Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids Season 1 Episode 14

Ep 14. Stagefright

  • Not Rated
  • December 9, 1972
  • 7.2  (6)

Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids is a classic animated series following the adventures of a group of urban, African-American children. In season 1 episode 14, titled Stagefright, the gang faces their biggest challenge yet when they are enlisted to put on a school play.

The episode opens with the kids in school, excited to hear that they will be putting on a play. Fat Albert is especially enthusiastic, and the group immediately begins brainstorming ideas for the production. However, things quickly take a turn for the worse when the school bully, Reggie, threatens to ruin the play. With only a few days until opening night, the gang must work together to overcome their fears and create a successful production.

The kids split into different groups, each tasked with a different part of the play. Fat Albert takes charge of the music, while Rudy and Mushmouth work on the script. Meanwhile, Dumb Donald and Bucky set to work on the set design, and Bill and Russell focus on their acting skills. However, as the deadline approaches, it becomes clear that not everyone is feeling confident about their role in the play.

One of the standout moments of the episode comes when the group practices their dance routine. While everyone else is having a great time, Bill struggles with the choreography and begins to feel discouraged. However, with some encouragement from his friends, he is able to find his footing and perform with confidence.

As opening night approaches, tensions run high and nerves begin to take over. The kids worry about forgetting their lines or missing their cues, while Fat Albert becomes increasingly anxious about the music. However, when the curtains rise, the gang is able to come together and deliver a performance that is both entertaining and heartfelt.

Overall, Stagefright is a heartwarming episode that emphasizes the power of teamwork and perseverance. It's a great example of the kind of positive messaging that Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids was known for during its run. Fans of classic animated shows and feel-good storytelling will definitely appreciate this episode.

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Description
  • First Aired
    December 9, 1972
  • Content Rating
    Not Rated
  • Language
    English
  • IMDB Rating
    7.2  (6)