List of In Living Color cast members

Cast members came and went during the run of "In Living Color", and new members appeared were added. Note that some older cast members continued to appear in later seasons, so later casts also include some previous year's cast members.

First season (1990)

*Jim Carrey (as James Carrey)
*Kelly Coffield
*Kim Coles
*Tommy Davidson
*David Alan Grier
*T'Keyah Keymah
*Damon Wayans
*Keenen Ivory Wayans
*Kim Wayans
*Shawn Wayans (as DJ SW-1)

econd season (1990-91)

*Jim Carrey
*Kelly Coffield
*Tommy Davidson
*David Alan Grier
*T'Keyah Keymah
*Damon Wayans
*Keenen Ivory Wayans
*Kim Wayans
*Shawn Wayans
*Carla Garrido

Third season (1991-1992)

*Jim Carrey
*Kelly Coffield
*Tommy Davidson
*Jamie Foxx
*David Alan Grier
*T'Keyah Keymah
*Steve Park
*Twist (Leroy Casey)
*Damon Wayans
*Keenen Ivory Wayans
*Kim Wayans
*Shawn Wayans

Fourth season (1992-1993)

*Jim Carrey
*Kelly Coffield
*Tommy Davidson
*Jamie Foxx
*David Alan Grier
*T'Keyah Keymah
*Twist (Leroy Casey)
*Keenen Ivory Wayans
*Kim Wayans
*Marlon Wayans
*Shawn Wayans
*Alexandra Wentworth

Nick Bakay: From 1993-1994, he was a writer for the comedy sketch series In Living Color, and appeared as Stu Dunfy, the host of the fictional game show The Dirty Dozens.

Fifth season (1993-1994)

*Carl Banks
*Jim Carrey
*Tommy Davidson
*Jamie Foxx
*David Alan Grier
*Anne-Marie Johnson
*T'Keyah Keymah
*Jay Leggett
*Reggie McFadden
*Carol Rosenthal
*Leroy 'Twist' Casey
*Alexandra Wentworth
*Marc Wilmore

Chris Rock

Despite popular belief, Chris Rock was never an official cast member on "In Living Color". Rock appeared (as a "special guest star") only in a selected number of skits in the fifth season, and reprised his "Cheap Pete" character from "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka". In the early years of "In Living Color", Rock was parodied as being the only African American on "Saturday Night Live".

Other recurring guest stars in the fifth season include Nick Bakay (for "The Dirty Dozens" sketches) and Peter Marshall (for several editions of "East Hollywood Squares"). Biz Markie also appeared in various roles as a guest star in the fifth season.

Fly Girls (house dance troupe)

*Cari French-Seasons (1-3) /1990-1992
*Carrie Ann Inaba-Seasons (1-3) /1990-1992
*Deidre Lang-Seasons (1-5)/ 1990-1994
*Lisa Marie Todd-Seasons (1-3) /1990-1992
*Michelle Whitney-Morrison- Seasons (1&2) /1990-1991
*Carla Garrido— Season 2 /1991
*Jennifer Lopez- Seasons (3&4) /1991-1993
*Jossie Harris- Seasons (4&5) /1992-1994
*Lisa Joann Thompson- Seasons (4&5) /1992-1994
*Laurie Ann Gibson- Season 5 /1993-1994
*Masako Willis- Season 5 /1993-1994
*MaDonna Grimes - Season 4 / 1993-1994

Rosie Perez was the choreographer for the first four seasons. Jossie Thacker, Lisa Thompson, and Deidre Lang assumed the role as assistant choreographers, while Arthur Rainer (who was the assistant choreographer for the first 4 seasons) became the main choreographer.

During one episode Kim Wayans, Kelly Coffield, and T'Keyah Keymah performed instead of the Fly Girls after they tied them all together with a rope, covered their mouths with black duct tape, and stuffed them into a closet so that they could show off their own dance moves. At the end of the sketch the bound and gagged Fly Girls fell out of the closet and tried to shout for help while Kim, Kelly, and T'Keyah continued dancing.

Over the run of the series, several individuals—both male and female (young and old)—made uncredited appearances as unofficial "Fly Girls."

In The Amazing Spider-Man issue #347, Aunt May, Spiderman's elderly aunt and parental guardian, watches a television show with her boyfriend Willie and comments, "How do those fly girls "move" like that?"