I think this is a brilliant episode Chris Collet does a great job playing this role.This is a funny and loving episode it tells about how Theo doesn't want to see his friend sick,but he goes because he knows that it would make his friend very happy there is some funny parts in this episode that makes it more fun and less sad that Jake has cancer.This episode is hilarious and heart-warming.It really tells about Theo who wants to go see his friend,but he doesn't want to see him sick so then finally has has enough courage to go to the hospital,but then is afraid to go in,so then the nurse tells Jake he has a visitor there,and so Jake tells her to send him in Theo gets there and begins to start a conversation,but he doesn't say the right things so Jake tells him to act like he's not in the hospital so then they start another conversation then Theo gives him a sub and Theo makes a little joke then the play football then Cliff comes in,and sends Jake to bed and then Cliff takes Theo home.
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A Very Touching Yet Funny Episode
ecspringer201024 January 2022
Warning: Spoilers
Theo has a friend sick with cancer, one that teaches young people how to deal with the situation. Theo has a hard time with the situation, but eventually he comes around and visits his friend.
One thing about this episode is, another great example of what this show did for us in the 1980's and it should be viewed today, it breaks down racial barriers, which is one of the many reasons The Cosby Show was so relatable to us who grew up in this decade, and one of the many reasons this sitcom did so well, it taught us so much, and this episode should also be marked a classic episode as well, in the ending of the show, son in law Elvin has come over to the Huxtable home, because he is missing his wife Sondra, the eldest Huxtable daughter, she is absent in this particular episode, her character had gone off to college class reunion. Elvin immitates his father in law, and the audience goes wild with laughter because he is doing Dr. Huxtable so well, and at the end, Theo and Cliff walk in to find Elvin doing this hilarious immitation. One of the best episodes in the entire series!
One thing about this episode is, another great example of what this show did for us in the 1980's and it should be viewed today, it breaks down racial barriers, which is one of the many reasons The Cosby Show was so relatable to us who grew up in this decade, and one of the many reasons this sitcom did so well, it taught us so much, and this episode should also be marked a classic episode as well, in the ending of the show, son in law Elvin has come over to the Huxtable home, because he is missing his wife Sondra, the eldest Huxtable daughter, she is absent in this particular episode, her character had gone off to college class reunion. Elvin immitates his father in law, and the audience goes wild with laughter because he is doing Dr. Huxtable so well, and at the end, Theo and Cliff walk in to find Elvin doing this hilarious immitation. One of the best episodes in the entire series!
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