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Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids cartoon information
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
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Title: Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
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Start Year: 1972
End Year: 1984
studio: Filmation
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Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids show information
Live action bumpers featuring Bill Cosby were set around animated episodes of Fat Albert and The Cosby Kids, a series about a group of urban adolescents growing up in a Philadelphia neighborhood. The show was based on Cosby's '60s stand up comedy monologues about his childhood.

The episodes revolved around the daily life lessons learned by Albert and his friends. Topics ranged from social issues to personal introspection and were blended with humor and music. Among the many great characters that inhabited Fat Albert's world were Rudy, Mushmouth, Donald, Bill, Weird Harold and Russell.

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Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids cartoon characters
Fat Albert ? Voiced by Bill Cosby, based on his childhood friend Albert Robertson. The main character in the series, Fat Albert is the heart and soul ? and often the conscience ? of the Junkyard Gang; though he is depicted as being obese and unhealthy, he remains active through his love of sports, often taking part in different games along with the rest of the gang. Fat Albert works hard to maintain integrity in the gang and with others, and plays bagpipes/accordion (made from a radiator and an airbag) in the Junkyard Band.

Mushmouth ? Voiced by Bill Cosby. A chinless, linguistically-challenged simpleton who always spoke in virtual Ubbi Dubbi, tantamount to an overdose of novocaine in the mouth, according to Cosby's "Dentist" monologues. Mushmouth plays a homemade bass guitar in the Junkyard Band.

Dumb Donald ? Voiced by Lou Scheimer. A lanky but dimwitted fellow; he always wears a green long-sleeved jersey three sizes too big, and a pink stocking cap covering his entire face except his eyes and mouth. In the Junkyard Band, Dumb Donald plays a trombone made out of plumbers' pipe and a morning glory horn from an old Victrola.

Bill ? Voiced by Bill Cosby. A character based on Bill Cosby. Like the others, Bill is an all-around good athlete, but more often he spends his time trying, though not always successfully, to keep his little brother Russell out of trouble. In the Junkyard Band Bill plays homemade drums made from a discarded foot-pedal trash can using spoons for sticks.

Russell ? Voiced by Jan Crawford. Bill's little brother (named after Cosby's real-life brother, whom he often talked about in his monologues) and the smallest and youngest of the Junkyard Gang. He always wears a heavy jacket, boots and winter hat regardless of the weather. Russell is a frequent antagonist and has a penchant for telling things like they are, much to his older brother's consternation. Russell plays the xylophone in the Junkyard Band (made out of empty cans and a discarded coat rack)

Weird Harold ? Voiced by Gerald Edwards. A tall, skinny, beady-eyed kid who always wears a yellowish-brown dress blazer, a brown sock on one foot and a red sock on the other. Fat Albert's best friend, Harold is usually clumsy, except on the basketball court. In the Junkyard Band Weird Harold plays a harp made from bedsprings, and on occasion plays a "dressmaker dummy" in the percussion section.

Rudy Davis ? Voiced by Eric Suter. A sharply-dressed smooth-talker and huckster whose smart-alecky attitude is always getting him into trouble more often than out of it. But to his credit, Rudy has a good heart and often learns his lesson. His family is implied to be financially better-off than the others as he is the only Junkyard Band member with a real musical instrument, an electric guitar.

Bucky ? Voiced by Jan Crawford. As his name indicates, Bucky has a large overbite. Bucky plays a stovepipe organ in the Junkyard Band.

Recurring characters

Mrs. Bryfogel ? The kids' first teacher and mentor, a matronly black woman. In the "Brown Hornet" and "Legal Eagle" years, the kids went to a different school where their teacher and mentor was Miss Wucher, a blond Caucasian. (Interestingly enough, both characters were voiced by the same actress, Jay Scheimer, wife of executive producer Lou Scheimer)

Mudfoot Brown ? An old sage and unemployed vagrant who gives advice to the gang, often using reverse psychology to get his point across. (Also voiced by Bill Cosby.)

The Brown Hornet ? A Show-within-a-show about an African-American superhero (a parody of The Green Hornet), whose cartoons were watched regularly by the gang.

Stinger ? The Brown Hornet's beefy sidekick whose gruff exterior masks a soft heart.

Computer (a.k.a. Tweeterbell) ? A female robot assistant to The Brown Hornet and Stinger.

Legal Eagle ? Another show-within-a-show, involving a crime-fighting cartoon bird and two lazy squirrel underlings.

Margene ? A white classmate and good friend of Fat Albert's. In one episode she and Albert ran for co-president of the Student Council and beat out two other candidates, both of whom were running on platforms of racism (one was black, the other Caucasian). A straight-A student, Margene occasionally got in with the wrong people but always managed to rebound; in another episode she got hooked on drugs, and yet another she got innocently involved in a violent white supremacy cult.

Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids episode guide
Special The Fat Albert Halloween Special
Special The Fat Albert Christmas Special
Special The Fat Albert Easter Special
1 Lying
2 The Runt
3 The Stranger
4 Creativity
5 Fish Out Of Water
6 Moving
7 Playing Hookey
8 The Hospital
9 Begging Benny
10 The Hero
11 The Prankster
12 Four Eyes
13 The Tomboy
14 Stagefright
15 The Bully
16 Smart Kid
17 Mister Big Time
18 The Newcomer
19 What Does Dad Do?
20 Mom Or Pop
21 How the West Was Lost
22 Sign Off
23 The Fuzz
24 Ounce Of Prevention
25 Fat Albert Meets Dan Cupid
26 Take Two, They're Small
27 The Animal Lover
28 Little Tough Guy
29 Smoke Gets In Your Hair
30 What Say?
31 Readin', Ritin' and Rudy
32 Suede Simpson
33 Little Business
34 TV or Not TV
35 The Shuttered Window
36 Junk Food
37 In My Merry Busmobile
38 The Dancer
39 Spare the Rod
40 Sweet Sorrow
41 Poll Time
42 The Mainstream
43 Free Ride
44 Soft Core
45 The Secret
46 The Gunslinger
47 Little Girl Found
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids lyrics
"Hey, hey, hey! It's Fat Albert!"
And I'm gonna sing a song for you
And Bill's gonna show you a thing or two
You'll have some fun now with me and all the gang
Learning from each other
While we do our thing
Nah, nah, nah -- gonna have a good time (hey, hey, hey!)
Nah, nah, nah -- gonna have a good time

"This is Bill Cosby coming atcha with music and fun
And if you're not careful, you may learn something before it's done! (1984 version: So get ready)
Hey, hey, hey!"

Nah, nah, nah -- gonna have a good time
Nah, nah, nah -- gonna have a good time
Nah, nah, nah -- gonna have a good time

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