
On "It's That Episode" Craig Rowin (UCB Theatre) invites guests over to watch any episode of any TV show they want. They discuss the episode and other crap.
Natasha Rothwell (UCB's The Curfew) drops by to watch a feel good episode of The Cosby Show. Listen as Natasha and Craig discuss why the Huxtables should make big money decisions together, how you shouldn't be truthful if you hate a gift and the time an eight-year-old Natasha was humiliated while reading a poem about Martin Luther King Jr.
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Enjoy this 13-minute clip of Bill Cosby on Letterman, which includes a tight five minutes of sit-down stand-up and the legendary comedian proving he's still got his Cosby Show opening credits moves by dancing for half his allotted time to the Harlem Globetrotters theme.
This is why it's great to have Jimmy as a late night host: his excitement for certain guests is infectious. Throughout the interview he would accidentally finish Cosby's sentences, he was so excited to just be there. He acted like a little kid trying to do dumb bits with one of his idols because he kind of was. He let Cosby be Cosby because Cosby being Cosby is pretty amazing. Are there people talking about a Cosby comeback? If not, here we are talking about. Make it so! Watch a few more clips from the "interview", below:

Every day is Bill Cosby Day in spirit, but today is one of the few that we're treated to full articles about his best moments on TV. From his early comedy specials to appearances on Sesame Street to guest spots on Letterman just last year, this piece covers the full range of – wait, where is Kids Say the Darndest Things? Where is it?? I can only assuming the omission is a grave oversight and not the SLAP IN THE FACE it appears to be. Penning my reproachful letter to the editor now.
I'm not going to criticize Bill Cosby or the Bill Cosby iPhone app. The man is an institution, a legend, and as this video points out, a charming grandpa that I wish would hold court from my parents' living room each and every Thanksgiving. "I will tweet you better than anyone has every tweeted you," Cosby promises. Bill! That's the filth. I will however take umbrage with whoever filmed and produced this commercial. The man is crammed into the lower 1/8 of the shot! This is an ad for an app, not a heavy yet tasteful mahogany mantle piece. They were also using a mahogany microphone and mahogany sound [...]