Amazon reviewer: I absolutely love Bill Cosby, and to get a good sample of his various works, I highly recommend this CD. You get a taste of his different sides, in addition to toppling over in laughter! I have to say, this is a collection of his most wonderful works.

Amazon reviewer: I wouldn't say this is Bill Cosby "at his best". It's more like a collection of random routines from the early '70s. Which is not to say it isn't funny. The material here is indeed funny, if not necessarily his "best". "Froofie the Dog" and "Track and Field High Jump" are probably the best routines here. It should also be mentioned that "Grover Henson Feels Forgotten" is not a comedy routine. It is a serious spoken word piece set to music, told from the point of view of a lonely soldier with no family. It was released as a single, but it only reached #70 on the pop charts. Fans of Cos should enjoy this CD.

Amazon reviewer: Taken from a 1982 concert film, this CD contains several solid routines by the veteran comedian. Most of these portrayals are humorous takes on family life. Cosby gives special attention to the messiness and frustrations of child rearing. His caricatures of domestic situations reveal a sharp eye for telling details that most listeners will recognize. Cosby pens the material himself and it's tightly written stuff, indeed. "The Dentist" perfectly captures the humiliation and absurdity of a visit to the tooth doctor. "Chocolate Cake for Breakfast" might be the only flop here. The comic's drawn-out performance is heavy-handed and everything gets a little too spelled-out. But for the most part this disc features Cosby in good form. The man is the embodiment of All-American humor and this album reflects that.

Amazon reviewer: I bought this album on vinyl when I was ten and the first time I heard it I had tears running out my eyes, it was so funny. I even performed his sketches about his parents for parties and talent shows.

Amazon reviewer: This CD contains several of the Fat Albert routines that ilustrate the comic genius of Bill Cosby. They all revolve his youth in Philadelphia and the boys he grew up with. All men should have hilarious stories of their antics as youth to draw upon for hilarious memories. Cosby's genius is in his ability to make thos stories funny to others. He does a great job.

Amazon reviewer: Bill Cosby recorded this album in Vegas, and hence, played to a different crowd. You will find nothing about Fat Albert on this album, nor anything else about his childhood. Instead, what you will find is Bill Cosby showing his range of comedic talent. While being a little risque at times, Cos does bring the laughs. Talking about everything from a mirror over his bed to taking his wife someplace special, this album shows the more adult side of Bill. Nonetheless, anyone who listens to it will be more than amused and happy they bought it.

Although this is just an appetizer of some of the best, it is still a side splitter and brings out some of the routines we've come to know and love..."HELICOPTERS", "MR. IKE & THE NEIGHBORHOOD TV SET", "SHOESLACES", "SPANISH FLY", in today's world of crude humor, Cosby is a refreshing and welcome change in the genre of comedy.

This contains lots of the tightly scripted, rapid format, clean comedy that was Bill's early trademark. As well as many sidesplitting routines, you get more insight into Bill, the man, and the Cosby family (arguably his favorite subject.)

The title routine involves Bill's love of fast cars and his having been persuaded by Carroll Shelby to switch over from his "foreign" Ferrari to a Shelby special that scared the #(*&# out of Bill. This routine alone is worth the price.

If laughter does the heart good like a medicine, then Bill Cosby is digitalis!

Most comedians' first records sound dated or subdued. Not Bill Cosby, who took America by storm in the mid-Sixties. This is his first disc, and it's still brilliant: it hasn't dated in any real way, which is rare for comedy, and it has moments that are so explosively funny you can't even figure out why.

A Dutch soldier in the 1600's saves the life of a native woman and is granted the power of eternal youth in return. In the 2000's he is a police detective in New York City, and after 400 years, knows just about everything about the way the criminal mind works.

This is the complete series of 8 episodes before Fox canceled it (another of their stupid decisions).

A whirlwind courtship has newlywed (Shiri Appleby) thinking she's in bliss. She's the beloved daughter of a wonderful set of wealthy parents and has a tight relationship with her stepsister. She was in an abusive relationship in the past and her psychiatrist had been working with her on her precarious mental state much of it having to do with that abusive lover from the past. From day one of her courtship with her lover turned husband little things were happening, things misplaced,and more. She's trying valiantly to hold on to her sanity and decide if her husband wants her unstable or she sabotaging herself.

Unable to endure another mind-numbing day at Initech Corporation, cubicle slave Peter Gibbons (Ron Livingston) gets fired up and decides to get fired. Armed with a leisurely new attitude and a sexy new girlfriend (Jennifer Aniston), he soon masters the art of neglecting his work, which quickly propels him into the ranks of upper management! Now the stage is set for Peter to carry out a high-tech embezzling scheme that's sure to mean the end of his job and a one-way ticket to easy street. Can he pull it off before all corporate hell breaks loose?

Stars Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston, Gary Cole.

Romantic comedy starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and Sean Patrick Flanery. Beautiful restaurant owner Amanda Shelton (Sarah Michelle Gellar) is falling head over heels for handsome, hard-driving executive Tom Bartlett (Sean Patrick Flanery). Unfortunately, Tom is too busy to recognize that she's truly the girl of his dreams until Amanda puts him under her tantalizing spell!

Miles is a brilliant yet blundering architect who needs some kind of organization in his life to balance his daily employment with his intense research for a private project. To do this, He purchases a state-of-the-art computer that controls every aspect of his apartment – from the kitchen appliances to the overzealous security system – while also helping to develop his personal assignment. But after a freak accident in which the computer overloads and, in an attempt to prevent fire, is doused with champagne, the machine begins to develop a personality of its own. Meanwhile, Miles meets his new neighbor Madeline, a beautiful and talented cellist who he becomes instantly smitten with. But the computer, who now calls itself Edgar, is slowly developing human emotions and it too falls her Madeline’s charms. Jealousy ensues, resulting in Edgar gaining access to almost any electronic system that allows the monitoring of Miles’ every move. Can Miles and Madeline’s romance overcome Edgar’s envy in this bizarre love triangle?

An IMDB reviewer wrote: “Benjie was the nerd, Oscy was the tough guy, and Hermie was like most of us guys - confused, inquisitive, and deep in thought about a love he couldn't have. One of them was interested in a little rubber ball, one owned a rubber and was dying to use it, and one was somewhere in between. At least one of them would look back upon their adventures during the summer of '42 and recall it with the vivid detail that many of us have about our own childhood.

“For those adults who were once a fifteen-year-old boy or ever wanted to understand them, this is the movie that will touch you. To children who ever wanted to understand male adolescence before the digital world, this movie is a must. Other movies have come close but it remains my favorite flick and I am deeply grateful for Herman Raucher.”

This is actually a true story. Stars Jennifer O'Neill as Dorothy. Both the movie and the OST by Michel Legrand are included.