Cupid Sets His Sights on the Huxtables When TV Land Celebrates Valentine's Day With The Cosby Show on February 8

NEW YORK, Jan. 25 -- TV Land celebrates Valentine's Day with four romantically funny episodes of The Cosby Show featuring a showcase of tender moments and sweet ballads when the network presents "Huxtable Love Songs: The Greatest Hits." Beginning Thursday, February 8, from 9:00pm - 11:00pm (all times ET/PT), sparks fly and hearts beat when legendary recording artists Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Lena Horne and The Count Basie Orchestra join the Huxtables for an evening filled with laughter and song. TV Land's "Huxtable's Love Songs: The Greatest Hits" will also air on February 14 from 6:00pm - 8:00pm (all times ET/PT).

The schedule for "Huxtable's Love Songs: The Greatest Hits" is as follows (all times listed are ET/PT):

9p #027 - Happy Anniversary Cliff arranges a surprise European cruise for his parents, along with an oil painting of their newlywed photo. But Grandma and Grandpa are most impressed with the children's home-cooked dinner, followed by a rousing lip-sync rendition of Ray Charles' classic, "Night Time Is The Right Time," featuring the whole Huxtable family.

9:30p #042 - A Touch Of Wonder Denise and Theo are thrilled when they are involved in a minor car accident with a limousine whose only passenger is superstar singer/songwriter Stevie Wonder. Wonder feels so bad about the accident that he invites the whole Huxtable family to a recording session.

10p #052 - Golden Anniversary The Huxtable family joins together to make Grandma and Grandpa's 50th wedding anniversary a special evening. Cliff arranges for The Count Basie Orchestra to perform. The Huxtables perform another spirited lip-sync, as they did for their grandparents' 49th, this time to James Brown's "I Got the Feelin'."

10:30p #24 - Cliff's Birthday While Cliff snoops around trying to discover his special birthday surprise, a clever Clair has arranged for the Huxtable family to see legendary performer Lena Horne. Cliff is beside himself when Lena Horne dedicates a song to him and invites the family to her dressing room after the show.

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