T1.E1

Part 1

El episodio se emitió el 19 jun 2022
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58min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaIn the 1960s Bill Cosby is collecting accolades for his comedy, breaking barriers for Black stunt performers and participating in the nation's sexual liberation and civil rights movement. He... Leer todoIn the 1960s Bill Cosby is collecting accolades for his comedy, breaking barriers for Black stunt performers and participating in the nation's sexual liberation and civil rights movement. He also allegedly begins exploiting his power.In the 1960s Bill Cosby is collecting accolades for his comedy, breaking barriers for Black stunt performers and participating in the nation's sexual liberation and civil rights movement. He also allegedly begins exploiting his power.

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- W. Kamau Bell
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- W. Kamau Bell
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Bill Cosby

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Gloria Allred

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Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson

Rochester
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Harry Belafonte

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W. Kamau Bell

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Lili Bernard

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Willie Best

Todd Boyd

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Calvin Brown

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Linda Brown

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Lenny Bruce

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Vicki Carbe

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(as Victoria Valentino)

Jelani Cobb

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Sean Connery

Tressie McMillan Cottom

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Sammy Davis Jr.

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Michael J. Dennis

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(as Michael Dennis)

Doug E. Doug

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8/10

W. Kamau Bell Tackles Cosby

W. Kamau Bell does a good, balanced job of presenting social issues, crimes, history, etc. In general. This first episode is a fascinating setup because I really didn't know the history of Cosby's career or public persona before the 1980's and the Cosby Show. This episode creates a broader understanding of how this was a tragic, disturbing series of crimes against individuals but why it was ALSO so saddening for the black community members that looked up to him as a hero. Interesting perspective.