Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.

Tim Heidecker
Mood Swing Cosby (voice)
1 episode

Rob Schrab
Entertainment Cosby (voice) / Entertainment Cosby (voice) / Moral Support Cosby (voice)
2 episodes
Steven Chunn
"Next Time Voice" (voice) / "Next Time" Voice (sounds Like Dennis Mill) (voice)
2 episodes
Bennett Webber
Dancing Cosby (voice) / April Fools Cosby (voice)
3 episodes
Abed Gheith
BC-D2 (voice) / Droopy Cosby (voice) / Evil Cosby (voice) / BC-D2 (voice) / Butt Naked Cosby (voice) / Evil Cosby (voice) / BC-D2 (voice)
4 episodes

Scott Chernoff
Bathtub Cosby (voice) / Bathtub Cosby (voice) / Tattletale Cosby (voice)
3 episodes
Stephanie Bilberry
Cosbyette (voice)
3 episodes

Jeff Bryan Davis
Mitchell Reynolds (voice)
4 episodes

Justin Roiland
Curiosity Cosby (voice) / Data Analysis Cosby (voice) / Data Analysis Cosby (voice) / Preacher Cosby / Curiosity Cosby / Data Analysis Cosby (voice)
4 episodes

Chester Tam
Useless Cosby (voice)
2 episodes

Andy Samberg
Cosby Team TriOsby (voice)
2 episodes

Jorma Taccone
Cosby Team TriOsby (voice)
2 episodes

Akiva Schaffer
Cosby Team TriOsby (voice)
2 episodes
Chez Double
Useless Cosby (voice)
3 episodes

Steve Agee
House Keeping Cosby (voice)
1 episode
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1972 · 37 votes
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1997 · 29 votes
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1987 · 23 votes
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2010 · 258 votes
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1995 · 27 votes
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1993 · 45 votes
