The Celebration Includes Exclusive All New Interviews with Cast Members Kim Fields, John Hinton, Kim Coles and TC Carson on their Iconic Characters, Life After Living Single and Rumors of a Reboot
Tune In to TV One Starting August 24 at 6pm ET for Every Episode, from the Series Debut to Finale
Iconic 90s sitcom LIVING SINGLE turns 25 this month and TV One is celebrating the milestone with a MEGA MARATHON! Starting Friday, August 24 at 6 p.m. ET and running through Sunday, August 26, at 5 a.m. ET, the marathon will begin and end with the first and final episodes of the series to include all 118 episodes in sequential order. Khadijah, Synclaire, Régine, Max, Kyle and Overton came onto the television scene and literally changed the game as characters in one of the first sitcoms to explore modern urban life through the stories of this hip, upwardly mobile circle of African American neighbors and friends on prime time television.
Every night, beginning Friday, August 24 at 8 p.m. ET, TV One viewers can rediscover their favorite tv crew of Brooklyn strivers and celebrate Living Single’s silver anniversary in a Mega Marathon will feature fun facts and trivia questions to test fans’ knowledge of the popular series’ five-year run.
The celebration will continue off-air on tvone.tv where viewers can find recent interviews with the cast, featuring Kim Fields, Kim Coles, TC Carson and John Hinton, and connect with them on social media (@TVOne) where viewers can join the conversation using the hashtag #LIVINGSINGLE25 and #MEGAMARATHON.
TV One digital caught up with several members of the Living Single cast — Kim Coles (Synclaire), Kim Fields (Regine), TC Carson (Kyle) and John Hinton (Overton) on a gorgeous day in the hills of Los Angeles to dish on life after Living Single, the legacy of the iconic series, and the rumors of a reboot.
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