Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids (1972 – 1985)
1972 • 8 seasons • Animation, Comedy • TV-PG
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Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids — Season 2
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
01
30mThe BullyWhen Fat Albert isn’t present, Slappy often seeks attention by teasing and tormenting the others.Sep 8, 1973Sep 8, 197330m02
30mSmart KidThurmond, undeniably the brightest student in school, possessed a deep love for learning yet struggled considerably with athletics. He demonstrated to Fat Albert and his friends that intellectual pursuits could be genuinely enjoyable, and in return, they showed him ways to become more adept at sports.Sep 15, 1973Sep 15, 197330m03
30mMister Big TimeThe character Fat Albert has begun arresting people—ordinary folk—on suspicion of drug trafficking.Sep 22, 1973Sep 22, 197330m04
30mThe NewcomerDonald, not known for his quick wit, was utterly floored when his parents announced they were expecting another child—a development that left him decidedly unhappy. His friends, sensing his distress, attempted to ease the situation. Eventually, when Donald’s baby sister finally arrived, he began to adjust to sharing both his room and his life with her.Sep 29, 1973Sep 29, 197330m05
30mWhat Does Dad Do?The boys concocted elaborate tales about their fathers' jobs and occasional misadventures. Mrs. Breyfogle then proposed a rather novel idea: that the group spend a day accompanying their dads at work.Oct 6, 1973Oct 6, 197330m06
30mMom Or PopFlora’s parents are separating.Oct 13, 1973Oct 13, 197330m07
30mHow the West Was LostJohnny was a newcomer, an American Indian boy who’d come all the way from Arizona. The others in the group believed, simply because of his heritage, that he possessed the power to conjure rain and perform other extraordinary feats. To illustrate just how silly their assumptions were, Mudfoot fabricated a fanciful tale about Johnny, intending to reveal the absurdity of their beliefs.Oct 20, 1973Oct 20, 197330m08
30mSign OffRoy, ever eager for a thrill, finds great amusement in relocating and altering signs. Albert, considerably larger than Roy, cautions him that such actions are perilous.Oct 27, 1973Oct 27, 197330m
