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During the '70s, Bill Cosby takes a circuitous path to becoming an on-screen educator and moral authority, whether by telling kids to say "no" to drugs or allegedly slipping them to young women, reaching massive acclaim with the special "Himself."
During the '70s, Bill Cosby takes a circuitous path to becoming an on-screen educator and moral authority, whether by telling kids to say "no" to drugs or allegedly slipping them to young women, reaching massive acclaim with the special "Himself."
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S1, EP4 "Part 4"Cosby falls from grace; Hannibal Burress tells a joke, survivors speak out and society begins to listen; Cosby receives trials, incarceration and an overturned verdict, and debate begins about the larger problems his story reveals.
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S1, EP3 "Part 3"Cosby strikes gold with "The Cosby Show" and leverages his growing power inside the entertainment industry to allegedly commit and conceal a multitude of sins; as the sitcom ends, Cosby evolves from America's dad into America's angry grandpa.
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S1, EP2 "Part 2"During the '70s, Bill Cosby takes a circuitous path to becoming an on-screen educator and moral authority, whether by telling kids to say "no" to drugs or allegedly slipping them to young women, reaching massive acclaim with the special "Himself."
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