The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

Will gets in a brawl with a man costumed as Nicky's hero, Dougie the Whale, and is tempted to tell Nicky that his "hero" isn't real. Hilary parks in LEEZA GIBBONS' spot and suffers the consequences.

Will witnesses a murder, and he and the Banks family are forced to go into hiding in Alabama.

Will revels in Ashley's music industry success, but both Will and Ashley are about to have a rude surprise. Second of a two-part episode continued from "The Client."

When Will's dream girl chooses Carlton, Will becomes jealous. Ashley gets a permit to learn to drive.

Will helps Ashley make a big impression on a recording executive, but Philip is adamantly against her pursuing a singing career. First of a two-part episode that concludes with "What's Will Got To Do With It."

Will's dream date with a sorority pledge turns into a nightmare.

Ashley feels confined by her private academy, and she transfers to a city school--without telling her parents. But when a teacher calls a meeting, Will poses as Ashley's father and almost succeeds with the ruse. Hilary worries that African-Americans are losing interest in her talk show.

Philip and Vivian are invited back to the music show "Soul Train," where Philip proposed marriage to Vivian. The only problem is Philip won't go.

Will has to prove his manliness after his girlfriend beats up a bully who threatens him.

When Will takes a photograph of JAY LENO and publishes it in a tabloid, Jay is not amused and sues Will for $10 million. Hilary looks for a house to buy.

Will thinks Lisa is dating someone else and tries to cheat on their relationship. SUSAN POWTER puts the whole family through a workout.

Lisa's father likes Will so much that Lisa is neglected. Carlton, Hilary and Ashley argue over whom Philip loves more.

During Will and Carlton's annual ski trip, Carlton worries that Will's relationship with Lisa will ruin his and Will's friendship. Hilary moves out.

Will, Lisa and Ashley all get caught lying and suffer the consequences.

Will is shot by a robber, and Carlton is traumatized, reacting excessively. Will asks Lisa to marry him. First of a two-part episode, concluding with "A Decent Proposal."

As Will recuperates, Lisa agonizes over his marriage proposal. Conclusion of a two-part episode that begins with "Bullets Over Bel-Air."

Will and Lisa attend counseling with the Jeffersons.

As Will and Lisa's wedding approaches, they become exasperated with their parents' plans and elope to Las Vegas. ISAAC HAYES guest stars as the singing minister.

Uncle Phil takes a tip from Will and buys an apartment building, but he soon realizes he is now a slumlord.

Will is excited to star in a soap opera--until he finds out he will play a homosexual. Philip worries that Vivian is cheating on him.

When little Nicky's school admissions officer visits the house, Will is the one who ought to behave himself.

It's Will and Lisa's wedding day, but the spotlight is on another happy couple.

Will faces a difficult ethical decision that threatens a lifelong friendship of Philip's.

Will is pursued by a beautiful woman--a friend of Lisa's. Ashley worries because her boyfriend is very stupid.