The phrase, "Color Me ____," was definitely not new in the early 90s. People used "Color Me Pink" for ages. In the mid-70s we heard "Color Me Beautiful" for cosmetics. In the early 80s panty hose told women to "Color Me Sheer." I finally understand why women were drawn to Color Me Badd — I knew it wasn't the music, but I didn't make the connection to pop ads back then.
Since the saying has been around forever, TV writers should've been all over "Color Me ____" for ep titles. I was surprised to find only a few:
- Color Me… (''Sheila Bridges: Designer Living'')
- Color Me Addams (''The Addams Family'')
- Color Me Barbra (''Great Performances'')
- Color Me Dark (''Dear America'')
- Color Me Dredful (''The Drak Pack'')
- Color Me Gummi (''Adventures of the Gummi Bears'')
- Color Me Invisible (''Voltron: Defender of the Universe'')
- Color Me Piquel (''Bonkers'')
- Color Me Yellow (''Man About the House'')
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