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America’s (Bad) Dad is in denial.

Bill Cosby proclaimed his innocence in his first interview behind bars, blaming a jury of “imposters” for putting him there.

The disgraced comedian said Monday that unjust legal proceedings resulted in his being incarcerated at SCI Phoenix near Philadelphia, where he’s serving up to 10 years for drugging and molesting Andrea Constand in 2004, BlackPressUSA.com reported.

“It’s all a set-up., that whole jury thing. They were impostors,” the former funnyman told the outlet in a series of 15-minute prison calls.

The sex offender insisted that one juror was overheard saying before the trial that “he’s guilty, we can all go home now.”

“Then she went in and came out smiling. It’s something attorneys will tell you is called a payoff,” Cosby said.

Cosby, 82, said that he’ll never admit any wrongdoing, even if a show of remorse would help him win parole.

“When I come up for parole, they’re not going to hear me say that I have remorse,” Cosby said, adding that he anticipates serving his full sentence.

Parole hearings could open the door to a parade of accusers speaking out against him, following the five women — not including Constand — who testified at his trial. He has been accused by dozens of women, including former supermodel Janice Dickinson, of various crimes, ranging from assault to rape.

“I was there,” Cosby said. “I don’t care what group of people come along and talk about this when they weren’t there. They don’t know.”

Cosby, who refers to his prison cell as his “penthouse,” said he now spends his time in lockup lecturing fellow inmates during Saturday sessions through Mann Up, a reform program.

“I go into my penthouse and lay down and start to think about how I can relay a message and give it on Saturdays so that they would hear it and feel it,” Cosby said.

He said imparting his wisdom to a group of 400 other prisoners has become a highlight for him behind bars.

“It’s a huge smile in my spirit. I can . . . use their own profanity back at them,” Cosby said.

“I’m saying things to them like, ‘How many times if you have a lamp, do you rub it, give it three wishes. And, how many times can you say, ‘Motherf–ker’ and things will come true?”

Inside the maximum-security prison, Cosby said he’s at peace.

“I am a privileged man in prison,” he said.