Episode
Cosby: A Very Nice Dance
Overview
Hilton and Ruth recall their first date many years ago. Their flashbacks are done through animated sequences, and of course, both of them have widely different versions of what happened.
Details
- Series
- Cosby
- Season
- Season 3
- Episode
- Episode 16
- Air date
- 1999-02-08
- Runtime
- 30 min
Episode context
A Very Nice Dance is Episode 16 in Season 3 of Cosby. It aired on 1999-02-08. The runtime is 30 min.
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Episode 15: False Alarm
After the Lucas home is burglarized, Hilton invests in a security system -- only to discover that the thief is someone he knows.
Episode 17: Ol' Betsy
While searching for a rare part for his beloved turntable, Hilton bumps into an old friend from his bachelor days, Fred. When Hilton and Fred start reminiscing about how they double-dated sisters Mattie and Roberta Singleton, Hilton decides to play matchmaker and prompts Fred into learning whatever became of Mattie. Even now, years later, Fred can't help wondering what might have happened if they remained a couple.... and, thanks to Hilton, he may finally get a chance to find out.
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