The Cosby Show
Just Thinking About It (1)
TV Flash files “Just Thinking About It (1)” as hour 157 of 201 in the TV Flash guide — The Cosby Show (1984–1992) on NBC, season 7, episode 7, aired 1990-11-01, 30 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S07E07: listed hour 157 of 201 in the The Cosby Show guide, hour 7 of 26 in season 7. It aired 1990-11-01 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “Getting the Story” (S07E06). Next is “Just Thinking About It (2)” (S07E08).
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Pam still thinks about having sex with Slide. Cliff says she should see a gynecologist for safe sex info. Pam ends up getting condoms and tells Slide he must use them. He refuses and they break up. Slide apologizes but still pressures her.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Just Thinking About It (1) sit in the The Cosby Show guide?
S07E07 is listed hour 157 of 201 — hour 7 of 26 in season 7, season 7 episode 7.
When did The Cosby Show S07E07 air?
Just Thinking About It (1) aired 1990-11-01 and is listed at 30 minutes.
Should I watch The Cosby Show as comfort TV?
Watch it as craft and as history, not as a clean hug. The Huxtable household is peak 1980s multi-cam — and the star's later disgrace is public record that reframes every rerun.
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For the craft of 1980s multi-cam family comedy at absolute peak dominance — ensemble timing, kid arcs, and a household that felt like a national hearth. Watch as television history, knowing the star's later disgrace is part of the public record.
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