Theo Stay tuned next week for my thoughts on the best from Season Seven. Here we have the first of two offerings on today's list that I like to call the "Vanessa is a rebellious teen and educates the kids in the audience about what not to do" episodes. And tune in tomorrow for a new Wildcard Wednesday post! The best moments for Clair, from my perspective, were the quiet scenes with just her and Cosby, where you actually could see how much they loved each other. Hi, WGaryW! According to Page Six, Rochelle was arrested during Cosby's retrial (above) and charged with disorderly conduct after she jumped over a barricade to get the attention of the disgraced sitcom star during a topless protest. I think your memory of Clair isnt completely skewered, but it does tend to favor the larger moments afforded to her character, particularly as the series progressed, in which she more often played the bad cop parent to the children not just for the sake of story, but more importantly, for cheaply gotten laughs. According to Vulture, The Cosby Show was "a late addition to NBC's [1984] fall schedule" but whoever made that last-second gamble, clearly won big. No reruns means no residuals, and the actor was forced to pick up a day job at Trader Joe's. Across her chest and back, she had written the names of some of Cosby's accusers and the words "Women's Lives Matter." Pulliam guest-starred as Marny's spoiled sister, Bridget. Too much of the time, otherwise, she was talking down to him if not outright yelling, taking far too seriously what was innocuously eccentric behavior on her husbands part. Everyone who watched The Cosby Show in its original run from 1984-1992 (via IMDb), and in syndication in the years after, had their favorite member of the Huxtable clan. "The Cosby Show" Denise Gets a 'D' (TV Episode 1986) - IMDb Cliff and Clair decide to hammer the lesson home even further with an alphabet game of their own that includes . "When I saw her, I said, 'Elephant juice.' "The thing about the industry I'm in is that it makes you grow up really fast," she told the Chicago Tribune in 1989.
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