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Malcolm-Jamal Warner has died, PEOPLE confirms. The actor, who played Theo on 'The Cosby Show,' was 54.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Who Played Son Theo on The Cosby Show, Dies at 54.

Reports state it was a drowning accident.

#Malcom-Jamal Warner #Just heard the news of his passing. I can’t believe it.

You know you can't quit, right?

S07E10 - All Fall Down

#911 #911 abc #bobby nash #amir casey #peter krause #malcom-jamal warner #season 7 #911edit #mine

Malcolm-Jamal Warner has NO business being gone!😩🕊️

#let’s chat #sip tea #talk actors #rest in peace #black actors #malcom-jamal warner #it’s not right!#my heart goes to his family

Thank you good sir 🫡🕊️

#rip #malcom-jamal warner #the cosby show #magic school bus #static shock

Holy shit 😭😭😭

The actor died while on a family trip, a source confirms to PEOPLE

I loved his work. RIP

#Malcom-Jamal Warner

Captain Robert "Bobby" Nash - 7x8

Unpopular opinion: Bobby's 7x8 storyline should have been included in season 6!

IMO, Bobby's 7x8 storyline should have been done in season 6 instead of that mess they did with Wendell. Until 6x9 aired, NO ONE had ever heard of Wendell. He was made up and to prove it, in season 1, Bobby used to talk to his priest for counseling but the audience never saw or heard of Wendell until he just showed up and was supposed to have a long-lasting friendship with all of the Grant-Nash family. May even knew who he was but the audience didn't. It appears he was created out of thin air and used as a connection device for Buck's death in 6x10.

In 7x8 the audience finally got to see snippets from Bobby's past including his childhood but the issue for me was Bobby mentioned he was from a legacy of firefighters in season 5 but REMINDER, Bobby hadn't had a storyline all his own since season 2. Every storyline he had after 2x16 "Bobby Begins Again" involved his wife Athena (rightfully so), Michael, Buck, his stepchildren May and Harry and the 118. Even his 4x13 and 4x14 storylines were about the issues in his marriage with Athena before he got shot by Ethan Copeland. In season 5 he saved May in the dispatch fire in 5x16 and he punched Jonah in 5x17 but that was AFTER Jonah adult napped Hen and Chimney.

My point is Bobby's storyline would have gone over a lot better if it had been included in season 6 and IMO, it would have been a better narrative point to connect with Buck's 6x10 storyline. Bobby's biological father died while Bobby was at home with him and he idolized his dad because in his eyes, his dad couldn't do any wrong. The details included in 6x11 for Buck would have been more impactful and emotional if they had been related to Bobby's past relationship with his own father instead of the show trying to redeem the Buckley parents without giving them a proper redemption arc.

No one knew anything about Bobby's past childhood until 7x8 and that's ridiculous especially since Bobby spent years without a storyline all his own.

Also, Malcolm-Jamal Warner is an A-LIST actor but he's only going to be in three episodes. But they keep bringing these non-acting people back who scare the audience with their joker-like smile because they don't know how to deliver a line from a script (EG).