Cosby as funny, philosophical as ever, just more mature
May 5, 2012
By James A. Karis II TELEGRAM & GAZETTE REVIEWER
Twenty years removed from playing one of the most famous fathers in American sitcom history, it's interesting that Bill Cosby, now 74, comes across as a philosophically comedic grandfather.
Friday night at The Hanover Theatre, Cosby — dressed casually in a UMass hoodie, and remaining seated for most of the show — spent two hours talking about marriage, religion and some of the most influential figures of his life, the most prominent being his Granddad Cosby.
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Twenty years removed from playing one of the most famous fathers in American sitcom history, it's interesting that Bill Cosby, now 74, comes across as a philosophically comedic grandfather.
Friday night at The Hanover Theatre, Cosby — dressed casually in a UMass hoodie, and remaining seated for most of the show — spent two hours talking about marriage, religion and some of the most influential figures of his life, the most prominent being his Granddad Cosby.
To read the entire article visit http://www.telegram.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20120505/NEWS/120509658/1312.
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