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(New page: From the TV show [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364902/combined Whoopi] (2003-04). Ebony Blackbirds, The - In Whoopi Goldberg's shortlived NBC show Whoopi (2003-2004), she plays Mavis Rae, ...)
 
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From the TV show [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364902/combined Whoopi] (2003-04). Ebony Blackbirds, The - In Whoopi Goldberg's shortlived NBC show Whoopi (2003-2004), she plays Mavis Rae, a member of this one hit wonder band ("Don't Hide Love" in 1986) who took her money and bought a hotel. In the "She Ain't Heavy, She's My Partner" episode, she attends the funeral of one of the trio's members; the other member is Florence (Sheryl Lee Ralph). Her character is the TV version of "sassy" - insufferably annoying with a seemingly bottomless supply of hack insults and one-liners.
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In Whoopi Goldberg's short-lived NBC series ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364902/combined Whoopi]'' (2003-2004), she plays Mavis Rae, a member of this one hit wonder band ("Don't Hide Love" in 1986) who took her money and bought a hotel. In the "She Ain't Heavy, She's My Partner" episode, she attends the funeral of one of the trio's members; the other member is Florence (Sheryl Lee Ralph). Her character is the TV version of "sassy" - insufferably annoying with a seemingly bottomless supply of hack insults and one-liners.
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Revision as of 18:45, 6 August 2018

In Whoopi Goldberg's short-lived NBC series Whoopi (2003-2004), she plays Mavis Rae, a member of this one hit wonder band ("Don't Hide Love" in 1986) who took her money and bought a hotel. In the "She Ain't Heavy, She's My Partner" episode, she attends the funeral of one of the trio's members; the other member is Florence (Sheryl Lee Ralph). Her character is the TV version of "sassy" - insufferably annoying with a seemingly bottomless supply of hack insults and one-liners.