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- Chet Kincaid, gym teacher at an inner-city Los Angeles high school, deals with students, Principal Langford and counselor Marsha Peterson. He lives with his mother Rose, brother Brian, and sister-in-law Verna, who focus on his social life.
- A concert film in which Bill Cosby discusses weekends, raising children, dentists, and many other situations.
- After the Civil War, a black ex-union soldier, his wife, and his son settle in Arizona Territory to homestead and build their lives. At first, Caleb Revers race doesn't seem to matter, but then things change.
- A veteran American espionage agent is sent with a new partner to Italy, in order to track down 100 pounds of missing plutonium before it can be obtained by terrorists.
- Sketch comedy series hosted by Bill Cosby.
- An airport redcap works hard to get his family out of the ghetto, only to discover that his son has sickle-cell anemia.
- OBKB is a candid series starring Bill Cosby interviewing children across the country. The premise of the show is that Bill Cosby would pose a question to a child (around the age of 4-12) who would usually respond in an endearing way. Questions asked by the host dealt with bullying, learning, secret crushes, aspirations, etc.
- Needing someone to play Santa Claus for the community center, Chet bribes a surly old man who was recently fired from his job selling Christmas trees.
- 1969–197125m6.3 (18)TV EpisodeStudents at the high school organize a lockout of the teachers' cafeteria, requesting that they have input over what foods go on the student menu. Chet helps the students and cafeteria manager reach a compromise. But when the same students have a grievance with Chet's gym class, Chet is not as willing to cooperate.
- Chet convinces a shy cafeteria worker to get up the nerve and ask a waitress out on a date. When he is turned down, Chet must find a way to talk him out of committing suicide.
- After he encounters a competitive player who exhibits a disregard for sportsmanship, Chet tries to teach him a lesson by inviting him to his handball game and observe proper sportsmanship.
- When Chet is forced to fill in as a substitute algebra teacher, he comes across a word problem that he is unable to solve for the class. So, he spends most of his weekend trying to find the solution.
- Chet intervenes in the relationship between his perpetually bickering aunt and uncle. Meanwhile, at school, he copes with a student who refuses to participate in gym class.
- For a children's party, Chet hires a magician named "The Miraculous Martin". Too bad Martin is also a drunkard.
- A repossessor is intent on snatching Chet's TV set.
- Chet learns that being honored as Teacher Of The Year isn't all that's it's cracked up to be.
- While Chet visits the local barber shop for a haircut, he gets involved in a dispute with the barber and another patron over baseball. The three of them end up going to a high rise hotel, where the barberclaims he can catch a baseball dropped from a window of the hotel's top floor.
- 1969–197130m8.3 (36)TV EpisodeChet must figure out ways to kill time when he is trapped overnight in an elevator with a fellow teacher and a cleaning lady.
- Chet gets himself into a jam when he answers a pay phone and then tries to locate a guy who doesn't want to be found.
- Chet's father stays with him, while his mother is out-of-town.
- Chet inherits his great-aunt's estate including a prized letter from Abraham Lincoln, and it brings him lots of unwanted attention and headaches.
- John Marley guest stars in this episode as a wealthy, eccentric man who wants to relive his childhood. He seeks Chet's help to make his wish come true.
- Chet's life is turned upside down by a pesky neighbor, who is an insufferable bore.
- Chet gets in a bind when he is mistaken as the author of a poem he copied in his youth, and the poem is scheduled to be published in the school newspaper.