September 20, 1984 - April 30, 1992
NBC Situation Comedy - 201 Filmed Episodes

Cast:

Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable:   Bill Cosby
Clair Huxtable:   Phylicia Rashad
Theodore Huxtable:   Malcolm-Jamal Warner
Sondra Huxtable Tibideaux:   Sabrina Le Beauf
Denise Huxtable Kendall:   Lisa Bonet
Vanessa Huxtable:   Tempestt Bledsoe
Rudy Huxtable:   Keshia Knight Pulliam
Anna Huxtable:   Clarice Taylor
Russell Huxtable:   Earle Hyman
Peter Chiara:   Peter Costa
Elvin Tibideaux:   Geoffrey Owens
Kenny ("Bud"):   Deon Richmond
Cockroach:   Carl Anthony Payne II
Denny:   Troy Winbush
Lt. Martin Kendall:   Joseph C. Phillips
Olivia Kendall:   Raven-Symone
Pam Tucker:   Erika Alexander
Dabnis Brickey:   William Thomas, Jr.
Carrie Hanks:   Ethel Ayler
Al Hanks:   Joe Williams
Justine:   Michelle Thomas
Lance:   Allen Payne
Charmaine Brown:   Karen Malina White

The Huxtable residence, a New York City brownstone
where Cliff (an obstetrician) also maintained his office.
He and his wife Clair (a legal aid attorney) tried to
ring up the kids with a combination of love and parental
firmness, while leading their own active professional
lives. Sondra, the oldest daughter was a senior at
Princeton University during the first season, graduating
early in the second; Denise and Theo ("No Problem!") were
the know-it-all teenagers; Vanessa the rambunctious 8-year
old; and Rudy the adorable, if mischievous little girl.
"I just hope they get out of the house before we die,"
murmured an exhausted Cliff as he sank into bed at
the end of the premiere episode.

The series mainly revolved around Cliff interacting
with his kids as they went through life, grew up, and
eventually left the nest. A lot of family fun, complete
with some great music and wacky situations, took
place over the eight seasons that the show aired.


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