Blood is Thicker Than Watercolor was the third episode of Season 2 of The Wayans Bros., also the the 16th overall series episode. Written by Phil Beauman, the episode, which was directed by Gerren Keith, was originally aired on the WB Network on September 20, 1995.
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Synopsis[]
An art critic (Jodi Long) likes Marlon's less-than artistic paintings. Being "discovered" as an 'artist" soon goes to Marlon's head, as Shawn tries to keep him grounded, but it's not easy.
Ful1 storyline[]
After a leader of the art world buys Marlon's paint-smeared dropcloth, Marlon becomes temperamental artist, much to Shawn's disgust. But Marlon's artistic career hits a snag when Lou catches a vandal putting graffiti on Pops' diner: the art patrons become so impressed with the graffiti artist that they abandon Marlon.
Cast[]
Starring[]
- Marlon Wayans as Marlon Williams
- Shawn Wayans as Shawn Williams
- John Witherspoon as John "Pops" Williams
- Paula Jai Parker as Monique Lattimore
- Jill Tasker as Louise "Lou" Malino
Recurring cast/Guest stars[]
- Darrel Heath as Reggie
- Tracy Hudson as Athena
- Jodi Long as Angelique
- Nelson Mashita as Japanese buyer
- Steve Stapenhorst as Older Buyer (as Steven Stapenhorst)
- Ahmad Stoner as Boy
- Rhea Wilson as Venus
- Paul Witten as Yuppie Man
