We Need to Talk About Cosby is an American documentary miniseries directed and produced by W. Kamau Bell.

It explores the life and career of Bill Cosby up to his sexual assault cases, through conversations with comedians, journalists, and survivors.

The website's consensus reads: "W. Kamau Bell deftly unpacks the Cosby scandal by allowing the conversation to be uncomfortable, yielding a robust examination of the disgraced entertainer and the culture that enabled him.

"[11] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned the series a score of 83 out of 100 based on 22 critics, indicating "universal acclaim".

A representative for Cosby issued the following statement days prior to the premiere: "Mr. Cosby has spent more than 50 years standing with the excluded; made it possible for some to be included; standing with the disenfranchised; and standing with those women and men who were denied respectful work because of race and gender within the expanses of the entertainment industries, continues to be the target of numerous media that have, for too many years, distorted and omitted truths... intentionally.