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Who is the character on fat albert show that said obie kabie?
Mushmouth
Who was fat albert friends name?
Bucky, Dumb Donald, Little Bill, Mushmouth, Rudy, Russell, and Weird Harold
Was there a character on fat albert named rerun?
No, Rerun was a character from What's Happening, also created by Bill Cosby.
Why is fat albert gay?
Why not? If you were him, wouldn't you be?
Who plays laurie in fat albert?
Daniarameriz
Is Mushmouth a Fat Albert character?
Yes. mushmouth is the character nobody understands what he is saying.
Who is the character on fat albert show that said obie kabie?
Mushmouth
Who is the voice of mushmouth?
Mushmouth from "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids" is voiced by Bill Cosby.
What was the name of the kid that couldn't talk plain in Fat Albert?
Mushmouth was the name of the kid that could not talk plain in Fat Albert. He was voiced by Bill Cosby.
Did Bill Cosby play Fat Albert?
Bill Cosby voiced Fat Albert Jackson , MushMouth , Mudfoot Brown , The Brown Hornet and Bill Cosby as himself .
Who was fat albert friends name?
Bucky, Dumb Donald, Little Bill, Mushmouth, Rudy, Russell, and Weird Harold
Who are the female characters on the fat albert cartoon?
The core characters are: Fat Albert Mushmouth Dumb Donald Bill Russel Weird Harold Rudy Davis Bucky Recurring characters are: Mrs. Bryfogel Mudfoot Brown Stinger Computer (a.k.a. Tweeterbell) Legal Eagle Margene
Who played fat Albert?
"Fat" Albert Jackson (voiced by Bill Cosby) , Mushmouth (Bill Cosby) , Dumb Donald (voiced by Lou Schiemer) , Bill Cosby (himself) , Russell Cosby(voiced by Jan Crawford) , Weird Harold (voiced by Gerald Edwards) , Rudy Davis (voiced by Eric Suter) and Bucky (Jan Crawford) .
Who is the character on fat Albert that wears a Benin?
my wife
How much did fat albert weigh?
Fat Albert is a cartoon character.
Fat cartoon character?
It was the raccoons and the dude with the bent nose was cyril sneer hope this helps
What is the name of the character with the large flat top on Fat Albert?
"Dumb Donald " .
