Comic Detour

In Living Color comedian returns to his main road

A A A Comments By Jose Gonzalez Thursday, Jun 3 2010

Most comedians take a detour into kid-friendly work at some point. Filthy-mouthed Bob Saget cleaned it up for Full House and Eddie Murphy spent a few years in family-friendly purgatory with his Dr. Dolittle flicks. For Tommy Davidson, it was a spell with Disney's The Proud Family. But don't expect him to tone it down for this performance.

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Davidson's breakthrough was in the early 1990s on In Living Color where the versatile comic handily nailed impersonations of Sammy Davis, Jr. and Sugar Ray Leonard. Most recently, he landed a role in the blaxploitation spoof, Black Dynamite. These days, he's back on the road with his standup.

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