List of The Cosby Show Characters - Recurring Characters

Recurring Characters

  • Kenny, a.k.a. "Bud": longtime friend of Rudy (Deon Richmond)
  • Walter Bradley, a.k.a. "Cockroach": Theo's best friend in high school (Carl Anthony Payne II)
  • Janet Meiser: friend of Vanessa (Pam Potillo)
  • Smitty: high school friend of Theo (Adam Sandler)
  • Justine Phillips: Theo's longtime girlfriend (Michelle Thomas)
  • Robert Foreman: boyfriend of Vanessa (Dondre T. Whitfield)
  • Denny: high school, college friend of Theo (Troy Winbush)
  • Howard: college friend of Theo (Reno Wilson)
  • Lou Hernandez: college friend of Theo (Alex Ruiz)
  • Charmaine Brown: best friend of Pam (Karen Malina White); Charmaine later became a regular on the final season of A Different World.
  • Lance Rodman: boyfriend of Charmaine (Allen Payne)
  • Al Hanks: Clair's father (Joe Williams)
  • Carrie Hanks: Clair's mother (Ethel Ayler)
  • Nelson Tibideaux: son of Sondra and Elvin (Gary LeRoi Gray)
  • Winnie Tibideaux: daughter of Sondra and Elvin (Jessica Ann Vaughn)
  • Kara: friend of Vanessa (Elizabeth Narvaez)
  • Dabnis Brickey: fiance of Vanessa (William Thomas Jr.)
  • Jade: friend of Theo (Vanessa A. Williams)
  • Jeffry Engels: neighbor of the Huxtables (Wallace Shawn)
  • Peter Chiara: friend of Rudy (Peter Costa)
  • Kim Ogawa: friend of Rudy (Naoka Nakagawa)
  • Stanley: boyfriend of Rudy (Merlin Santana)
  • Arthur Bartell, aka "Slide": ex-boyfriend of Pam (Mushond Lee)
  • Aaron Dexter: boyfriend of Pam (Seth Gilliam)
  • Cheryl: friend of Theo (Vanessa A. Williams)
  • Eunice Chantilly: child love interest of Clif:; foe of Clair (unseen character)
  • Shaniqua Watkins: foe of Pam (unseen character)

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