http://www.bostonherald.com/news/co...016/02/gelzinis_bill_cosby_s_wife_knows_truth
I used to wonder what the Bill Cosby of “I Spy,” “Fat Albert” and “The Electric Company” was doing in Hugh Hefner’s hot tub surrounded by all those bunnies.
When Hefner hosted his TV show “Playboy After Dark,” where all the ’60s hipsters would convene in a TV penthouse, decked out in black ties, there was the Coz … minus the wife, of course.
Well, now the whole country knows what Camille Cosby must have known way back then: Bill Cosby was being Bill Cosby. And apparently she was OK with it, because all those attractive women hovering around the Coz had no identity. They were just window dressing.
Is the humiliation Camille Cosby now fears with this deposition really about her husband’s malignant sex drive? Or is it the fact that she may well have to concede, under questioning from lawyers, that as Bill Cosby’s business partner, as well as his wife, she made 
peace with his backstage wanderlust?
That, indeed, would be a quite bit more than humiliating.
Malcolm-Jamal Warner still attributes his integrity to Bill Cosby:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...bill-cosby-trap-and-complicated-legacies.html
“I’ve talked before about—and Phylicia Rashad has talked about it, too—the dismantling of this man’s legacy,” he continues. “But today it really hit me in a different way because through the years, through my whole career, there’s so much that I have been able to attribute to the experience of being on the show. So much of who I am and how I carry myself in this business has been influenced by him. A lot of things that he has taught me just by example, I carry so much of that with me. There’s a sense of integrity. There’s a sense of dignity that I’ve been able to attribute largely to him. I still attribute a lot of that to him.”
I ask him what’s changed.
“Now being able to talk about those things and attribute them to him lands a very different way,” he says. “So, yes, I can still reflect on those things and attribute those things to him. I’m just not sure how significantly it lands on other people.”
ETA: I think Malcolm Jamal Warner's reaction is so interesting. Not to disparage him in any way, he was so young at the time and none of this is his fault.
But it's just so weird that Cosby was able to cultivate such a honor-integrity-dignity mousketeer persona in the eyes of these kids when apparently it was pretty common knowledge among the adults on the set that he was a bit of a philanderer who liked a string of lovely young actresses in his dressing room.
I don't know, it just seems like at some point it would start to feel squicky and you'd start questioning about deriving your integrity from a possible serial rapist
