The Cosby Show is an American television situation comedy starring Bill Cosby, which aired for eight seasons on NBC from September 20, 1984 until April 30, 1992. The show focuses on the Huxtable family, an upper middle-class African-American family living in Brooklyn, New York.
The Cosby Show is an American television situation comedy starring Bill Cosby, which aired for eight seasons on NBC from September 20, 1984 until April 30, 1992. The show focuses on the Huxtable family, an upper middle-class African-American family living in Brooklyn, New York.
Season 6 episodes
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Denise returns from Africa, with a new husband and stepdaughter in tow. Joseph C. Phillips and Raven-Symoné join the cast as Martin and Olivia Kendall. Last appearance of Peter Costa as Peter.
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Written by Carmen FinestraGuest stars Peter Costa, Deon Richmond, Lisa Rieffel, Reno Wilson
After recreating one of Cliff's stories, Theo and his roommates are kicked out of their apartment. First appearance of Keith Diamond as Danny. Guest appearance by Anthony Quinn.
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Written by Carmen FinestraGuest stars Anthony Quinn, Spike Alexander, Keith Diamond, Carmen Finestra, Monique Reynolds, Domonique Reynolds, Everette Wilson, Ronald Wilson
Vanessa and her friends get drunk playing a drinking game. Pam Potillo as Janet. Elizabeth Narvaez as Kara. Guest appearance by Bill Cosby's real-life daughter Ensa Cosby, upon whom the character Vanessa is loosely based.
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Written by Carmen FinestraGuest stars Essence Atkins, Lisa Rieffel, Pam Potillo, Elizabeth Narvaez, Royana Black, Ensa Cosby
Theo is diagnosed with dyslexia, a learning disability which contributed to the academic problems he has had over the years. Michelle Thomas as Justine.
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Directed by Jay SandrichWritten by Mark St. GermainGuest stars Michelle Thomas, Alva Chinn
Rudy and one of her classmates have a crush on each other, but peer pressure could ruin things. Guest appearance by Elaine Stritch.
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Directed by Jay SandrichWritten by Carmen FinestraGuest stars Deon Richmond, Elaine Stritch, Naoka Nakagawa, Tatyana Ali, Shaun Weiss, Michael A. Moran, Avanti Taylor, Gee-Jay Thomson
Cliff dreams that men worldwide have become pregnant -- including his son Theo, his sons-in-law Elvin and Martin, and himself. Voice-over by NBC News correspondent John Palmer.
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Written by Carmen FinestraGuest stars Earle Hyman, Wallace Shawn, Clarice Taylor, Lanny Flaherty, Elayne Boosler
Denise invites Martin's ex-wife Paula for Thanksgiving dinner. Clair continues to send Cliff to the store for last-minute groceries, despite the fact that it is a cold and rainy Thanksgiving Day. Victoria Rowell as Paula.
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Directed by Jay SandrichWritten by Carmen FinestraGuest stars Deon Richmond, Earle Hyman, Victoria Rowell, Troy Winbush, Clarice Taylor, Reno Wilson, Marcella Lowery, Dennis Scott
Cliff is in charge while Clair and Denise are out of town. Guest: Elaine Stritch as Mrs. McGee
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Directed by Jay SandrichWritten by Carmen FinestraGuest stars Deon Richmond, Elaine Stritch, Michelle Thomas, Reno Wilson, Alex Ruiz, Karen Williams, Traci Wolfe
As Christmas approaches, Cliff and Martin get to know each other better. Denise and Martin recreate their wedding ceremony, which allows Cliff to give his daughter away.
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Written by Carmen FinestraGuest stars Tracey Ross, Karen Williams, Joanna Rhinehart
Guest appearance by The Muppets (Performed by Jerry Nelson, Dave Goelz, Richard Hunt, and Kevin Clash.) Voice-over by Wallace Shawn.
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Written by Carmen FinestraGuest stars Wallace Shawn, Steve Whitmire, Carmen Finestra, Dave Goelz, Noel MacNeal, Matt Robinson, Fran Brill, Richard Hunt
Theo thinks about proposing to Justine. Kenny, who was "born to sing the blues," gets the chance to sing with a legendary blues singer/guitarist. Deon Richmond as Kenny. Michelle Thomas as Justine. Guest appearance by B.B. King
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Directed by Chuck VinsonWritten by Mark St. GermainGuest stars Deon Richmond, B.B. King, Michelle Thomas, Danielle Burgio, Robin Townsend
Rudy is forced to take tap dancing lessons for a school project. Cliff is presented with a "challenge" he cannot resist. Guest appearances by Howard "Sandman" Sims and Elaine Stritch.
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Written by Carmen FinestraGuest stars Elaine Stritch, Sandman Sims
Vanessa and her friends sneak out of town to attend a concert in Baltimore, but encounter huge problems along the way. Afterwards, she must face the wrath of Cliff and an infuriated Clair.
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Directed by Malcolm-Jamal WarnerWritten by Mark St. GermainGuest stars Alec Mapa, Lisa Rieffel, Pam Potillo, Elizabeth Narvaez, Nicholas Sadler, Troy Rowland
Bill Cosby, John Markus, Gary Kott, Carmen Finestra, Janet Leahy, Matt Williams, Mark St. Germain, Lore Kimbrough, Elliot Shoenman, Ehrich Van Lowe, Adriana Trigiani, Jerry Ross, Elaine Arata, Michael J. Leeson, Oliver Hailey, Winifred Hervey, Thad Mumford, Lisa Albert, Ed. Weinberger, Stuart Silverman