Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who played Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show, is now speaking out about the dozens of women who have accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault. He told the Associated Press on Thursday that he’s primarily upset about the tarnished legacy of The Cosby Show.

On Tuesday, lawyers representing Bill Cosby asked a judge to keep the settlement terms of a 2005 sexual-battery suit against the comedian sealed, citing the media’s “inaccurate” reporting of other recently released court documents from the lawsuit, the Associated Press reports.

According to the Orlando Sentinel, a Walt Disney World spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday that a bronze bust of Bill Cosby would be removed from the resort’s Hollywood Studios theme park after closing today.

On Monday, Deadspin’s Diana Moskovitz obtained a disturbing collection of documents from a 2005 civil suit against Bill Cosby by former Temple University employee Andrea Constand, who accused the comedian of drugging and raping her. While the suit was settled out of court in 2006, the case’s records remained sealed until today, when a federal judge released the documents over objections by Cosby’s legal team.

According to the Associated Press, Bill Cosby said in a 2005 deposition that he bought Quaaludes with the intention of giving them to women he wanted to have sex with. In the same deposition, he reportedly admitted to giving drugs to a female former Temple University employee who filed a lawsuit accusing him of rape that same year. The suit claimed that the comedian drugged and raped the woman—later identified as Andrea Constand, the former director of operations for Temple’s women’s basketball program—at his Philadelphia mansion in 2004.

Bill Cosby appeared on Good Morning America this morning to talk about his campaign to improve education in Alabama. He ended up talking a whole lot of nonsense after ABC News’ Linsey Davis asked him what he would say to child who asks him about the numerous women who have accused him of sexual assault.

Two more women came forward at a press conference with Gloria Allred today to accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault. One of the women, Lili Bernard, is an actress who played Mrs. Minnifield during the last season of The Cosby Show. The other, Sammie Mays, says Cosby attacked her at a TV conference.

In a strange 13-second clip released by Bill Cosby today, the comedian—dressed in satin pajamas—is seen presumably reassuring a fan (or no one) on the phone that he'll be at his scheduled standup set in Wheeling, West Virginia this Saturday.

By now more than 30 women have come forward with sexual abuse allegations against Bill Cosby, however he assures us that he is "far from finished." In a statement released on Wednesday, Cosby thanked his fans for their continued support and said he looks forward to a standup set planned for this Friday in Louisiana.

Addressing journalists today during the network's Television Critics Association's winter press tour panel, NBC Entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt said that he didn't think Bill Cosby's multiple sexual assault allegations "was a problem until it became critical."

Here's a high-res shot of the crowd just after Tina Fey's first Cosby joke. That's Jessica Chastain in the front with her mouth open. Check out Clooney cracking up way in the back, and then, two seats over, a stone silent Bill Murray (?).

Here's the highlight of the Golden Globes so far: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler rounding off a terrific opening bit with a deeply uncomfortable and very direct Bill Cosby joke. Poehler has the better imitation.

Former Cosby Show mother Phylicia Rashad went on the defensive last night, going on ABC's World News Tonight to say that her comment in defense of embattled comedian Bill Cosby—to "forget these women" accusing him of rape—was misquoted.

Three more women came forward today in a press conference organized by Gloria Allred to accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault. Linda Kirkpatrick, Lynn Neal, and Kacey (no last name given) all shared their similar stories, at times breaking down into tears. All say fears of retaliation prevented them from speaking out sooner.

Ineloquent responses apparently run in the family. Bill Cosby's daughter Evin released an "exclusive" statement to Access Hollywood in response to her father's rape accusations. "He is the FATHER you thought you knew. The Cosby Show was my today's tv reality show. Thank you. That's all I would like to say :)"

If a report by Page Six is to be believed, the perceived insidiousness of Bill Cosby has been given a new layer. A source tells Richard Johnson that Cosby, desperate to kill a National Enquirer story about his alleged "swinging with Sammy Davis Jr. and some showgirls in Las Vegas," gave the tabloid information on his daughter Erinn's drug problems.

Hollywood trade news sweatshop The Wrap published a column by professional antagonist Richard Stellar this past weekend titled, "The Rape of Bill Cosby." Guess what the column was about.

The fallout for comedian Bill Cosby in the wake of a host of rape allegations appears to have reached a zenith: His purported comeback sitcom for NBC, a source tells BuzzFeed's Kate Aurthur, is dead.

It was announced on Wednesday that Bill Cosby has signed a deal with NBC to star in a new half hour comedy. According to Deadline, Cosby and producer Tom Werner are currently meeting with writers on the off-season development project.