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R.I.P. Malcolm-Jamal Warner
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Dead at 54.

Nobody will ever convince me that there was a better sitcom than The Cosby Show.  The Cosbys and the Keatons helped raise me.  Theo was a role model for a lot of us.
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Accidental drowning while on family vacation.

Awful news.
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Awful news. RIP.

But cmon, there are like 12-15 sitcoms that are better than The Cosby Show.
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Literally yesterday I was thinking about him, trying to recall his name.  Very sad. 
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Quote from: perks-a-beast on Today at 01:53:36 PM
Awful news. RIP.

But cmon, there are like 12-15 sitcoms that are better than The Cosby Show.

Nope.  It's GOATed.  It had the perfect combination of wholesomeness and comedy, and had extremely broad appeal.
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That's awful news. Theo was the absolute best. From him and Cockroach calling girls 'burgers' to Denise making him an 'original' Gartrell shirt. So many great memories.
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Quote from: jambr380 on Today at 02:09:07 PM
That's awful news. Theo was the absolute best. From him and Cockroach calling girls 'burgers' to Denise making him an 'original' Gartrell shirt. So many great memories.

Theo's dyslexia stuck with me.  It made a lasting impression regarding learning disabilities.
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Quote from: Donoghus on Today at 01:49:08 PM
Accidental drowning while on family vacation.

Awful news.

Wow. Horrible.
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the weirdness of Cosby's first real-life child to pass was his son and now the first of his TV kids is the one that played his son. 

terrible news.  shocked me when I first heard it
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