"Cosby" reruns are returning to TV. Will you watch?

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The Atlanta-based Bounce television network will return reruns of "The Cosby Show" to its lineup starting Dec. 19, even as lead star Bill Cosby is set to stand trial on sexual assault charges . Cosby is charged with assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004; dozens of other women have come forward to levy similar accusations.

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Bounce said its viewers demanded the return. In a statement to the Huffington Post network officials explained:

The network announced its decision to return "Cosby" to the air via social media:

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