Tenemos que hablar de Cosby (Temporada 1)

Durante sus casi cincuenta años en el mundo del espectáculo, Bill Cosby se convirtió en una de las celebridades negras más reconocidas de Estados Unidos: su carrera era un modelo de excelencia para millones de estadounidenses, hasta que los dolorosos testimonios de decenas de mujeres destaparon la siniestra mueca que se escondía tras la sonrisa del llamado papá de América.

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    Part 1 7.0

    Fecha de emisión: 2022-01-30

    Duración: 59 min

    Sinopsis: In the sixties, Cosby is collecting accolades for his comedy, breaking barriers for Black stunt performers and finding his own ways of participating in the nation's sexual liberation and civil rights movement. All the while, he allegedly begins exploiting his power.

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    Part 2 8.0

    Fecha de emisión: 2022-02-06

    Duración: 59 min

    Sinopsis: It's the seventies and Bill Cosby's on a circuitous path to becoming an on-screen educator and moral authority —a man we thought we could trust. Whether he's telling kids to say no to drugs or allegedly offering pills to young women, Cosby proves himself relentless, and his ambition propels him to new levels of acclaim with 1983 stand-up special Himself.

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    Part 3 8.0

    Fecha de emisión: 2022-02-13

    Duración: 59 min

    Sinopsis: Cosby strikes gold with The Cosby Show, a genre-defining family sitcom and monument to Black excellence. Throughout the eighties and nineties, he parlays the affection for his characters into even more affection for him and leverages his growing power inside the entertainment industry to allegedly commit and conceal a multitude of sins. As the beloved sitcom comes to an end, Cosby's persona warps from America's Dad into America's Angry Grandpa. 

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    Part 4 8.0

    Fecha de emisión: 2022-02-20

    Duración: 59 min

    Sinopsis: After spending the early aughts perched on the high horse of respectability politics, Cosby falls down to Earth. Hannibal Buress tells a joke in Philadelphia, a chorus of survivors speak out, and a culture is ready to listen. There are two trials, a conviction, incarceration, appeal, and, in 2021, an overturned verdict. Now there is a debate to be had about what to do with the art that people loved and the larger systemic problems that the Cosby story lays bare.

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