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List of The Cosby Show episodes. The episodes for the NBCtelevision sitcom. Watch The Intelligence Men Megavideo.

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There were 2. 02 episodes produced and aired, spanning eight seasons. Series overview. Two versions of the show's theme song are used in this sequence. A long version of the show's theme is heard in the second and another episode, but a shortened version with a few bars taken out and with a different, though similar, style is used for the rest of the season.

The show's theme, titled . Goldfish, #0. 10.

August 1, 1. 98. 4. The song was changed for the first time keeping the show's theme signature and featured a sort of jazz tone. Each cast member, in descending age of their characters, dances alongside Cosby as his/her name is shown in the credits. Bill Cosby is seen at the end of the credits . Two versions of this theme were also used.

Much like the season one theme, both versions of season two's theme song were completely different in sound than the other. The long version featured more of a synth beat than the short.

Midway through the season, following her marriage to NBC sportscaster Ahmad Rash. Once again, Bill Cosby is seen at the end of the credits dancing to the music as the production credits appear and at the end, he quickly turns his head and looks into the camera before the sequence fades to black. Two versions of this theme were used. However, the season three theme's long version had some parts cut, instead of a differently composed version of that theme. Phylicia Rash. The vocals were sung by Bobby Mc. Ferrin. Bill Cosby is seen at the end of the credits dancing to the music as the producer credits appear and at the end, he quickly turns his head, takes off his top hat and looks into the camera before the sequence cuts to black. Unlike the first three seasons, the opening credits featured the cast wearing some formal '3.

Bill Cosby wearing a top hat and tails, Tempestt Bledsoe wearing a Navy uniform similar to what performers would wear when performing to the troops in the USO. Malcolm- Jamal Warner wore a business suit and is seen looking at his watch then starts tapping his feet, etc. Geoffrey Owens (Elvin Tibideaux) is introduced to the regular cast by Cosby leading him into Sabrina Le. Beauf's credit scene, symbolizing Heathcliff Huxtable . Before the producer credits appear, Bill Cosby is briefly seen holding a picture of Lisa Bonet (Denise). Bonet does not appear as a regular this season, having departed for the spinoff series, A Different World. Season 5 (1. 98. 8–8.

This opening credit sequence, choreographed by Geoffrey Holder, is the only one during the series' entire run that featured the whole cast dancing together. The first seven episodes feature a closing theme version of this orchestration. This version is identical to the one used to open the show. The remaining fifteen episodes closed with a funk/jazz version of the theme. Season 6 (1. 98. 9–9.

A classical jazz arrangement of . When the credits end, instead of looking at the camera, Cosby walks off the stage and comments, . The producers wound up discarding the idea when their lawyers said that in order to use the mural, they would have to get permission from all 6. Instead, the show developed its own mural which combined some of the elements and used many of the colors of the actual one. The owners of the mural threatened to sue and denounced the show for ripping off the children. Carsey- Werner tried to negotiate a settlement with Creative Arts Workshop, but Bill Cosby decided to replace the theme with season six's opening credits. Only four episodes featured the original opening credits.

Lisa Bonet and Joseph C. Watch Transformers: Dark Of The Moon Online Hulu. Phillips were in the credits still but they only appeared in less than a handful of episodes during the season. New cast member Erika Alexander was featured in the original season seven sequence, but only her name and role are both listed in the replacement sequence.

The spoken phrase . The cast now danced in the sequence to a Hip- Hop blend that featured Lester Bowie on trumpet. The scenes of Bonet and Phillips in the original opening sequence were removed.

After the controversy from the previous season, the producers gave recognition to the painters of the original mural in the closing credits. Malcolm- Jamal Warner wore glasses in this set of opening credits, but not in any episodes. At the end of the sequence, like he did in other seasons, Cosby turns his head and looks into the camera. A few episodes from season seven used this opening, albeit with Lisa Bonet and Joseph C. Philips in the opening credits, and at the end of the sequence, Bill Cosby would walk off and say, !

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Episode 8. 8 - Dragon Ball Super. The assumed goal of this recruitment arc is for the show to spend a little time with each of the ten fighters who will make up the Universe 7 team. Some of them have gotten standalone scenes, some of them have gotten two- parters, but as of this week, we've now confronted at least eight of the ten fighters, with Roshi and Tenshinhan (I might start calling him . In theory I can roll with this, but the Android 1. We see him discuss some issues with his mentor, but ultimately it leads to the tease of a character named Caulifla, a. I like seeing this alternate universe version of the Saiyans who are still alive with their own sense of community and warrior culture, and the tease that the toughest of the tough among them is this teenage(?) girl who sits on a throne and eats meat like she's some kind of punk- rock barbarian queen is super cool.

The two of them remaining close throughout this upcoming tournament makes sense since their father/son- style relationship runs all the way back to the beginning of the DBZ era, but this also drums up the same problems I was having when we saw Gohan and Krillin spar. I just don't buy the life lessons that Dragon Ball Super keeps wanting Gohan to learn at this point in the story. First it was when he went Super Saiyan 2 to defeat Cell, then it was when the Elder Kai unlocked his full potential during the Buu arc (which has been colloquially known as . After each of those events, he slipped back in strength the moment he returned to his peaceful life without training, allowing the other characters to surpass him in strength. He just doesn't have that fighter's menace that the others do. All of that stuff works for me narratively, but then it starts to get weird in Super.

There do exist examples of Gohan getting a little too confident for his own good during the times when he was peaking, but they were ultimately tiny moments, and I like to think he's a guy who learns from his mistakes. I get that people want to see Dragon Ball pull back a little from constant brawn vs. You can't sell me on the strongest, fastest, smartest fighter in the universe having to re- learn things that seem this obvious. We see Gohan re- unlocking his Mystic form, though I never really thought of it as a form to begin with.

There's still plenty of good action in the Gohan vs. Piccolo stuff, and it continues to be refreshing to see the other universes preparing for the tournament as well. It looks like we're finally nearing the end of this recruitment arc (knock on wood), and I'll be happy to see it over with. We've certainly had our highlights, and none of these episodes have been bad enough to warrant significant criticism. Even the animation has kept pretty solid since I started writing these reviews, so there's not a lot to complain about there.

I just want to move on at this point.