The early ´70s saw comedian Bill Cosby branch out into the educational aspects of television. In 1969, he first starred as an original cast member of the Children´s Television Workshop PBS series Electric Company ? which also boasted the innumerable talents of Rita Moreno and Morgan Freeman. Then Cosby developed his own Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids animated series, airing Saturday mornings on CBS affiliates from September of 1972 to August of 1984. The show was based upon the adventures of the Fat Albert character first introduced on Cosby´s ´60s standup albums ? most notably his 1967 release, Revenge. With the overwhelming response and acceptance garnered ? from both young and old fans ? Cosby returned to the standup nightclub stage of Harrah´s in Reno, NV, to document more fables and tales. While a majority of Fat Albert centers around the exploits of Albert and the gang, the disc also includes two pieces, "My Wife and Kids" and "Fernet B