Season 7 (The Cosby Show)

The following is a list of episodes for the seventh season of the NBC-TV sitcom The Cosby Show. The series aired from September 20, 1984 to April 30, 1992 with 201 episodes produced spanning eight seasons.

Season 7 (1990–91)
[[File:Cosby7_dvd_lg.jpg|thumb|295px|Elijah  Sanders     Debut

This  Season      Marks     The    First   appearance    of   Elijah   Sanders

The  First    Time    He     Appear    With    Denise      Huxtable    Kendall      Martin     Kendall     And    Olivia    Kendall

Only  Time     He     Appear    With     Cliff     Clair     Sondra    Theo      Vanessa      Rudy       Elvin    And     Pam     Tucker

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 * This season comprises 26 episodes
 * This season's credit sequence originally was to use a mural entitled "Street of Dreams," painted by inner-city youth from the Creative Arts Workshop in Harlem, for the opening credits. The producers wound up discarding the idea when their lawyers said that in order to use the mural they would have to get permission from all 63 young artists first. Instead, the show developed its own mural which combined some of the elements and used many of the colors of the actual one. The owners of the mural threatened to sue and denounced the show for ripping off the children. Carsey-Werner tried to negotiate a settlement with Creative Arts Workshop, but Bill Cosby decided to replace the theme with the season six's opening credits. Only four episodes featured the original opening credits, and only a few cities saw this version.[3]  In all other areas in first-run and repeats as well as in syndication, only the replaced sequence was used. Lisa Bonet and Joseph C. Phillips were in the credits still but they only appeared in less than a handful of episodes during the season. New cast member Erika Alexander was featured in the original Season 7 sequence, but only her name and role is listed in the replacement sequence. The spoken phrase "This is the best elevator music I've ever heard!" was removed as well in the intro, except for one episode in 1991.
 * Throughout this season, Cosby was often seen wearing a small black button with the letters "SD Jr."—a tribute to Sammy Davis, Jr., who died in May 1990.
 * Besides Terri Guarnieri, only Steve Kline is listed in the opening credits as the new Producer. That's because John Markus is an Executive Producer now and the others have left the show.