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- In real life, Gordon Gartrelle was the name of a Cosby Show writer and producer though fans of the show may remember his name best as the fictional fashion designer mentioned in the series’ fifth episode, 1984’s “A Shirt Story.”
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Jun 3, 2016 · Gordon Gartrelle was a real person. There was a running gag on the show about Gordon Gartrelle, as in Malcolm-Jamal Warner being asked if he’s wearing the designer when he was wearing ill fitting clothes. Gordon G. Gartrelle was actually a writer and a producer on the show.
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The Cosby Show's pilot was filmed in front of a live audience, and even though there were plenty of laughs where expected, Cosby was worried that the audience wasn’t embracing his overall vision of the series. In the scene where Theo is defending the “D” on his report card, he earnestly tells his dad, “If you weren't a doctor, I wouldn't love you l...
NBC Cliff Huxtable’s iconic sweaters were the work of Dutch fashion designer Koos Van Den Akker. Van Den Akker was asked by an customer of his in the early 1980s to make a unique sweater as a present for her friend, Bill Cosby. Cosby wore that sweater on camera while filming an episode of his show. Mail poured in as viewers wanted to know where the...
YouTube At one point in the pilot, Clair asks, "Why did we have four children?" He responds, "Because we didn't want five." Originally, Denise was the oldest of the offspring, followed by Theo, Vanessa, and Rudy. But once the series was poised to become a hit, Bill Cosby decided to add an additional older child—one who was away at college and was ...
Getty Images Sabrina LeBeauf, the actress who played Sondra, is only 10 years younger than her TV mom. Sabrina won the role over such staunch competitors as Whitney Houston and future Miss America Suzette Charles. LeBeauf impressed Cosby partly because she had recently graduated from a prestigious university (Yale), just like the character he had i...
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In real life, Gordon Gartrelle was the name of a Cosby Show writer and producer though fans of the show may remember his name best as the fictional fashion designer mentioned in the series’...
Nov 29, 2013 · Theo (Malcolm Jamal Warner) is very proud of his Gordon Gartrell shirt. YouTube. At 76, Bill Cosby is making a bit of a comeback as a performer. Last Saturday, Comedy Central aired his first...
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I was watching the show the other day and saw on the last seasons credits the name Gordon Gartrelle. I had a “wait a minute “ moment. Yes I am today years old just realizing he started off as a staff member, then became a writer & producer the last 2 seasons.
