Watched Fat Albert every Saturday morning when I was a kid, all my friends watched too. A gi-normous bowl of Cap'n Crunch and Saturday morning cartoons was a great way to get the weekend started!
Used to watch every Saturday morning. Starting at 5:30 am, right up to 1 pm. The last show was at 12:30 pm and that was Fat Albert. Then Soul Train or American Bandstand came on and cartoons were finished for the day. Fond memories.
Wow, Saturday mornings in the notorious '70s, Fat Albert Cartoons were my favorites!!! I grew up in West Philadelphia, alot of the things they did, we also did, but never got in any trouble!!! Al we did was to have fun among ourselves, wow those were the days when everything was so simple then!!! Now, these young people out here has no clue towards anything in a positive matter!!! Right on Mr. Cosby, you helped us grow into people with promising lives!!!
Y’all boomers love complaining but didn’t vote to even help the current youth and parents of said youth have access to resources for a better today. We don’t want to hear it.
@@littlefinger5199Whoa, whoa. These are Gen Xers. And plenty of boomers and genxers care and have tried to do good. Hopefully you young people can fix things because they are a mess.
It was the only morning we could eat in the living room right in front of the floor model me my sister schoolhouse Rock fat Albert and Captain crunch😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The character of Fat Albert was first appeared in Bill Cosby's stand-up comedy routine, "Buck Buck," as recorded on his 1967 album, Revenge. The stories were based upon Cosby's tales about growing up in inner-city North Philadelphia. In 1969, both Cosby and veteran animator Ken Mundie brought Fat Albert to animation in a prime-time special entitled, "Hey, Hey, Hey, It's Fat Albert!" The special which aired on NBC, was a hybrid of live-action and animation. The music for the special was written and performed by jazz pianist/keyboardist Herbie Hancock in 1969 and was released on the album, Fat Albert Rotunda. For the animation portion of the special, it was neccessary to develop the actual appearance of each of the Fat Albert Gang's characters.
I new Cosby wrote the series but I remember buck buck. This was the only cartoon to watch on TV after school. Than it was PBS for zoom an the electric Co.
I was born in '82...but if you're even remotely old enough to have loved this show and you're still alive, then you've lived through some tough times. A lot of our heroes and peers have fallen. Thanks for posting this.
This almost brings me the tears as the memories flood in. All of a sudden I missed my lunchbox that had Fat Albert and the gang on it. I could, for just a split second, smell the newness of that lunchpail. Waking up and catching the cartoons on Saturday mornings. I know Bill Cosby is not seen in the most positive light. None of us are perfect but if we’ve put Good into the world let that good continue. Thank you for sharing these videos🙏🏾💞💐
I was born in 1965, grew up a 70's kid and i can still remember Sat morning cartoons, Fat Albert, the lunch boxes with those thermos's inside them, the smell of thermose not yet washed out LOL...weird how you remember some things. But this show, brings be back to being a kid again, sitting on the couch Sat morning, eating cereal, still in my pj's and all was well in the world, as long as we had Sat morning cartoons
Born in 1971 - my brothers and I watched Saturday morning cartoons religiously, and then at noon (at least in Boston), there was candlepin bowling. Fun times.
I remember this being one of the first cartoons I had ever watched. I did not speak English at the time, but I enjoyed this show nonetheless. This is a memorable classic.
Maaan, after Soul Train, go out riding bikes, hit the movies for Kung Fu Flicks, pizza shop and have my azz in the house b4 the streetlights came on. Had to clean up first....growin up in late 70s early 80s was the BIZNESS!!!
Thanks so much for posting this. I’m six yr old again, sitting at my big brother’s elbow; both of us eating big bowls of Cap’n Crunch, and we’re watching Fat Albert.❤️
I had the record of the second episode and I remember🎉 it word for word and I was able to sing along with the song. Such great memories! I have never seen the episode until now even though I've watched a lot of fat Albert, thanks for posting!
Bill Cosby is one of America's greatest comedy talents. A real game changer. He always had such positive messaging for us as kids. *Thank you Dr. Bill Cosby!*
I'm very educated cartoon I love that Albert back in the seventies I love watching it very awesome maybe bless everyone keep in the night 70 was the best
I used to watch Fat Albert when I was little, but I never understood the situation until I rewatched it in my adulthood. I understood which lesson each episode is trying to teach us. My favorite jokes in this show are the "no class" jokes from Russell mainly to Rudy.
@@arthro9259 Yeah. In my opinion, I think that show was intended for older kids. However, I'm glad that it has valuable lessons to teach them, and the best way to do that was to show an example of what not to do in order to learn from that. It makes me wonder if there would be a reboot of Fat Albert in the future. I kind of doubt it would happen, but it would be neat and cool if it does.
I watched this when I was a kid. I lived outside of Philly so when my mother found out Cosby would be in town for an event she found out what hotel he was staying at somehow. She took me there early in the am and we hung out in the lobby waiting for him. When he came down my mom went over and told him how much I loved Fat Albert and is a big fan. Somewhere at my parents house is a Polaroid picture of 8 year old me and Bill Cosby. I was awestruck and he did an autograph for me. I still remember being kinda grossed out cause his breath smelled of alcohol and tobacco smoke early in the am. I had no idea he was a predator back then.
As a young boy Fat Albert was a great show about a group of kids working out problems at the time had no idea what raises was ..then At the same time Roots came out really tough to watch at the age of 7 year old boy
Soul Train started off as a local Chicago television program in the summer of 1970. In 1971 Soul Train moved to LA and went national. Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids first appeared on TV in 1972 as a cartoon series.
Saturday Morning Cartoon Mega Marathon. Takes me back to the good old days. My Saturday morning cartoon viewing included the Smurfs, Fat Albert, Mister T, Bugs Bunny, Mr. McGoo, Scooby Doo, Josie and the Pussycats, Captain Caveman, Jem and the Holograms, The Alfred and the Chipmunks etc.
@lorimiller4301 Cosby never did any of that BS,the man was set up because those in power didn't want him to Buy NBC wake tf up and stop being gullible
@lorimiller4301 Nobody's worshipping him, we're just admiring the Bill Cosby WE grew up knowing. And plus who waits decades to bring up stuff he SUPPOSEDLY did unless all them chicks put their heads together just to bring down another rich man?
I don't know about y'all, but I still love Bill Cosby. I grew up watching Bill Cosby, Bill Cosby was and still is America's favorite dad. My Dad made mistakes, I'm a dad and trust me, I've made terrible mistakes. But Bill Cosby is and always will be my second dad. ✌🏿 HEY HEY HEY..! IT'S FAT ALBERT..! 🎶🕺🏾
That's Crazy First Word He Spoke Was His Future. That's How Yk He Did Things He Didn't Have No Business Doing .The More He Got Older The More And Worse He Got And Unfortunately Led Him To Where He Was At Couple Years Ago..💯🤦🏽♂️ Always Loved Bill Cosby's And Sort Of Looked At Him As Ah Uncle Or A Grandfather But Never Met Him A Day In My Life That's How Strong He Was As A Person And Actor All Across The Country Even The World. These Kids Would Never Know The Bill Cosby's We All Knew From Watching Him They'll Just Know Him As What The News And Allegations Portrayed Him As Sadly.💯🤷🏽♂️But Most Definitely A Living Legend To Many..Facts🐐💪🏽
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As a child, Fat Albert signaled the end of my Saturday morning cartoon schedule. Whoever put this up, thanks for helping me relive my childhood
Watched Fat Albert every Saturday morning when I was a kid, all my friends watched too. A gi-normous bowl of Cap'n Crunch and Saturday morning cartoons was a great way to get the weekend started!
was born in 67, so this was a part of my childhood along with.....speedracer.
It's funny seeing Bill Coby now knowing what he did the in the past and probably doing it or planning on the day of these episodes 🤔 😂
I remember he had a segment on Captain Kangaroo called Picture Pages.
@@marshahanson5870picture pages was also in the Sunday funnies ❤😊
Same here Theodore 😊❤
Me too
I used to watch this as a kid. Born in 1970, Fat Albert was one of my favorite cartoons.
I was born 64 miss them cartoon’s on Saturday morning was soooo much fun 😂then now trying to show my kids everyone have A bless day today amen 🙏 😊
I was born in 64 too. Watched this every week.
Born in 1966. This show and some others were some of my favorites. Thanks for sharing.💖
Born in 1924 my grandkids loved this show. So did I at my old age🤣
Quit lying 😂😂😂
@@0ne0nlyLarry 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
you're still but a babe in the woods, especially if you👀 watch the one n only FaAAAAAT ALBERT🙂💜✨💜📺. ⭐🌠🌛
You would be dead by now
Used to watch every Saturday morning. Starting at 5:30 am, right up to 1 pm. The last show was at 12:30 pm and that was Fat Albert. Then Soul Train or American Bandstand came on and cartoons were finished for the day. Fond memories.
It was on Bounce TV, it was on weeknights
Wow, Saturday mornings in the notorious '70s, Fat Albert Cartoons were my favorites!!! I grew up in West Philadelphia, alot of the things they did, we also did, but never got in any trouble!!! Al we did was to have fun among ourselves, wow those were the days when everything was so simple then!!! Now, these young people out here has no clue towards anything in a positive matter!!! Right on Mr. Cosby, you helped us grow into people with promising lives!!!
AYYYYEEE!! West Philly in the house!! ☺️☺️☺️
Y’all boomers love complaining but didn’t vote to even help the current youth and parents of said youth have access to resources for a better today. We don’t want to hear it.
@@littlefinger5199Whoa, whoa. These are Gen Xers. And plenty of boomers and genxers care and have tried to do good. Hopefully you young people can fix things because they are a mess.
Saturday mornings aren't the same anymore
It was the only morning we could eat in the living room right in front of the floor model me my sister schoolhouse Rock fat Albert and Captain crunch😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You're absolutely right Saturday mornings are not the same
I totally agree with you 900%
The character of Fat Albert was first appeared in Bill Cosby's stand-up comedy routine, "Buck Buck," as recorded on his 1967 album, Revenge. The stories were based upon Cosby's tales about growing up in inner-city North Philadelphia. In 1969, both Cosby and veteran animator Ken Mundie brought Fat Albert to animation in a prime-time special entitled, "Hey, Hey, Hey, It's Fat Albert!"
The special which aired on NBC, was a hybrid of live-action and animation. The music for the special was written and performed by jazz pianist/keyboardist Herbie Hancock in 1969 and was released on the album, Fat Albert Rotunda. For the animation portion of the special, it was neccessary to develop the actual appearance of each of the Fat Albert Gang's characters.
Kool to know bro
I new Cosby wrote the series but I remember buck buck. This was the only cartoon to watch on TV after school. Than it was PBS for zoom an the electric Co.
loved this show wish they did more like this these days lol just takes me back to the 70s things seemed different much simpler lol
I was born in '82...but if you're even remotely old enough to have loved this show and you're still alive, then you've lived through some tough times. A lot of our heroes and peers have fallen. Thanks for posting this.
This almost brings me the tears as the memories flood in. All of a sudden I missed my lunchbox that had Fat Albert and the gang on it. I could, for just a split second, smell the newness of that lunchpail. Waking up and catching the cartoons on Saturday mornings. I know Bill Cosby is not seen in the most positive light. None of us are perfect but if we’ve put Good into the world let that good continue. Thank you for sharing these videos🙏🏾💞💐
Thank you for your comments and sharing your story.
I was born in 1965, grew up a 70's kid and i can still remember Sat morning cartoons, Fat Albert, the lunch boxes with those thermos's inside them, the smell of thermose not yet washed out LOL...weird how you remember some things. But this show, brings be back to being a kid again, sitting on the couch Sat morning, eating cereal, still in my pj's and all was well in the world, as long as we had Sat morning cartoons
"none of us are perfect" when he drugged and raped is a bit generous but this show does fucking slap regardless.
The show gave us good messages... Messages to live by... By people who not to live like 😂
@@user-Tod-The-ToadsterWhat she said was if you out good into the world, let that good continue.
I was born in 1969. I used to watch the Fat Albert Show every Saturday Morning.
Wow, 6+ hours of this? Life is good again ❤
This comment made my day
I was born in 85. I vaguely remember this being one of the first cartoons I ever watched
Saturday morning! Back in the day miss it.
Born in 1971 - my brothers and I watched Saturday morning cartoons religiously, and then at noon (at least in Boston), there was candlepin bowling. Fun times.
Use to love to watch this show on Saturday mornings when I was growing up. Love Bill Cosby 😊
You must've forgot bout what Cosby did...
Ok, we love(d) bill Cosby
I was born in 68 and was very fond of this show. This was one Bill Cosby's greatest accomplishments.
I agree
I used to watch this on DVD in my car in road trips
I WAS RAISED AND DISCIPLINED TO FAT ALBERT AND THE GANG.....WONDERFUL MEMORIES AND BLESSINGS
Fat Albert always put a smile on my face.
i fucking bet
Was he raping women at this point or was that later on?
Weird how many memories this sparks.
Saturday morning cartoon classic
Hey hey hey its Fat albert one of the greatest cartoon shows of all time in history from the 1970s
1972 -1985.
This was one of my favorite cartoons.
This really takes me back
I remember this being one of the first cartoons I had ever watched. I did not speak English at the time, but I enjoyed this show nonetheless. This is a memorable classic.
I remember this coming on at about 12:30 Saturday afternoons. After that, it was SOUL TRAIN time.
It was 12:30. It was the last cartoon from watching the others from 7am. And after 12:30 it was hanging out with friends. Good ole days.
Maaan, after Soul Train, go out riding bikes, hit the movies for Kung Fu Flicks, pizza shop and have my azz in the house b4 the streetlights came on. Had to clean up first....growin up in late 70s early 80s was the BIZNESS!!!
OMG I know right? After Fat Albert I would watch American Bandstand and then hangout with friends.
Soul Train then go play outside. Awe Saturday morning cartoons. Born in 1971.👍
@@kennethdemuchest3985 yep born in 1970 here. You know it.
Thanks so much for posting this. I’m six yr old again, sitting at my big brother’s elbow; both of us eating big bowls of Cap’n Crunch, and we’re watching Fat Albert.❤️
BEAUTIFUL!!!
Thank you for watching.
I love Fat Albert and The Cosby kids. It's awesome. It has good lessons on the shows. Keep up the good work Mr. Cosby.
I was born in 1965 I started watching the first season 1972
Simply, The Absolute Best.; Love This Era of Television.
The 1970's and '80s was prime for television for both Saturday mornings and prime time seven days a week. Boomers and Gen Xers had the best of times!
Loved this show so funny. Learning lesson every day
Oh I love fat Albert. He played a huge role in my childhood. Much love bill Cosby. 💙✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
By
This was my childhood😊which was brilliant.
BORN IN 06 THIS WAS MY FAVORITE SHOW'
I had the record of the second episode and I remember🎉 it word for word and I was able to sing along with the song. Such great memories! I have never seen the episode until now even though I've watched a lot of fat Albert, thanks for posting!
@@MokaiamI
So glad you are happy
Bill Cosby is one of America's greatest comedy talents. A real game changer. He always had such positive messaging for us as kids. *Thank you Dr. Bill Cosby!*
1:23 did NOT age well for mister Cosby 😂😂😂 Still love this show and thankful for his positive impacts on the community. I pray he finds righteousness.
It gets worse when he mentions "tattletale girls" lol
I caught that too 😆 🤦🏽♀️ I still love the cartoons🥰
Hey Hey Hey... Thumbs up all the way..!!! 👍🏻👍🏽👍🏿 ✌️
I remember watching fat Albert on 📀 and the movie.
This had to best THEE BEST cartoon of the early 70's.
This show went on 13 seasons from 1972 to 1985, making it one of the longest series in television history.
Memories of watching this on telly in the mid 80s
Used to watch Fat Albert every Saturday.
Fat Albert always a good time.
Took me way back .. love it
best tv show ever kookie watch fat Albert ever night It really make me happy 😊thank you best friend kenan Thompson you are amazing love kel 🍊
I'm very educated cartoon I love that Albert back in the seventies I love watching it very awesome maybe bless everyone keep in the night 70 was the best
It’s crazy, I couldn’t stand Rudy when I was a kid, but as an adult I can see that he was a good leader of the club.
Rudy is a cosby kid, little girl; now she's a woman.
I used to watch Fat Albert when I was little, but I never understood the situation until I rewatched it in my adulthood. I understood which lesson each episode is trying to teach us. My favorite jokes in this show are the "no class" jokes from Russell mainly to Rudy.
I was the same way
@@arthro9259 Yeah. In my opinion, I think that show was intended for older kids. However, I'm glad that it has valuable lessons to teach them, and the best way to do that was to show an example of what not to do in order to learn from that. It makes me wonder if there would be a reboot of Fat Albert in the future. I kind of doubt it would happen, but it would be neat and cool if it does.
Did anyone else have the fat Albert board game growing up
I watched this when I was a kid. I lived outside of Philly so when my mother found out Cosby would be in town for an event she found out what hotel he was staying at somehow. She took me there early in the am and we hung out in the lobby waiting for him. When he came down my mom went over and told him how much I loved Fat Albert and is a big fan. Somewhere at my parents house is a Polaroid picture of 8 year old me and Bill Cosby. I was awestruck and he did an autograph for me. I still remember being kinda grossed out cause his breath smelled of alcohol and tobacco smoke early in the am. I had no idea he was a predator back then.
you may have literally caught him just minutes to hours after the act😭
Wow..I'd never have thought of him being that way as a kid.
Love this show ❤ awesome 👌
As a young boy Fat Albert was a great show about a group of kids working out problems at the time had no idea what raises was ..then At the same time Roots came out really tough to watch at the age of 7 year old boy
This was the show before Soul Train
Soul Train started off as a local Chicago television program in the summer of 1970. In 1971 Soul Train moved to LA and went national. Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids first appeared on TV in 1972 as a cartoon series.
Soul Train and American Bandstand were also big in the 1970's and '80s.
Saturday Morning Cartoon Mega Marathon. Takes me back to the good old days. My Saturday morning cartoon viewing included the Smurfs, Fat Albert, Mister T, Bugs Bunny, Mr. McGoo, Scooby Doo, Josie and the Pussycats, Captain Caveman, Jem and the Holograms, The Alfred and the Chipmunks etc.
One of my favorite cartoon i❤ some fat Albert every Saturday we always watch and learned
If you're careful you may learn something
Hey...hey...hey...
1993 here my boomer hippie mother rubbed off on me I grew up on all the old school shows. From nightrider to all in the family and Jetsons🙋♀️
I loved watching Fat Albert and the Brown Hornet
Bill Cosby brought me life as a child to adult
hey Rudy nice hat 💕💕💕💕💕💕💛💛💛💛💛🌹🌹🌹💐🌹very great movie 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
The theme song bumps! How it hasn’t been a hip hop sample is disrespectful 😂
MAN BELIEVE ME WHEN I SAY 😢 GREAT CARTOONS LIKE FAT ALBERT, ( A EPIC CLASSIC), THEY DONT MAKE GREAT CARTOONS ANYMORE.
No...They don't.
I used to like Fat Albert when I was a kid it was good ol' funny years ago back in the 60's.
Tattle Tell Girls... WOW
Tattle Tale Girls put Bill Cosby in Prison.
I watched this as a kid in the 70's and early 80's great memories.
Say wha? Thanks for this, love Fat Albert and the Brown Hornet; Hey, hey,hey😂
I will always love Bill Cosby he is truly America’s dad say what you want to say
I just want to go back to my childhood
U said it...😄
I was born in 1971 ❤ fat Albert cartoon learned a lot
Fat Albert and the junk yard band was a great Saturday morning cartoon
Yess it was. Thank you for watching
Old school cartoons 💥💯👍🏾
What can we get with 63 cents? Hey Hey Hey!
I watched this when I was a kid along with Underdog and Wonderbug😊
I remember this when I was 9 year old
i like this cartoon,
Back when Dr.William Cosby was a beloved, American Icon✊🏾😌
He still is loved
You shouldn't love someone who has caused so much pain. He's sick with demons and needs prayer but you shouldn't worship him. He's despicable.
🤣You goofy MF he wasnt a Dr. he played one.
@lorimiller4301 Cosby never did any of that BS,the man was set up because those in power didn't want him to Buy NBC wake tf up and stop being gullible
@lorimiller4301 Nobody's worshipping him, we're just admiring the Bill Cosby WE grew up knowing. And plus who waits decades to bring up stuff he SUPPOSEDLY did unless all them chicks put their heads together just to bring down another rich man?
WOW ! when We all needed a up lift Thankyou for the Share, So Cool.!
Great show!
Mr Coby Blessings one love
can’t wait to show my grandson
Cosby is a genius.
Terrific Stuff!
Another blast from the Saturday morning past. "Everybody is Different."
Thank you finally someone who understands good cartoons where is magilla gorilla ricochet rabbit Frankenstein Junior and The impossibles
I don't know about y'all, but I still love Bill Cosby. I grew up watching Bill Cosby, Bill Cosby was and still is America's favorite dad. My Dad made mistakes, I'm a dad and trust me, I've made terrible mistakes. But Bill Cosby is and always will be my second dad. ✌🏿 HEY HEY HEY..! IT'S FAT ALBERT..! 🎶🕺🏾
I still love Bill Cosby too
79 here and I watched this beanie and Cecil tom slick super chicken and George of the jungle
I was born in ‘82 so I know that I saw reruns by then but I used to ❤ watching Fat Albert.. My favorite parts were always the Brown Hornet!!
Yeah, I lov'd the Brown Hornet
FAT ALBERT IS MY
FAVORITE CARTOON NEXT TO
THE FLINTSTONES
That's wonderful
1:20 this whole speech Bill's doing is killing me with the irony....
'When I was a boy I had some funny ideas about girls'
...Yeah, Is that right Bill.
I even like the movie
Was born in 84 and don't think I ever saw this show. first time right here.
That's Crazy First Word He Spoke Was His Future. That's How Yk He Did Things He Didn't Have No Business Doing .The More He Got Older The More And Worse He Got And Unfortunately Led Him To Where He Was At Couple Years Ago..💯🤦🏽♂️ Always Loved Bill Cosby's And Sort Of Looked At Him As Ah Uncle Or A Grandfather But Never Met Him A Day In My Life That's How Strong He Was As A Person And Actor All Across The Country Even The World. These Kids Would Never Know The Bill Cosby's We All Knew From Watching Him They'll Just Know Him As What The News And Allegations Portrayed Him As Sadly.💯🤷🏽♂️But Most Definitely A Living Legend To Many..Facts🐐💪🏽
Yes those was the days and thankful for Bill Cosby wish to being that kid again
Russel's laugh sounds so much like Bart Simpsons 🤣😆
I was born in 1975, Didnt watch Fat Albert regularly, but I remember listening to Buck Buck , and revenge on Bill Cosbys Comedy tapes.
I wish it was back on tv
So do I
Your act usually is a reflection of your real life