The Fat Albert and the Cosby kids programs were created, produced and hosted by legendary comedian Bill Cosby, who also voiced several of the characters. The show was a staple of Saturday mornings on CBS, premiering in 1972 and running until 1985. The series was based on Cosby’s childhood memories and friendships, focusing on the lovable Albert Jackson and his signature salutation “Hey! Hey! Hey!” Fat Albert and his friends had positive attitudes and were eager to learn, all in spite of their apparent poor economic conditions. Fat Albert and the Cosby kids had a powerful impact on children across the country, entertaining millions of kids and families alike while always fostering lessons in life, which were reinforced by Cosby’s live-action hosting segments. The show has a special place in television history, and today Bill Cosby, Fat Albert, Rudy, Weird Harold, Mushmouth, Dumb Donald, Russell and the Brown Hornet remain beloved by fans all over the world.
Fat Albert and the Cosby kids: The Complete Series
Special Features:
- Commentary By Bill Cosby
- Documentary On The History Of Fat Albert Featuring Bill Cosby
- Booklet Containing Essay By Dr. Gordon Berry, The Show’s Educational Advisor
