The Cosby Show - Season 6 (1989)
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Synopsis: The sixth season of one of television history's most famous and ground breaking sitcoms is compiled in this collection. Bill Cosby was already a presence on television for much of the 1960s and... The sixth season of one of television history's most famous and ground breaking sitcoms is compiled in this collection. Bill Cosby was already a presence on television for much of the 1960s and 1970s, but in 1984 he debuted his new series, THE COSBY SHOW, which went on to become one of the most popular shows on television. Even in its very first year, THE COSBY SHOW was the third highest rated show in America. On the program, Cosby played Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable, who along with his wife Claire, an attorney, struggled to balance the challenges of their successful careers with the demands of their five children. The five kids all varied greatly in age and each had their own problems, which lead to a variety of plotlines for the sitcom to utilize. Cosby's goal with the show was to present a positive view of a regular, middle-class, and successful African-American family. [More]
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