The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

Will Smith is transplanted from the tough streets of Philadelphia to live with his wealthy relatives in Bel-Air, causing everyone to make major adjustments in their way of living and in their way of thinking.

Ashley trades her violin for drums.

Carlton tutors Will on meeting country club women.

Will tries to smooth relations between Philip and his provincial parents.

Hilary falls for Will's old pal.

Jailed, Will and Carlton arrange a media stunt.

At Uncle Philip's insistence, Will joins his prep school's poetry club, and he enlists Geoffrey's help when he must present a "poet" for a reading.

Will and Carlton vie for dates for Hilary's party.

Will and Carlton vie for dates for Hilary's party.

Will is attracted to Geoffrey's date.

Carlton feels overshadowed by star player Will.

The kids cook Thanksgiving dinner.

Will blackmails Hilary into being his servant.

Will faces Carlton's prep school pals.

Will's holiday decorations rile the neighbors.

Will's remarks influence Philip's client's decisions.

When Will complains that no black history is taught in his school, Vivian Banks takes on the job temporarily, and both Will and Carlton find out they are in for a lot of hard work.

Will takes Philip's elderly mother out on the town.

Will tries to dump a domineering date on Carlton.

Will escorts a blue blood to a dance club.

Love threatens the college career of Will's girlfriend.

Philip tries to get even with pool hustlers who duped Will.

Will challenges Carlton to spend time in a tough neighborhood.

Will invites a teen idol to Ashley's birthday party.

To save her job, Hilary asks Will to date her boss.