one Rocky Carroll played, the brother.

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Ahhh yes, Roc, that was a Sunday night favorite. Remember when they went live? En Vogue did an awesome theme song for that show too.

Martin was a HUGE hit in my family, the "my mummma bird" episode, I can remember us all sitting around the TV crying laughing.

Debbi Morgan and Jamie Foxx had great cameo roles on Roc. Of course Debbi was married to CSD.

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I LOVED Roc's first two seasons. The third....not so much.

I was addicted to FOX during the mid-90's, Martin, Living Single, etc. were so good.

I also loved the WB sitcoms as well, too bad they dumped them for Dawson's Creek, Buffy, etc. :rolleyes:

I also remember reading that Tom Joyner had organized a petition to get Living Single a 5th season is that true? Can't believe FOX cancelled them in the middle of the 5th season without any warning, that's why the finale felt so rushed. At least IMO. :(

Love it.

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