The Cosby Show Season 3

September. 25,1986      TV-PG
Rating:
7.4
Trailer Synopsis

The third season of The Cosby Show aired on NBC from September 25, 1986 to May 7, 1987.

Episode 25 : Hillman
May. 07,1987
The Huxtable family goes to Hillman College to attend a ceremony in honor of its president's retirement. Guest appearance by Joe Seneca. Filmed at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. The episode serves as a backdoor pilot for the spinoff series A Different World, which premieres in the fall of 1987.
Episode 24 : Planning Parenthood
April. 30,1987
Clair's sister decides she wants to be a mother. Cliff takes Rudy and her friends out to eat at a fancy restaurant.
Episode 23 : Bald and Beautiful
April. 09,1987
Cliff's Navy friend comes to visit. Cockroach shaves his head to be in a rock video. Robert Culp (Bill Cosby's co-star from the 1960s TV series I Spy) appears as Scott Kelly.
Episode 22 : Andalusian Flu
April. 02,1987
While Cliff and Clair have the flu, Theo tries to keep the house going.
Episode 21 : I Know That You Know
March. 19,1987
When Sondra and Elvin announce their engagement, Clair and the children use the news to play a practical joke on Cliff, who launches a counter-offensive of his own. Geoffrey Owens as Elvin.
Episode 20 : Cliff's 50th Birthday
March. 12,1987
Cliff's 50th birthday has all kinds of surprises.
Episode 19 : The Shower
February. 26,1987
Denise holds a bridal shower for her pregnant and bride-to-be friend Veronica, but finds out some disturbing information. Absent: Sabrina Le Beauf as Sondra Huxtable, although mentioned.
Episode 18 : You Only Hurt the One You Love
February. 19,1987
Rudy gets hurt from Theo's rough games. Rudy cries. Theo gets punished. Clair goes to a doctor and gets the same advice that Cliff gave her. Cliff learns that the woman who cleans up the Doctor's Lounge at the hospital (Rita Moreno) has been fired. Absent: Sabrina Le Beauf as Sondra Huxtable and Lisa Bonet as Denise Huxtable.
Episode 17 : Calling Doctor Huxtable
February. 12,1987
Cliff is called to the hospital for 3 deliveries, Malinda Williams appearance, Patricia Richardson appearance.
Episode 16 : Denise Gets an Opinion
February. 05,1987
Denise has a blind date, but is really scared. So she asks Theo to grade him for her!!!! But this soon leads to a big hilarious mix up.
Episode 15 : Say Hello to a Good Buy
January. 22,1987
Cliff buys a new car. Rudy cuts some animal pictures out of Cliff's expensive books for school. Guest appearance by Sinbad, who would later portray Walter Oakes on the Cosby Show spinoff, A Different World. Watched by almost 65 million viewers when it originally aired, "Say Hello to a Good Buy" was the series' highest rated episode.
Episode 14 : Rudy Spends the Night
January. 15,1987
Cliff establishes the Huxtable Men's Club when the women are away to help Theo get over his sadnes of a lost date. Venessa is very excited that big sister Denise is letting her go to the Village with Denise's college friends.
Episode 13 : Monster Man Huxtable
January. 08,1987
Elvin helps Theo with some wrestling moves, although he and Sondra have made plans for the weekend, and reveals that he is thinking of marrying her. Geoffrey Owens as Elvin.
Episode 12 : Cliff in Charge
December. 18,1986
Cliff is in charge when Clair leaves for 10 days.
Episode 11 : War Stories
December. 11,1986
Cliff and his father's friend play a challenging game of cards. Venesa prepares to go to a skating party with date Robert Forman, soon find a very cute guy will cross her path Earle Hyman as Russell.
Episode 10 : A Girl and Her Dog
December. 04,1986
Rudy and Peter find a dog and attempt to take care of it without her parents knowing. Peter Costa as Peter.
Episode 9 : Denise Gets a D
November. 20,1986
Denise's college career starts with a D, but Denise is to scared to show her parents. Clair needs to rest in bed because of a pinched nerve. Rudy portrays "the wind" in a school play. Rosalind Cash as Dr. Hughes (The episode is preceded by a 30-second anti-drug public service announcement featuring Bill Cosby).
Episode 8 : Vanessa's Rich
November. 13,1986
Friends call Vanessa a stuck-up rich girl at school. Guest appearance by Essence Atkins.
Episode 7 : Theo's Flight
November. 06,1986
Theo and Cockroach decide they want to learn to fly, but Cliff doesn't want to waste his money on another dream of his son's. Carl Anthony Payne II as Cockroach. First appearance of Deon Richmond as Kenny, a.k.a. "Bud".
Episode 6 : The March
October. 30,1986
Theo writes a report on the March on Washington. But gets a poor grade and is asked to redo his project. Much to his surprise he learns more about the march from his family than he did from books. Meanwhile Vanessa is worried about asking a boy to the turn-around dance. Earle Hyman as Russell. Clarice Taylor as Anna. Joe Williams as Al Hanks. Ethel Ayler as Carrie Hanks.
Episode 5 : Mother, May I?
October. 23,1986
After Clair specifically forbids her from wearing make-up, Vanessa, behind her mothers back does it anyways.
Episode 4 : Man Talk
October. 16,1986
Although he has a steady girlfriend, Theo wants to start dating someone else.
Episode 3 : Golden Anniversary
October. 09,1986
Russell and Anna's 50th wedding anniversary. The family performs James Brown's "I Got the Feelin' " in this sequel to Season 2's "Happy Anniversary". Earle Hyman as Russell. Clarice Taylor as Anna. Geoffrey Owens as Elvin. Appearance by Frank Foster and the Count Basie Orchestra. First mention of Rudy's desire to have a husband named "Bud" when she grows up.
Episode 2 : Food for Thought
October. 02,1986
Clair challenges Cliff to not eat any salty food for the day. Denise leaves for her freshman year at Hillman College.
Episode 1 : Bring 'em Back Alive
September. 25,1986
The Huxtable house is thrown into chaos after Rudy finds a snake in the basement.

Seasons

Season 8
The eighth and final season of The Cosby Show aired on NBC from September 19, 1991 to April 30, 1992.
Season 8 1991
Season 7
The seventh season of The Cosby Show aired on NBC from September 20, 1990 to May 2, 1991.
Season 7 1990
Season 6
The sixth season of The Cosby Show aired on NBC from September 21, 1989 to May 3, 1990. It included an outtakes show that aired on March 15, 1990.
Season 6 1989
Season 5
The fifth season of The Cosby Show aired on NBC from October 6, 1988 to May 11, 1989.
Season 5 1988
Season 4
Season 4 1987
Season 3
The third season of The Cosby Show aired on NBC from September 25, 1986 to May 7, 1987.
Season 3 1986
Season 2
The second season of The Cosby Show aired on NBC from September 26, 1985 to May 15, 1986.
Season 2 1985
Season 1
The first season of The Cosby Show aired on NBC from September 20, 1984 to May 9, 1985.
Season 1 1984

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