Ep 26. Funny Business

Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids are up to their usual antics in this episode of their popular animated series. In "Funny Business," the gang is invited to participate in a local talent show, but things don't go quite as planned.

As they prepare for the show, the kids realize that they don't have a standout act. Fat Albert and the gang brainstorm ideas, but nothing seems to stick. Meanwhile, Rudy comes up with an idea that he thinks will make them all famous overnight: they should start a joke-telling business.

At first, the business is a hit. The kids make a fortune selling their jokes to local businesses, and even get a spot in the talent show. But soon, they realize that their business has taken a dark turn. The jokes they're selling aren't just harmless fun; they're often hurtful and offensive, and they're causing problems for the people around them.

The gang is torn between their newfound success and the harm they're causing. As tensions rise, they're forced to confront some hard truths about the power of their words and the impact they're having on others.

Despite the heavy subject matter, "Funny Business" remains a fun and engaging episode of the series. As always, Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids are charming and relatable characters, and their antics provide plenty of laughs along the way.

Overall, "Funny Business" is a great example of what made The Adventures of Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids such a beloved show. With its mix of humor, heart, and social commentary, it continues to be a classic even decades after its original airing.