05 March 1989 Music, TV Movie 60 mins
Debbie Allen stars in her own primetime variety special.
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Debbie Allen as Self
Little Richard as Self
Whoopi Goldberg as Self
Phylicia Rashād as Self
Robert Guillaume as Self
Debbie Allen Director
Debbie Allen Writer
Patricia Jones Writer
Jerry Kramer Writer
Paul Mooney Writer
United States 05 March 1989
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