Brite while Seth Green voiced Murky Dismal and Lurky.
In “Rabbits on a Roller Coaster”, Candace Bailey voiced Wisp while Seth Green voiced the Sphere of Light.
In “Moesha Poppins”, Adrianne Palicki voiced Rainbow Brite in a “Where Are They Now” segment.
Unlicensed, revealing Rainbow Brite costumes have become a popular item in adult novelty catalogs.
On an episode of Reba where Barbra Jean believes Brock is still in love with Reba, Barbra Jean pounds on two dolls, pretending they are Brock and Reba. One of the dolls is Red Butler from Rainbow Brite.
A reference to Rainbow Brite was made in The Order of the Stick #415.
A talk show called The Soup did a skit in which the host (Joel McHale) is dressed as Rainbow Brite for a fake trailer for Rainbow Brite: The Movie.
On an edition of WWE Raw, William Regal stated that WWE Diva Maria liked Rainbow Brite.
External links
Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to: Rainbow Brite
Look up rainbow brite in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hallmark’s Official Rainbow Brite Website
Rainbow Brite.net
Rainbow Brite.Co.Uk
Rainbow Brite at the Internet Movie Database
Rainbow Brite at TV.com
References
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