A Different World

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This is the spin-off sitcom of The Cosby Show?

It sees Denise Huxtable (Lisa Bonet) leaving the Cosby Show household and going to college.

Set at the fictitious black college "Hilman College" we focus on Denise's attempts to adjust to life away from home and her relationships with her room-mates.

Other stars include: Dawnn Lewis, Marisa Tomei, the very funny Jasmine Guy, the hilarious Kadeem Hardison, Darryl Bell and Sinbad.

Main Cast

Claudette Wells
Terry Ellis
T.J. Evans
Chris Kelly
Sister Souljah
Leslie Uggams
Yvette Denise Lee
Don Barnes
La Rita Shelby
Eugene Williams
Maxine Jones
Dawn Robinson
Rueben Grundy
Patrick Malone
Heavy D.
Senait Ashinafi
Vincent Craig Dupree
Brandon Quintin Adams
Marques Houston
Jonell Green
Michael Whaley
Frank Rensulli
Fernando Santos
Reed McCants
Karen Malina White
Michael Ralph
Lewis Dix
Guy Killum
Arthur Adams
John Woodward
Amir Jamal Williams
Keenan Wayans
T.K. Carter
Mark Harrison
Jerome Jones
Lisa Todd
Luise Heath
Thomas J. Wright
Bee-Be Smith
Gladys Knight
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Darryl M. Bell
Phil Lewis
Reggie Johnson
Charles Dourdan
Maurice Davis
Brian Wesley Thomas
Lance Reed
Eartha Robinson
Jaime Cardiche
Tracey Lee Harrison
Leila Danette
Michael DiLorenzo
Diane Almeida
Elizabeth Narvaez
Pierre Nanasse
Angela Teek
Theo Forsett
Kelly Jo Minter
Lewis Dix Jr.

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