In Living Color Season 4 Episode 22
Great Moments in Black History
Sketches Include: "Achy Breaky Head" (cut from DVD) "Great Moments In Black History: The First Record Scratcher" "Al Sharpton's Hunger Strike" "Reality Check: Bald Men vs. Men with Hair" (repeat from Season 3, episode 28) "What If Archie Bunker was Black?" (would later become "All Up in the Family" in the fifth season; featuring Marc Wilmore as Bunker) "Mr. Rogers: Insufferable Prick" (a.k.a. "Mr. Rogers at the Video Store") Close featuring Heavy D & the Boyz performing "Truthful"
4 - 33Joe Jackson's Rock 'Em Sock 'Em RobotsMay. 23, 1993- 4 - 32Joe Jackson's Rock 'Em Sock 'Em RobotsMay. 23, 1993
- 4 - 31Grandpa and Duke the Dead DogMay. 16, 1993
- 4 - 30Best-of episode - Celebrity ThemedMay. 09, 1993
- 4 - 29Heterosexual Pride ParadeMay. 09, 1993
- 4 - 28Best-of episode - Night at the MoviesMay. 06, 1993
- 4 - 27Teen CourtMay. 02, 1993
- 4 - 26Best-of episode - Best Commercial ParodiesApr. 29, 1993
- 4 - 25Baby Lonnie at the DoctorApr. 25, 1993
- 4 - 24What if Barbara Streisand was Black?Apr. 04, 1993
- 4 - 23Best-of episodeMar. 21, 1993
- 4 - 22Great Moments in Black HistoryApr. 25, 1993
- 4 - 21Louise Jefferson for WeeziesMar. 07, 1993
- 4 - 20Passenger 227Feb. 28, 1993
- 4 - 19Best-of episode - Tribute to Men on FilmFeb. 25, 1993
- 4 - 18ThighmasterFeb. 21, 1993
- 4 - 17Oswald Booked on PhonicsFeb. 14, 1993
- 4 - 16Best-of episode - Valentine's ShowFeb. 11, 1993
- 4 - 15Alive II with Richard SimmonsFeb. 07, 1993
- 4 - 14Best-of episode - Michael JacksonJan. 17, 1993
- 4 - 13Capital HillbilliesJan. 10, 1993
- 4 - 12Vera DeMilo: Stank of a WomanJan. 03, 1993
- 4 - 11Your Face Is Your PassportNov. 30, -0001
- 4 - 10Lil Magic: Working GirlDec. 13, 1992
- 4 - 9Men On CookingNov. 22, 1992
- 4 - 8Handi-Man ReturnsNov. 15, 1992
- 4 - 7Homey and SonNov. 08, 1992
- 4 - 6Anton ReturnsNov. 01, 1992
- 4 - 5Trail Mix-A-LotOct. 25, 1992
- 4 - 4Black People AwardsOct. 18, 1992
- 4 - 3Mr. and Mrs. BrooksOct. 11, 1992
- 4 - 2Basic InstankOct. 04, 1992
- 4 - 1Rodney King and Reginald Deny Speak OutSep. 27, 1992
