The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (season 4)

The fourth season of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air premiered on September 20, 1993 and aired its season finale on May 23, 1994. This was the first season to feature Daphne Maxwell Reid as Vivian Banks after Janet Hubert-Whitten's departure. This was also the first season to feature Nicky Banks as a regular character on the show. With 26 episodes, this was the longest season of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
== Episodes ==
* Will Smith, James Avery, Alfonso Ribeiro and Karyn Parsons were present for all episodes.
* Tatyana M. Ali and Joseph Marcell were absent for one episode each.
* Daphne Maxwell Reid was absent for three episodes.
No.
overall 	No. in
season 	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code
74
75 	1
2 	"Where There's a Will, There's a Way" 	Shelley Jensen 	Gary H. Miller 	September 20, 1993 	60031
60032
Part 1: Will and Carlton begin their first year of college by moving into their own apartment, while Philip and Vivian enjoy their newborn son. Trevor plans to propose marriage to Hilary while bungee jumping on his TV news show, but is met with a sudden death.
Part 2: Will accuses Jazz for sending rappers to his party who got him and Carlton kicked out of their rooms by a grouchy and uncaring old landlord. Hilary has difficulty dealing with Trevor's death. Hilary decides move back inside the house and into her old room, since all her memories about Trevor are in the Pool House. Will and Carlton move into the pool house and they expect the pay the rent from his uncle phil. 	Part 1: Will and Carlton begin their first year of college by moving into their own apartment, while Philip and Vivian enjoy their newborn son. Trevor plans to propose marriage to Hilary while bungee jumping on his TV news show, but is met with a sudden death.
Part 2: Will accuses Jazz for sending rappers to his party who got him and Carlton kicked out of their rooms by a grouchy and uncaring old landlord. Hilary has difficulty dealing with Trevor's death. Hilary decides move back inside the house and into her old room, since all her memories about Trevor are in the Pool House. Will and Carlton move into the pool house and they expect the pay the rent from his uncle phil. 	Part 1: Will and Carlton begin their first year of college by moving into their own apartment, while Philip and Vivian enjoy their newborn son. Trevor plans to propose marriage to Hilary while bungee jumping on his TV news show, but is met with a sudden death.
Part 2: Will accuses Jazz for sending rappers to his party who got him and Carlton kicked out of their rooms by a grouchy and uncaring old landlord. Hilary has difficulty dealing with Trevor's death. Hilary decides move back inside the house and into her old room, since all her memories about Trevor are in the Pool House. Will and Carlton move into the pool house and they expect the pay the rent from his uncle phil. 	Part 1: Will and Carlton begin their first year of college by moving into their own apartment, while Philip and Vivian enjoy their newborn son. Trevor plans to propose marriage to Hilary while bungee jumping on his TV news show, but is met with a sudden death.
Part 2: Will accuses Jazz for sending rappers to his party who got him and Carlton kicked out of their rooms by a grouchy and uncaring old landlord. Hilary has difficulty dealing with Trevor's death. Hilary decides move back inside the house and into her old room, since all her memories about Trevor are in the Pool House. Will and Carlton move into the pool house and they expect the pay the rent from his uncle phil. 	Part 1: Will and Carlton begin their first year of college by moving into their own apartment, while Philip and Vivian enjoy their newborn son. Trevor plans to propose marriage to Hilary while bungee jumping on his TV news show, but is met with a sudden death.
Part 2: Will accuses Jazz for sending rappers to his party who got him and Carlton kicked out of their rooms by a grouchy and uncaring old landlord. Hilary has difficulty dealing with Trevor's death. Hilary decides move back inside the house and into her old room, since all her memories about Trevor are in the Pool House. Will and Carlton move into the pool house and they expect the pay the rent from his uncle phil. 	Part 1: Will and Carlton begin their first year of college by moving into their own apartment, while Philip and Vivian enjoy their newborn son. Trevor plans to propose marriage to Hilary while bungee jumping on his TV news show, but is met with a sudden death.
Part 2: Will accuses Jazz for sending rappers to his party who got him and Carlton kicked out of their rooms by a grouchy and uncaring old landlord. Hilary has difficulty dealing with Trevor's death. Hilary decides move back inside the house and into her old room, since all her memories about Trevor are in the Pool House. Will and Carlton move into the pool house and they expect the pay the rent from his uncle phil. 	Part 1: Will and Carlton begin their first year of college by moving into their own apartment, while Philip and Vivian enjoy their newborn son. Trevor plans to propose marriage to Hilary while bungee jumping on his TV news show, but is met with a sudden death.
Part 2: Will accuses Jazz for sending rappers to his party who got him and Carlton kicked out of their rooms by a grouchy and uncaring old landlord. Hilary has difficulty dealing with Trevor's death. Hilary decides move back inside the house and into her old room, since all her memories about Trevor are in the Pool House. Will and Carlton move into the pool house and they expect the pay the rent from his uncle phil.
76 	3 	"All Guts, No Glory" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams 	September 27, 1993 	60033
Will withdraws from a difficult college philosophy class then regrets his decision when he discovers that the professor Jeremy Mansfield (Jim Meskimen) is the most stimulating teacher he has ever known. He chooses to return to that class even when having to forfeit the credits it should give him. 	Will withdraws from a difficult college philosophy class then regrets his decision when he discovers that the professor Jeremy Mansfield (Jim Meskimen) is the most stimulating teacher he has ever known. He chooses to return to that class even when having to forfeit the credits it should give him. 	Will withdraws from a difficult college philosophy class then regrets his decision when he discovers that the professor Jeremy Mansfield (Jim Meskimen) is the most stimulating teacher he has ever known. He chooses to return to that class even when having to forfeit the credits it should give him. 	Will withdraws from a difficult college philosophy class then regrets his decision when he discovers that the professor Jeremy Mansfield (Jim Meskimen) is the most stimulating teacher he has ever known. He chooses to return to that class even when having to forfeit the credits it should give him. 	Will withdraws from a difficult college philosophy class then regrets his decision when he discovers that the professor Jeremy Mansfield (Jim Meskimen) is the most stimulating teacher he has ever known. He chooses to return to that class even when having to forfeit the credits it should give him. 	Will withdraws from a difficult college philosophy class then regrets his decision when he discovers that the professor Jeremy Mansfield (Jim Meskimen) is the most stimulating teacher he has ever known. He chooses to return to that class even when having to forfeit the credits it should give him. 	Will withdraws from a difficult college philosophy class then regrets his decision when he discovers that the professor Jeremy Mansfield (Jim Meskimen) is the most stimulating teacher he has ever known. He chooses to return to that class even when having to forfeit the credits it should give him.
77 	4 	"Father of the Year" 	Shelley Jensen 	Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon 	October 4, 1993 	60034
When Will tries to impress a beautiful college girl by pretending to be a single father and using his new infant cousin as his son, he is forced to accept the honor of "Campus Father of the Year". Jackie (Tyra Banks) makes him feel ashamed and he confesses when offered a prize of plane tickets to Hawaii, so he hands them over to the other student-father, who then confides to Will that he also is lying. 	When Will tries to impress a beautiful college girl by pretending to be a single father and using his new infant cousin as his son, he is forced to accept the honor of "Campus Father of the Year". Jackie (Tyra Banks) makes him feel ashamed and he confesses when offered a prize of plane tickets to Hawaii, so he hands them over to the other student-father, who then confides to Will that he also is lying. 	When Will tries to impress a beautiful college girl by pretending to be a single father and using his new infant cousin as his son, he is forced to accept the honor of "Campus Father of the Year". Jackie (Tyra Banks) makes him feel ashamed and he confesses when offered a prize of plane tickets to Hawaii, so he hands them over to the other student-father, who then confides to Will that he also is lying. 	When Will tries to impress a beautiful college girl by pretending to be a single father and using his new infant cousin as his son, he is forced to accept the honor of "Campus Father of the Year". Jackie (Tyra Banks) makes him feel ashamed and he confesses when offered a prize of plane tickets to Hawaii, so he hands them over to the other student-father, who then confides to Will that he also is lying. 	When Will tries to impress a beautiful college girl by pretending to be a single father and using his new infant cousin as his son, he is forced to accept the honor of "Campus Father of the Year". Jackie (Tyra Banks) makes him feel ashamed and he confesses when offered a prize of plane tickets to Hawaii, so he hands them over to the other student-father, who then confides to Will that he also is lying. 	When Will tries to impress a beautiful college girl by pretending to be a single father and using his new infant cousin as his son, he is forced to accept the honor of "Campus Father of the Year". Jackie (Tyra Banks) makes him feel ashamed and he confesses when offered a prize of plane tickets to Hawaii, so he hands them over to the other student-father, who then confides to Will that he also is lying. 	When Will tries to impress a beautiful college girl by pretending to be a single father and using his new infant cousin as his son, he is forced to accept the honor of "Campus Father of the Year". Jackie (Tyra Banks) makes him feel ashamed and he confesses when offered a prize of plane tickets to Hawaii, so he hands them over to the other student-father, who then confides to Will that he also is lying.
78 	5 	"It's Better to Have Loved and Lost It…" 	Shelley Jensen 	David Zuckerman 	October 11, 1993 	60036
Carlton meets Jo Ann (Natalie Venetia Belcon), a beautiful woman on the college campus. They end up spending the night together and Carlton finally loses his virginity. This also helps give him confidence as he prepares again to apply for Princeton. However, Carlton's shot at greater merriment is short-lived, as Jo Ann turns out to be married to Dean Morgan (Robert Hooks), a man who could have helped Carlton get into Princeton and reveals to Carlton that she was actually using him for a one-night stand. Meanwhile, The ethics committee is digging up dirt on every judge in town and Philip worries that the slightest indiscretion could cost him his Job. Geoffrey ends up panicking the most and shows the family his greatest shame, when he cheated in the 1976 Summer Olympics. However the family just laughs it off. 	Carlton meets Jo Ann (Natalie Venetia Belcon), a beautiful woman on the college campus. They end up spending the night together and Carlton finally loses his virginity. This also helps give him confidence as he prepares again to apply for Princeton. However, Carlton's shot at greater merriment is short-lived, as Jo Ann turns out to be married to Dean Morgan (Robert Hooks), a man who could have helped Carlton get into Princeton and reveals to Carlton that she was actually using him for a one-night stand. Meanwhile, The ethics committee is digging up dirt on every judge in town and Philip worries that the slightest indiscretion could cost him his Job. Geoffrey ends up panicking the most and shows the family his greatest shame, when he cheated in the 1976 Summer Olympics. However the family just laughs it off. 	Carlton meets Jo Ann (Natalie Venetia Belcon), a beautiful woman on the college campus. They end up spending the night together and Carlton finally loses his virginity. This also helps give him confidence as he prepares again to apply for Princeton. However, Carlton's shot at greater merriment is short-lived, as Jo Ann turns out to be married to Dean Morgan (Robert Hooks), a man who could have helped Carlton get into Princeton and reveals to Carlton that she was actually using him for a one-night stand. Meanwhile, The ethics committee is digging up dirt on every judge in town and Philip worries that the slightest indiscretion could cost him his Job. Geoffrey ends up panicking the most and shows the family his greatest shame, when he cheated in the 1976 Summer Olympics. However the family just laughs it off. 	Carlton meets Jo Ann (Natalie Venetia Belcon), a beautiful woman on the college campus. They end up spending the night together and Carlton finally loses his virginity. This also helps give him confidence as he prepares again to apply for Princeton. However, Carlton's shot at greater merriment is short-lived, as Jo Ann turns out to be married to Dean Morgan (Robert Hooks), a man who could have helped Carlton get into Princeton and reveals to Carlton that she was actually using him for a one-night stand. Meanwhile, The ethics committee is digging up dirt on every judge in town and Philip worries that the slightest indiscretion could cost him his Job. Geoffrey ends up panicking the most and shows the family his greatest shame, when he cheated in the 1976 Summer Olympics. However the family just laughs it off. 	Carlton meets Jo Ann (Natalie Venetia Belcon), a beautiful woman on the college campus. They end up spending the night together and Carlton finally loses his virginity. This also helps give him confidence as he prepares again to apply for Princeton. However, Carlton's shot at greater merriment is short-lived, as Jo Ann turns out to be married to Dean Morgan (Robert Hooks), a man who could have helped Carlton get into Princeton and reveals to Carlton that she was actually using him for a one-night stand. Meanwhile, The ethics committee is digging up dirt on every judge in town and Philip worries that the slightest indiscretion could cost him his Job. Geoffrey ends up panicking the most and shows the family his greatest shame, when he cheated in the 1976 Summer Olympics. However the family just laughs it off. 	Carlton meets Jo Ann (Natalie Venetia Belcon), a beautiful woman on the college campus. They end up spending the night together and Carlton finally loses his virginity. This also helps give him confidence as he prepares again to apply for Princeton. However, Carlton's shot at greater merriment is short-lived, as Jo Ann turns out to be married to Dean Morgan (Robert Hooks), a man who could have helped Carlton get into Princeton and reveals to Carlton that she was actually using him for a one-night stand. Meanwhile, The ethics committee is digging up dirt on every judge in town and Philip worries that the slightest indiscretion could cost him his Job. Geoffrey ends up panicking the most and shows the family his greatest shame, when he cheated in the 1976 Summer Olympics. However the family just laughs it off. 	Carlton meets Jo Ann (Natalie Venetia Belcon), a beautiful woman on the college campus. They end up spending the night together and Carlton finally loses his virginity. This also helps give him confidence as he prepares again to apply for Princeton. However, Carlton's shot at greater merriment is short-lived, as Jo Ann turns out to be married to Dean Morgan (Robert Hooks), a man who could have helped Carlton get into Princeton and reveals to Carlton that she was actually using him for a one-night stand. Meanwhile, The ethics committee is digging up dirt on every judge in town and Philip worries that the slightest indiscretion could cost him his Job. Geoffrey ends up panicking the most and shows the family his greatest shame, when he cheated in the 1976 Summer Olympics. However the family just laughs it off.
79 	6 	"Will Goes a Courtin'" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bill Boulware 	October 18, 1993 	60037
Will defies his uncle by throwing a pool party in the yard after he makes his rent payment conditional that Philip repairs the air conditioner in the pool house, which Philip nonetheless demands in exchange for that freedom. The next day, Philip sues, unprepared for them to plead their cases in court before Judge Reynolds. Philip and Will/Carlton paint very different pictures before the judge, who rules in Philip's favor as A/C is not an essential housing requirement. 	Will defies his uncle by throwing a pool party in the yard after he makes his rent payment conditional that Philip repairs the air conditioner in the pool house, which Philip nonetheless demands in exchange for that freedom. The next day, Philip sues, unprepared for them to plead their cases in court before Judge Reynolds. Philip and Will/Carlton paint very different pictures before the judge, who rules in Philip's favor as A/C is not an essential housing requirement. 	Will defies his uncle by throwing a pool party in the yard after he makes his rent payment conditional that Philip repairs the air conditioner in the pool house, which Philip nonetheless demands in exchange for that freedom. The next day, Philip sues, unprepared for them to plead their cases in court before Judge Reynolds. Philip and Will/Carlton paint very different pictures before the judge, who rules in Philip's favor as A/C is not an essential housing requirement. 	Will defies his uncle by throwing a pool party in the yard after he makes his rent payment conditional that Philip repairs the air conditioner in the pool house, which Philip nonetheless demands in exchange for that freedom. The next day, Philip sues, unprepared for them to plead their cases in court before Judge Reynolds. Philip and Will/Carlton paint very different pictures before the judge, who rules in Philip's favor as A/C is not an essential housing requirement. 	Will defies his uncle by throwing a pool party in the yard after he makes his rent payment conditional that Philip repairs the air conditioner in the pool house, which Philip nonetheless demands in exchange for that freedom. The next day, Philip sues, unprepared for them to plead their cases in court before Judge Reynolds. Philip and Will/Carlton paint very different pictures before the judge, who rules in Philip's favor as A/C is not an essential housing requirement. 	Will defies his uncle by throwing a pool party in the yard after he makes his rent payment conditional that Philip repairs the air conditioner in the pool house, which Philip nonetheless demands in exchange for that freedom. The next day, Philip sues, unprepared for them to plead their cases in court before Judge Reynolds. Philip and Will/Carlton paint very different pictures before the judge, who rules in Philip's favor as A/C is not an essential housing requirement. 	Will defies his uncle by throwing a pool party in the yard after he makes his rent payment conditional that Philip repairs the air conditioner in the pool house, which Philip nonetheless demands in exchange for that freedom. The next day, Philip sues, unprepared for them to plead their cases in court before Judge Reynolds. Philip and Will/Carlton paint very different pictures before the judge, who rules in Philip's favor as A/C is not an essential housing requirement.
80 	7 	"Hex and the Single Guy" 	Shelley Jensen 	Barry Gurstein & David Pitlik 	October 25, 1993 	60038
When the Banks family attends a seance so Hilary can contact her dead ex-fiancé Trevor, Scorpius, the spiritualist (Glenn Shadix) gets so frustrated with Will's mockery and skepticism that he curses the family with a hex that brings them all bad luck: Uncle Phil is put out of business because of assumed evidence that he was taking bribes and faces jail time, Ashley breaks an ankle just before her tennis match, Carlton's hair gets bleached as a result of his Macaulay Culkin Halloween costume, Geoffrey gets deported, and Jazz and Hilary plan to get married. Will must convince the psychic to break the curse but when he returns, he realizes the man who cursed the Banks looks like a nerd, his real name is Ralph Scorpius, and he has none of what he had when he placed the curse. Will then wakes up from this dream but the day starts just like it did like an endless timeloop.	When the Banks family attends a seance so Hilary can contact her dead ex-fiancé Trevor, Scorpius, the spiritualist (Glenn Shadix) gets so frustrated with Will's mockery and skepticism that he curses the family with a hex that brings them all bad luck: Uncle Phil is put out of business because of assumed evidence that he was taking bribes and faces jail time, Ashley breaks an ankle just before her tennis match, Carlton's hair gets bleached as a result of his Macaulay Culkin Halloween costume, Geoffrey gets deported, and Jazz and Hilary plan to get married. Will must convince the psychic to break the curse but when he returns, he realizes the man who cursed the Banks looks like a nerd, his real name is Ralph Scorpius, and he has none of what he had when he placed the curse. Will then wakes up from this dream but the day starts just like it did like an endless timeloop.	When the Banks family attends a seance so Hilary can contact her dead ex-fiancé Trevor, Scorpius, the spiritualist (Glenn Shadix) gets so frustrated with Will's mockery and skepticism that he curses the family with a hex that brings them all bad luck: Uncle Phil is put out of business because of assumed evidence that he was taking bribes and faces jail time, Ashley breaks an ankle just before her tennis match, Carlton's hair gets bleached as a result of his Macaulay Culkin Halloween costume, Geoffrey gets deported, and Jazz and Hilary plan to get married. Will must convince the psychic to break the curse but when he returns, he realizes the man who cursed the Banks looks like a nerd, his real name is Ralph Scorpius, and he has none of what he had when he placed the curse. Will then wakes up from this dream but the day starts just like it did like an endless timeloop.	When the Banks family attends a seance so Hilary can contact her dead ex-fiancé Trevor, Scorpius, the spiritualist (Glenn Shadix) gets so frustrated with Will's mockery and skepticism that he curses the family with a hex that brings them all bad luck: Uncle Phil is put out of business because of assumed evidence that he was taking bribes and faces jail time, Ashley breaks an ankle just before her tennis match, Carlton's hair gets bleached as a result of his Macaulay Culkin Halloween costume, Geoffrey gets deported, and Jazz and Hilary plan to get married. Will must convince the psychic to break the curse but when he returns, he realizes the man who cursed the Banks looks like a nerd, his real name is Ralph Scorpius, and he has none of what he had when he placed the curse. Will then wakes up from this dream but the day starts just like it did like an endless timeloop.	When the Banks family attends a seance so Hilary can contact her dead ex-fiancé Trevor, Scorpius, the spiritualist (Glenn Shadix) gets so frustrated with Will's mockery and skepticism that he curses the family with a hex that brings them all bad luck: Uncle Phil is put out of business because of assumed evidence that he was taking bribes and faces jail time, Ashley breaks an ankle just before her tennis match, Carlton's hair gets bleached as a result of his Macaulay Culkin Halloween costume, Geoffrey gets deported, and Jazz and Hilary plan to get married. Will must convince the psychic to break the curse but when he returns, he realizes the man who cursed the Banks looks like a nerd, his real name is Ralph Scorpius, and he has none of what he had when he placed the curse. Will then wakes up from this dream but the day starts just like it did like an endless timeloop.	When the Banks family attends a seance so Hilary can contact her dead ex-fiancé Trevor, Scorpius, the spiritualist (Glenn Shadix) gets so frustrated with Will's mockery and skepticism that he curses the family with a hex that brings them all bad luck: Uncle Phil is put out of business because of assumed evidence that he was taking bribes and faces jail time, Ashley breaks an ankle just before her tennis match, Carlton's hair gets bleached as a result of his Macaulay Culkin Halloween costume, Geoffrey gets deported, and Jazz and Hilary plan to get married. Will must convince the psychic to break the curse but when he returns, he realizes the man who cursed the Banks looks like a nerd, his real name is Ralph Scorpius, and he has none of what he had when he placed the curse. Will then wakes up from this dream but the day starts just like it did like an endless timeloop.	When the Banks family attends a seance so Hilary can contact her dead ex-fiancé Trevor, Scorpius, the spiritualist (Glenn Shadix) gets so frustrated with Will's mockery and skepticism that he curses the family with a hex that brings them all bad luck: Uncle Phil is put out of business because of assumed evidence that he was taking bribes and faces jail time, Ashley breaks an ankle just before her tennis match, Carlton's hair gets bleached as a result of his Macaulay Culkin Halloween costume, Geoffrey gets deported, and Jazz and Hilary plan to get married. Will must convince the psychic to break the curse but when he returns, he realizes the man who cursed the Banks looks like a nerd, his real name is Ralph Scorpius, and he has none of what he had when he placed the curse. Will then wakes up from this dream but the day starts just like it did like an endless timeloop.
81 	8 	"Blood is Thicker Than Mud" 	Chuck Vinson 	Devon Shepard 	November 1, 1993 	60039
Will and Carlton pledge Phi Beta Gamma, a black fraternity whose president Top Dog (Glenn Plummer) is a friend of Will's. They are given humiliating tasks as part of their initiation, and Carlton is subjected to additional hazing (for instance being forced to eat a live trout while Will and the other pledges eat goldfish) due to the president's personal prejudice against Carlton and his wealthy family, since he equates being black with being working class and from the 'hood. Carlton accepts his hazing silently, earning the respect of many members, but the president still denies membership to him while accepting Will. Carlton then tells him off for his prejudice, Will refuses to join, and the other fraternity members oust the president for his biased attitude. 	Will and Carlton pledge Phi Beta Gamma, a black fraternity whose president Top Dog (Glenn Plummer) is a friend of Will's. They are given humiliating tasks as part of their initiation, and Carlton is subjected to additional hazing (for instance being forced to eat a live trout while Will and the other pledges eat goldfish) due to the president's personal prejudice against Carlton and his wealthy family, since he equates being black with being working class and from the 'hood. Carlton accepts his hazing silently, earning the respect of many members, but the president still denies membership to him while accepting Will. Carlton then tells him off for his prejudice, Will refuses to join, and the other fraternity members oust the president for his biased attitude. 	Will and Carlton pledge Phi Beta Gamma, a black fraternity whose president Top Dog (Glenn Plummer) is a friend of Will's. They are given humiliating tasks as part of their initiation, and Carlton is subjected to additional hazing (for instance being forced to eat a live trout while Will and the other pledges eat goldfish) due to the president's personal prejudice against Carlton and his wealthy family, since he equates being black with being working class and from the 'hood. Carlton accepts his hazing silently, earning the respect of many members, but the president still denies membership to him while accepting Will. Carlton then tells him off for his prejudice, Will refuses to join, and the other fraternity members oust the president for his biased attitude. 	Will and Carlton pledge Phi Beta Gamma, a black fraternity whose president Top Dog (Glenn Plummer) is a friend of Will's. They are given humiliating tasks as part of their initiation, and Carlton is subjected to additional hazing (for instance being forced to eat a live trout while Will and the other pledges eat goldfish) due to the president's personal prejudice against Carlton and his wealthy family, since he equates being black with being working class and from the 'hood. Carlton accepts his hazing silently, earning the respect of many members, but the president still denies membership to him while accepting Will. Carlton then tells him off for his prejudice, Will refuses to join, and the other fraternity members oust the president for his biased attitude. 	Will and Carlton pledge Phi Beta Gamma, a black fraternity whose president Top Dog (Glenn Plummer) is a friend of Will's. They are given humiliating tasks as part of their initiation, and Carlton is subjected to additional hazing (for instance being forced to eat a live trout while Will and the other pledges eat goldfish) due to the president's personal prejudice against Carlton and his wealthy family, since he equates being black with being working class and from the 'hood. Carlton accepts his hazing silently, earning the respect of many members, but the president still denies membership to him while accepting Will. Carlton then tells him off for his prejudice, Will refuses to join, and the other fraternity members oust the president for his biased attitude. 	Will and Carlton pledge Phi Beta Gamma, a black fraternity whose president Top Dog (Glenn Plummer) is a friend of Will's. They are given humiliating tasks as part of their initiation, and Carlton is subjected to additional hazing (for instance being forced to eat a live trout while Will and the other pledges eat goldfish) due to the president's personal prejudice against Carlton and his wealthy family, since he equates being black with being working class and from the 'hood. Carlton accepts his hazing silently, earning the respect of many members, but the president still denies membership to him while accepting Will. Carlton then tells him off for his prejudice, Will refuses to join, and the other fraternity members oust the president for his biased attitude. 	Will and Carlton pledge Phi Beta Gamma, a black fraternity whose president Top Dog (Glenn Plummer) is a friend of Will's. They are given humiliating tasks as part of their initiation, and Carlton is subjected to additional hazing (for instance being forced to eat a live trout while Will and the other pledges eat goldfish) due to the president's personal prejudice against Carlton and his wealthy family, since he equates being black with being working class and from the 'hood. Carlton accepts his hazing silently, earning the respect of many members, but the president still denies membership to him while accepting Will. Carlton then tells him off for his prejudice, Will refuses to join, and the other fraternity members oust the president for his biased attitude.
82 	9 	"Fresh Prince After Dark" 	Shelley Jensen 	Eddie Gorodetsky 	November 8, 1993 	60035
When Hilary is invited to pose for Playboy magazine, Will and Carlton get to meet Hugh Hefner and the beautiful bikini-clad "bunnies" at the Playboy mansion. Philip is furious and retreats to his self-styled hermitage. When he finally sees the publication, he at first seems pleasantly surprised that the pictures are tasteful as promised by Hugh, until he sees the centerfolds that are more revealing. 	When Hilary is invited to pose for Playboy magazine, Will and Carlton get to meet Hugh Hefner and the beautiful bikini-clad "bunnies" at the Playboy mansion. Philip is furious and retreats to his self-styled hermitage. When he finally sees the publication, he at first seems pleasantly surprised that the pictures are tasteful as promised by Hugh, until he sees the centerfolds that are more revealing. 	When Hilary is invited to pose for Playboy magazine, Will and Carlton get to meet Hugh Hefner and the beautiful bikini-clad "bunnies" at the Playboy mansion. Philip is furious and retreats to his self-styled hermitage. When he finally sees the publication, he at first seems pleasantly surprised that the pictures are tasteful as promised by Hugh, until he sees the centerfolds that are more revealing. 	When Hilary is invited to pose for Playboy magazine, Will and Carlton get to meet Hugh Hefner and the beautiful bikini-clad "bunnies" at the Playboy mansion. Philip is furious and retreats to his self-styled hermitage. When he finally sees the publication, he at first seems pleasantly surprised that the pictures are tasteful as promised by Hugh, until he sees the centerfolds that are more revealing. 	When Hilary is invited to pose for Playboy magazine, Will and Carlton get to meet Hugh Hefner and the beautiful bikini-clad "bunnies" at the Playboy mansion. Philip is furious and retreats to his self-styled hermitage. When he finally sees the publication, he at first seems pleasantly surprised that the pictures are tasteful as promised by Hugh, until he sees the centerfolds that are more revealing. 	When Hilary is invited to pose for Playboy magazine, Will and Carlton get to meet Hugh Hefner and the beautiful bikini-clad "bunnies" at the Playboy mansion. Philip is furious and retreats to his self-styled hermitage. When he finally sees the publication, he at first seems pleasantly surprised that the pictures are tasteful as promised by Hugh, until he sees the centerfolds that are more revealing. 	When Hilary is invited to pose for Playboy magazine, Will and Carlton get to meet Hugh Hefner and the beautiful bikini-clad "bunnies" at the Playboy mansion. Philip is furious and retreats to his self-styled hermitage. When he finally sees the publication, he at first seems pleasantly surprised that the pictures are tasteful as promised by Hugh, until he sees the centerfolds that are more revealing.
83 	10 	"Home is Where the Heart Attack Is" 	Shelley Jensen 	Eddie Gorodetsky 	November 15, 1993 	60040
After struggling to lose weight, Philip has a serious heart attack while eating a cheeseburger that he bribes Will to buy for him. The entire family arrives at the hospital to help Philip get through this except for Carlton. Will confronts Carlton to visit his father by telling the story of his own dead-beat father, reminding Carlton that he has a father who is there for his kids, and saying that he's just being self-centered. Carlton eventually comes to comfort his father and reveals to him that he is just like Superman to him and was frightened to watch his father suffer. Phillip, realizing how self-centered he had been acting as well, apologizes for letting him and his family down and pledges to take losing weight more seriously. 	After struggling to lose weight, Philip has a serious heart attack while eating a cheeseburger that he bribes Will to buy for him. The entire family arrives at the hospital to help Philip get through this except for Carlton. Will confronts Carlton to visit his father by telling the story of his own dead-beat father, reminding Carlton that he has a father who is there for his kids, and saying that he's just being self-centered. Carlton eventually comes to comfort his father and reveals to him that he is just like Superman to him and was frightened to watch his father suffer. Phillip, realizing how self-centered he had been acting as well, apologizes for letting him and his family down and pledges to take losing weight more seriously. 	After struggling to lose weight, Philip has a serious heart attack while eating a cheeseburger that he bribes Will to buy for him. The entire family arrives at the hospital to help Philip get through this except for Carlton. Will confronts Carlton to visit his father by telling the story of his own dead-beat father, reminding Carlton that he has a father who is there for his kids, and saying that he's just being self-centered. Carlton eventually comes to comfort his father and reveals to him that he is just like Superman to him and was frightened to watch his father suffer. Phillip, realizing how self-centered he had been acting as well, apologizes for letting him and his family down and pledges to take losing weight more seriously. 	After struggling to lose weight, Philip has a serious heart attack while eating a cheeseburger that he bribes Will to buy for him. The entire family arrives at the hospital to help Philip get through this except for Carlton. Will confronts Carlton to visit his father by telling the story of his own dead-beat father, reminding Carlton that he has a father who is there for his kids, and saying that he's just being self-centered. Carlton eventually comes to comfort his father and reveals to him that he is just like Superman to him and was frightened to watch his father suffer. Phillip, realizing how self-centered he had been acting as well, apologizes for letting him and his family down and pledges to take losing weight more seriously. 	After struggling to lose weight, Philip has a serious heart attack while eating a cheeseburger that he bribes Will to buy for him. The entire family arrives at the hospital to help Philip get through this except for Carlton. Will confronts Carlton to visit his father by telling the story of his own dead-beat father, reminding Carlton that he has a father who is there for his kids, and saying that he's just being self-centered. Carlton eventually comes to comfort his father and reveals to him that he is just like Superman to him and was frightened to watch his father suffer. Phillip, realizing how self-centered he had been acting as well, apologizes for letting him and his family down and pledges to take losing weight more seriously. 	After struggling to lose weight, Philip has a serious heart attack while eating a cheeseburger that he bribes Will to buy for him. The entire family arrives at the hospital to help Philip get through this except for Carlton. Will confronts Carlton to visit his father by telling the story of his own dead-beat father, reminding Carlton that he has a father who is there for his kids, and saying that he's just being self-centered. Carlton eventually comes to comfort his father and reveals to him that he is just like Superman to him and was frightened to watch his father suffer. Phillip, realizing how self-centered he had been acting as well, apologizes for letting him and his family down and pledges to take losing weight more seriously. 	After struggling to lose weight, Philip has a serious heart attack while eating a cheeseburger that he bribes Will to buy for him. The entire family arrives at the hospital to help Philip get through this except for Carlton. Will confronts Carlton to visit his father by telling the story of his own dead-beat father, reminding Carlton that he has a father who is there for his kids, and saying that he's just being self-centered. Carlton eventually comes to comfort his father and reveals to him that he is just like Superman to him and was frightened to watch his father suffer. Phillip, realizing how self-centered he had been acting as well, apologizes for letting him and his family down and pledges to take losing weight more seriously.
84 	11 	"Take My Cousin – Please" 	Shelley Jensen 	David Zuckerman 	November 22, 1993 	60041
When one of Will's college professors Scott Burton (Phil Morris) gets depressed over his recent divorce, Will hopes to improve his own failing class grade by introducing him to Hilary, who is still grieving Trevor's death. Since Will is on Academic Probabtion, pass Burton's class will get him off probation. They hit it off but then after a short time, Hilary starts not liking him for strange reasons such as a his's mole and Adam's Apple. Will ensures that she isn't seeing the professor, she sees Trevor. 	When one of Will's college professors Scott Burton (Phil Morris) gets depressed over his recent divorce, Will hopes to improve his own failing class grade by introducing him to Hilary, who is still grieving Trevor's death. Since Will is on Academic Probabtion, pass Burton's class will get him off probation. They hit it off but then after a short time, Hilary starts not liking him for strange reasons such as a his's mole and Adam's Apple. Will ensures that she isn't seeing the professor, she sees Trevor. 	When one of Will's college professors Scott Burton (Phil Morris) gets depressed over his recent divorce, Will hopes to improve his own failing class grade by introducing him to Hilary, who is still grieving Trevor's death. Since Will is on Academic Probabtion, pass Burton's class will get him off probation. They hit it off but then after a short time, Hilary starts not liking him for strange reasons such as a his's mole and Adam's Apple. Will ensures that she isn't seeing the professor, she sees Trevor. 	When one of Will's college professors Scott Burton (Phil Morris) gets depressed over his recent divorce, Will hopes to improve his own failing class grade by introducing him to Hilary, who is still grieving Trevor's death. Since Will is on Academic Probabtion, pass Burton's class will get him off probation. They hit it off but then after a short time, Hilary starts not liking him for strange reasons such as a his's mole and Adam's Apple. Will ensures that she isn't seeing the professor, she sees Trevor. 	When one of Will's college professors Scott Burton (Phil Morris) gets depressed over his recent divorce, Will hopes to improve his own failing class grade by introducing him to Hilary, who is still grieving Trevor's death. Since Will is on Academic Probabtion, pass Burton's class will get him off probation. They hit it off but then after a short time, Hilary starts not liking him for strange reasons such as a his's mole and Adam's Apple. Will ensures that she isn't seeing the professor, she sees Trevor. 	When one of Will's college professors Scott Burton (Phil Morris) gets depressed over his recent divorce, Will hopes to improve his own failing class grade by introducing him to Hilary, who is still grieving Trevor's death. Since Will is on Academic Probabtion, pass Burton's class will get him off probation. They hit it off but then after a short time, Hilary starts not liking him for strange reasons such as a his's mole and Adam's Apple. Will ensures that she isn't seeing the professor, she sees Trevor. 	When one of Will's college professors Scott Burton (Phil Morris) gets depressed over his recent divorce, Will hopes to improve his own failing class grade by introducing him to Hilary, who is still grieving Trevor's death. Since Will is on Academic Probabtion, pass Burton's class will get him off probation. They hit it off but then after a short time, Hilary starts not liking him for strange reasons such as a his's mole and Adam's Apple. Will ensures that she isn't seeing the professor, she sees Trevor.
85 	12 	"You've Got to Be a Football Hero" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bill Boulware 	November 29, 1993 	60042
When Will is challenged to a drinking contest by Jackie's boyfriend, Hank Farley (Cylk Cozart), a popular college football player, he gets drunk, collapses in a cemetery on the way home, and is trapped in a mausoleum with four philosophical ghosts. He learns how foolish it can be to get so very drunk when he meets the ghost of a child killed by a drunk driver. 	When Will is challenged to a drinking contest by Jackie's boyfriend, Hank Farley (Cylk Cozart), a popular college football player, he gets drunk, collapses in a cemetery on the way home, and is trapped in a mausoleum with four philosophical ghosts. He learns how foolish it can be to get so very drunk when he meets the ghost of a child killed by a drunk driver. 	When Will is challenged to a drinking contest by Jackie's boyfriend, Hank Farley (Cylk Cozart), a popular college football player, he gets drunk, collapses in a cemetery on the way home, and is trapped in a mausoleum with four philosophical ghosts. He learns how foolish it can be to get so very drunk when he meets the ghost of a child killed by a drunk driver. 	When Will is challenged to a drinking contest by Jackie's boyfriend, Hank Farley (Cylk Cozart), a popular college football player, he gets drunk, collapses in a cemetery on the way home, and is trapped in a mausoleum with four philosophical ghosts. He learns how foolish it can be to get so very drunk when he meets the ghost of a child killed by a drunk driver. 	When Will is challenged to a drinking contest by Jackie's boyfriend, Hank Farley (Cylk Cozart), a popular college football player, he gets drunk, collapses in a cemetery on the way home, and is trapped in a mausoleum with four philosophical ghosts. He learns how foolish it can be to get so very drunk when he meets the ghost of a child killed by a drunk driver. 	When Will is challenged to a drinking contest by Jackie's boyfriend, Hank Farley (Cylk Cozart), a popular college football player, he gets drunk, collapses in a cemetery on the way home, and is trapped in a mausoleum with four philosophical ghosts. He learns how foolish it can be to get so very drunk when he meets the ghost of a child killed by a drunk driver. 	When Will is challenged to a drinking contest by Jackie's boyfriend, Hank Farley (Cylk Cozart), a popular college football player, he gets drunk, collapses in a cemetery on the way home, and is trapped in a mausoleum with four philosophical ghosts. He learns how foolish it can be to get so very drunk when he meets the ghost of a child killed by a drunk driver.
86 	13 	"Twas the Night Before Christening" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams & Eddie Gorodetsky 	December 20, 1993 	60043
Surprised by the expensive gifts that the Banks family bought for baby Nicky's christening on Christmas Eve, Will foolishly promises to provide a live performance by the R&B music group Boyz II Men. Vivian chooses Geoffrey ahead of her sisters as the child's godfather. Philip recounts this as a bedtime story to toddler Nicky in 1998, to which time this episode travels forward. This episode contradicts the latter timeline of the sitcom, as Geoffrey leaves for England and the Banks move out of the mansion in the finale episode. 	Surprised by the expensive gifts that the Banks family bought for baby Nicky's christening on Christmas Eve, Will foolishly promises to provide a live performance by the R&B music group Boyz II Men. Vivian chooses Geoffrey ahead of her sisters as the child's godfather. Philip recounts this as a bedtime story to toddler Nicky in 1998, to which time this episode travels forward. This episode contradicts the latter timeline of the sitcom, as Geoffrey leaves for England and the Banks move out of the mansion in the finale episode. 	Surprised by the expensive gifts that the Banks family bought for baby Nicky's christening on Christmas Eve, Will foolishly promises to provide a live performance by the R&B music group Boyz II Men. Vivian chooses Geoffrey ahead of her sisters as the child's godfather. Philip recounts this as a bedtime story to toddler Nicky in 1998, to which time this episode travels forward. This episode contradicts the latter timeline of the sitcom, as Geoffrey leaves for England and the Banks move out of the mansion in the finale episode. 	Surprised by the expensive gifts that the Banks family bought for baby Nicky's christening on Christmas Eve, Will foolishly promises to provide a live performance by the R&B music group Boyz II Men. Vivian chooses Geoffrey ahead of her sisters as the child's godfather. Philip recounts this as a bedtime story to toddler Nicky in 1998, to which time this episode travels forward. This episode contradicts the latter timeline of the sitcom, as Geoffrey leaves for England and the Banks move out of the mansion in the finale episode. 	Surprised by the expensive gifts that the Banks family bought for baby Nicky's christening on Christmas Eve, Will foolishly promises to provide a live performance by the R&B music group Boyz II Men. Vivian chooses Geoffrey ahead of her sisters as the child's godfather. Philip recounts this as a bedtime story to toddler Nicky in 1998, to which time this episode travels forward. This episode contradicts the latter timeline of the sitcom, as Geoffrey leaves for England and the Banks move out of the mansion in the finale episode. 	Surprised by the expensive gifts that the Banks family bought for baby Nicky's christening on Christmas Eve, Will foolishly promises to provide a live performance by the R&B music group Boyz II Men. Vivian chooses Geoffrey ahead of her sisters as the child's godfather. Philip recounts this as a bedtime story to toddler Nicky in 1998, to which time this episode travels forward. This episode contradicts the latter timeline of the sitcom, as Geoffrey leaves for England and the Banks move out of the mansion in the finale episode. 	Surprised by the expensive gifts that the Banks family bought for baby Nicky's christening on Christmas Eve, Will foolishly promises to provide a live performance by the R&B music group Boyz II Men. Vivian chooses Geoffrey ahead of her sisters as the child's godfather. Philip recounts this as a bedtime story to toddler Nicky in 1998, to which time this episode travels forward. This episode contradicts the latter timeline of the sitcom, as Geoffrey leaves for England and the Banks move out of the mansion in the finale episode.
87 	14 	"Sleepless in Bel-Air" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams 	January 3, 1994 	60054
Will and Carlton try to concentrate on their schoolwork while surrounded by the noisy late-night distractions of the Banks family. Carlton ends up irritating Will by revealing that the assignment he was working on was purely optional whereas Will's test will be mandatory. Ashley came home late by curfew and her father is very overbearing and overprotective of her. Ashley tried to reason with his father, it didn't work and punished her for it. 	Will and Carlton try to concentrate on their schoolwork while surrounded by the noisy late-night distractions of the Banks family. Carlton ends up irritating Will by revealing that the assignment he was working on was purely optional whereas Will's test will be mandatory. Ashley came home late by curfew and her father is very overbearing and overprotective of her. Ashley tried to reason with his father, it didn't work and punished her for it. 	Will and Carlton try to concentrate on their schoolwork while surrounded by the noisy late-night distractions of the Banks family. Carlton ends up irritating Will by revealing that the assignment he was working on was purely optional whereas Will's test will be mandatory. Ashley came home late by curfew and her father is very overbearing and overprotective of her. Ashley tried to reason with his father, it didn't work and punished her for it. 	Will and Carlton try to concentrate on their schoolwork while surrounded by the noisy late-night distractions of the Banks family. Carlton ends up irritating Will by revealing that the assignment he was working on was purely optional whereas Will's test will be mandatory. Ashley came home late by curfew and her father is very overbearing and overprotective of her. Ashley tried to reason with his father, it didn't work and punished her for it. 	Will and Carlton try to concentrate on their schoolwork while surrounded by the noisy late-night distractions of the Banks family. Carlton ends up irritating Will by revealing that the assignment he was working on was purely optional whereas Will's test will be mandatory. Ashley came home late by curfew and her father is very overbearing and overprotective of her. Ashley tried to reason with his father, it didn't work and punished her for it. 	Will and Carlton try to concentrate on their schoolwork while surrounded by the noisy late-night distractions of the Banks family. Carlton ends up irritating Will by revealing that the assignment he was working on was purely optional whereas Will's test will be mandatory. Ashley came home late by curfew and her father is very overbearing and overprotective of her. Ashley tried to reason with his father, it didn't work and punished her for it. 	Will and Carlton try to concentrate on their schoolwork while surrounded by the noisy late-night distractions of the Banks family. Carlton ends up irritating Will by revealing that the assignment he was working on was purely optional whereas Will's test will be mandatory. Ashley came home late by curfew and her father is very overbearing and overprotective of her. Ashley tried to reason with his father, it didn't work and punished her for it.
88 	15 	"Who's the Boss" 	Shelley Jensen 	David Pitlik & Barry Gurstein 	January 10, 1994 	60044
When Carlton becomes the new manager of the campus restaurant, Will (who had previously been up for the same position) refuses to work as his employee. He attempts to do so, and when it does not work out, he gets a job at a sports bar a few blocks away. 	When Carlton becomes the new manager of the campus restaurant, Will (who had previously been up for the same position) refuses to work as his employee. He attempts to do so, and when it does not work out, he gets a job at a sports bar a few blocks away. 	When Carlton becomes the new manager of the campus restaurant, Will (who had previously been up for the same position) refuses to work as his employee. He attempts to do so, and when it does not work out, he gets a job at a sports bar a few blocks away. 	When Carlton becomes the new manager of the campus restaurant, Will (who had previously been up for the same position) refuses to work as his employee. He attempts to do so, and when it does not work out, he gets a job at a sports bar a few blocks away. 	When Carlton becomes the new manager of the campus restaurant, Will (who had previously been up for the same position) refuses to work as his employee. He attempts to do so, and when it does not work out, he gets a job at a sports bar a few blocks away. 	When Carlton becomes the new manager of the campus restaurant, Will (who had previously been up for the same position) refuses to work as his employee. He attempts to do so, and when it does not work out, he gets a job at a sports bar a few blocks away. 	When Carlton becomes the new manager of the campus restaurant, Will (who had previously been up for the same position) refuses to work as his employee. He attempts to do so, and when it does not work out, he gets a job at a sports bar a few blocks away.
89 	16 	"I Know Why the Caged Bird Screams" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bill Boulware & David Zuckerman 	January 24, 1994 	60045
When Carlton, the mascot of the university's football team, is abducted by the students from a rival college, Will wears Carlton's peacock costume to inspire the team during a championship game. It does not work because they are so attached to Carlton already and his inspiring speech puts even more of a damper on their team spirit. 	When Carlton, the mascot of the university's football team, is abducted by the students from a rival college, Will wears Carlton's peacock costume to inspire the team during a championship game. It does not work because they are so attached to Carlton already and his inspiring speech puts even more of a damper on their team spirit. 	When Carlton, the mascot of the university's football team, is abducted by the students from a rival college, Will wears Carlton's peacock costume to inspire the team during a championship game. It does not work because they are so attached to Carlton already and his inspiring speech puts even more of a damper on their team spirit. 	When Carlton, the mascot of the university's football team, is abducted by the students from a rival college, Will wears Carlton's peacock costume to inspire the team during a championship game. It does not work because they are so attached to Carlton already and his inspiring speech puts even more of a damper on their team spirit. 	When Carlton, the mascot of the university's football team, is abducted by the students from a rival college, Will wears Carlton's peacock costume to inspire the team during a championship game. It does not work because they are so attached to Carlton already and his inspiring speech puts even more of a damper on their team spirit. 	When Carlton, the mascot of the university's football team, is abducted by the students from a rival college, Will wears Carlton's peacock costume to inspire the team during a championship game. It does not work because they are so attached to Carlton already and his inspiring speech puts even more of a damper on their team spirit. 	When Carlton, the mascot of the university's football team, is abducted by the students from a rival college, Will wears Carlton's peacock costume to inspire the team during a championship game. It does not work because they are so attached to Carlton already and his inspiring speech puts even more of a damper on their team spirit.
90 	17 	"When You Hit Upon a Star" 	Shelley Jensen 	Michael Soccio 	January 31, 1994 	60046
Will's love affair with a superstar singer, Michelle Michaels (Stacy Dash), is threatened when he meets her handsome former lover. Will learns that glamorous flings are not as fulfilling as meaningful relationships. 	Will's love affair with a superstar singer, Michelle Michaels (Stacy Dash), is threatened when he meets her handsome former lover. Will learns that glamorous flings are not as fulfilling as meaningful relationships. 	Will's love affair with a superstar singer, Michelle Michaels (Stacy Dash), is threatened when he meets her handsome former lover. Will learns that glamorous flings are not as fulfilling as meaningful relationships. 	Will's love affair with a superstar singer, Michelle Michaels (Stacy Dash), is threatened when he meets her handsome former lover. Will learns that glamorous flings are not as fulfilling as meaningful relationships. 	Will's love affair with a superstar singer, Michelle Michaels (Stacy Dash), is threatened when he meets her handsome former lover. Will learns that glamorous flings are not as fulfilling as meaningful relationships. 	Will's love affair with a superstar singer, Michelle Michaels (Stacy Dash), is threatened when he meets her handsome former lover. Will learns that glamorous flings are not as fulfilling as meaningful relationships. 	Will's love affair with a superstar singer, Michelle Michaels (Stacy Dash), is threatened when he meets her handsome former lover. Will learns that glamorous flings are not as fulfilling as meaningful relationships.
91 	18 	"Stop Will! In the Name of Love" 	Maynard C. Virgil I 	Story by : Gayle Abrams 
Teleplay by : Gayle Abrams & Jenji Kohan 	February 14, 1994 	60048
Ashley asks Will to chaperone her on a date, thinking that her father would be too overprotective. He turns out to be just as overprotective, and when her date Brian (Brandon Adams) takes off, Ashley rebels, running away from Will. Will's date, Samantha (Amy Hunter) whose name he cannot remember, leaves him on account of what she calls his double standards. 	Ashley asks Will to chaperone her on a date, thinking that her father would be too overprotective. He turns out to be just as overprotective, and when her date Brian (Brandon Adams) takes off, Ashley rebels, running away from Will. Will's date, Samantha (Amy Hunter) whose name he cannot remember, leaves him on account of what she calls his double standards. 	Ashley asks Will to chaperone her on a date, thinking that her father would be too overprotective. He turns out to be just as overprotective, and when her date Brian (Brandon Adams) takes off, Ashley rebels, running away from Will. Will's date, Samantha (Amy Hunter) whose name he cannot remember, leaves him on account of what she calls his double standards. 	Ashley asks Will to chaperone her on a date, thinking that her father would be too overprotective. He turns out to be just as overprotective, and when her date Brian (Brandon Adams) takes off, Ashley rebels, running away from Will. Will's date, Samantha (Amy Hunter) whose name he cannot remember, leaves him on account of what she calls his double standards. 	Ashley asks Will to chaperone her on a date, thinking that her father would be too overprotective. He turns out to be just as overprotective, and when her date Brian (Brandon Adams) takes off, Ashley rebels, running away from Will. Will's date, Samantha (Amy Hunter) whose name he cannot remember, leaves him on account of what she calls his double standards. 	Ashley asks Will to chaperone her on a date, thinking that her father would be too overprotective. He turns out to be just as overprotective, and when her date Brian (Brandon Adams) takes off, Ashley rebels, running away from Will. Will's date, Samantha (Amy Hunter) whose name he cannot remember, leaves him on account of what she calls his double standards. 	Ashley asks Will to chaperone her on a date, thinking that her father would be too overprotective. He turns out to be just as overprotective, and when her date Brian (Brandon Adams) takes off, Ashley rebels, running away from Will. Will's date, Samantha (Amy Hunter) whose name he cannot remember, leaves him on account of what she calls his double standards.
92 	19 	"You'd Better Shop Around" 	Shelley Jensen 	Devon Shepard & K. Snyder 	February 21, 1994 	60047
Will withdraws from his university classes to become a successful car salesman by the place's owner Pete Fletcher (Robert Guillaume). His mother becomes furious when she finds out and comes to LA, and gets him to re-enroll at college by threatening to enroll herself. 	Will withdraws from his university classes to become a successful car salesman by the place's owner Pete Fletcher (Robert Guillaume). His mother becomes furious when she finds out and comes to LA, and gets him to re-enroll at college by threatening to enroll herself. 	Will withdraws from his university classes to become a successful car salesman by the place's owner Pete Fletcher (Robert Guillaume). His mother becomes furious when she finds out and comes to LA, and gets him to re-enroll at college by threatening to enroll herself. 	Will withdraws from his university classes to become a successful car salesman by the place's owner Pete Fletcher (Robert Guillaume). His mother becomes furious when she finds out and comes to LA, and gets him to re-enroll at college by threatening to enroll herself. 	Will withdraws from his university classes to become a successful car salesman by the place's owner Pete Fletcher (Robert Guillaume). His mother becomes furious when she finds out and comes to LA, and gets him to re-enroll at college by threatening to enroll herself. 	Will withdraws from his university classes to become a successful car salesman by the place's owner Pete Fletcher (Robert Guillaume). His mother becomes furious when she finds out and comes to LA, and gets him to re-enroll at college by threatening to enroll herself. 	Will withdraws from his university classes to become a successful car salesman by the place's owner Pete Fletcher (Robert Guillaume). His mother becomes furious when she finds out and comes to LA, and gets him to re-enroll at college by threatening to enroll herself.
93 	20 	"The Ol' Ball and Chain" 	Shelley Jensen 	Arnold Rudnick & Rich Hosek 	February 28, 1994 	60049
On the day of Jazz's wedding, his bride-to-be Jewel (Karen Malina White) makes sexual advances towards Will to call off the wedding. 	On the day of Jazz's wedding, his bride-to-be Jewel (Karen Malina White) makes sexual advances towards Will to call off the wedding. 	On the day of Jazz's wedding, his bride-to-be Jewel (Karen Malina White) makes sexual advances towards Will to call off the wedding. 	On the day of Jazz's wedding, his bride-to-be Jewel (Karen Malina White) makes sexual advances towards Will to call off the wedding. 	On the day of Jazz's wedding, his bride-to-be Jewel (Karen Malina White) makes sexual advances towards Will to call off the wedding. 	On the day of Jazz's wedding, his bride-to-be Jewel (Karen Malina White) makes sexual advances towards Will to call off the wedding. 	On the day of Jazz's wedding, his bride-to-be Jewel (Karen Malina White) makes sexual advances towards Will to call off the wedding.
94 	21 	"The Harder They Fall" 	Shelley Jensen 	Devon Shepard 	March 14, 1994 	60050
Will finds himself stranded in a mountain forest with his new girlfriend Lisa (Cree Summer)'s disagreeable father Augustus (John Witherspoon), Augustus after having crash-landed. He escapes from there and leaves him to it because he is somewhat unsettled by his overbearing personality and protectiveness of Lisa. 	Will finds himself stranded in a mountain forest with his new girlfriend Lisa (Cree Summer)'s disagreeable father Augustus (John Witherspoon), Augustus after having crash-landed. He escapes from there and leaves him to it because he is somewhat unsettled by his overbearing personality and protectiveness of Lisa. 	Will finds himself stranded in a mountain forest with his new girlfriend Lisa (Cree Summer)'s disagreeable father Augustus (John Witherspoon), Augustus after having crash-landed. He escapes from there and leaves him to it because he is somewhat unsettled by his overbearing personality and protectiveness of Lisa. 	Will finds himself stranded in a mountain forest with his new girlfriend Lisa (Cree Summer)'s disagreeable father Augustus (John Witherspoon), Augustus after having crash-landed. He escapes from there and leaves him to it because he is somewhat unsettled by his overbearing personality and protectiveness of Lisa. 	Will finds himself stranded in a mountain forest with his new girlfriend Lisa (Cree Summer)'s disagreeable father Augustus (John Witherspoon), Augustus after having crash-landed. He escapes from there and leaves him to it because he is somewhat unsettled by his overbearing personality and protectiveness of Lisa. 	Will finds himself stranded in a mountain forest with his new girlfriend Lisa (Cree Summer)'s disagreeable father Augustus (John Witherspoon), Augustus after having crash-landed. He escapes from there and leaves him to it because he is somewhat unsettled by his overbearing personality and protectiveness of Lisa. 	Will finds himself stranded in a mountain forest with his new girlfriend Lisa (Cree Summer)'s disagreeable father Augustus (John Witherspoon), Augustus after having crash-landed. He escapes from there and leaves him to it because he is somewhat unsettled by his overbearing personality and protectiveness of Lisa.
95 	22 	"M is for the Many Things She Gave Me" 	Shelley Jensen 	Gary H. Miller 	April 25, 1994 	60060
When Philip's former college girlfriend, Janice Robertson (Pam Grier), visits the Banks family, she attempts to seduce an unwilling Will, who is supposed to be getting to know the daughter, Wendy (Elise Neal). Vivian is openly jealous of Janice's presence (made worse by overhearing Phil saying he "settled" for Vivian after Janice showed no interest), but when Philip finds out that Will slept with Janice, he apologizes to her and makes it clear that he values his marriage more than anything Janice tempts him with. She accepts his apology (but still has him sleep on the couch for his flirty behavior). 	When Philip's former college girlfriend, Janice Robertson (Pam Grier), visits the Banks family, she attempts to seduce an unwilling Will, who is supposed to be getting to know the daughter, Wendy (Elise Neal). Vivian is openly jealous of Janice's presence (made worse by overhearing Phil saying he "settled" for Vivian after Janice showed no interest), but when Philip finds out that Will slept with Janice, he apologizes to her and makes it clear that he values his marriage more than anything Janice tempts him with. She accepts his apology (but still has him sleep on the couch for his flirty behavior). 	When Philip's former college girlfriend, Janice Robertson (Pam Grier), visits the Banks family, she attempts to seduce an unwilling Will, who is supposed to be getting to know the daughter, Wendy (Elise Neal). Vivian is openly jealous of Janice's presence (made worse by overhearing Phil saying he "settled" for Vivian after Janice showed no interest), but when Philip finds out that Will slept with Janice, he apologizes to her and makes it clear that he values his marriage more than anything Janice tempts him with. She accepts his apology (but still has him sleep on the couch for his flirty behavior). 	When Philip's former college girlfriend, Janice Robertson (Pam Grier), visits the Banks family, she attempts to seduce an unwilling Will, who is supposed to be getting to know the daughter, Wendy (Elise Neal). Vivian is openly jealous of Janice's presence (made worse by overhearing Phil saying he "settled" for Vivian after Janice showed no interest), but when Philip finds out that Will slept with Janice, he apologizes to her and makes it clear that he values his marriage more than anything Janice tempts him with. She accepts his apology (but still has him sleep on the couch for his flirty behavior). 	When Philip's former college girlfriend, Janice Robertson (Pam Grier), visits the Banks family, she attempts to seduce an unwilling Will, who is supposed to be getting to know the daughter, Wendy (Elise Neal). Vivian is openly jealous of Janice's presence (made worse by overhearing Phil saying he "settled" for Vivian after Janice showed no interest), but when Philip finds out that Will slept with Janice, he apologizes to her and makes it clear that he values his marriage more than anything Janice tempts him with. She accepts his apology (but still has him sleep on the couch for his flirty behavior). 	When Philip's former college girlfriend, Janice Robertson (Pam Grier), visits the Banks family, she attempts to seduce an unwilling Will, who is supposed to be getting to know the daughter, Wendy (Elise Neal). Vivian is openly jealous of Janice's presence (made worse by overhearing Phil saying he "settled" for Vivian after Janice showed no interest), but when Philip finds out that Will slept with Janice, he apologizes to her and makes it clear that he values his marriage more than anything Janice tempts him with. She accepts his apology (but still has him sleep on the couch for his flirty behavior). 	When Philip's former college girlfriend, Janice Robertson (Pam Grier), visits the Banks family, she attempts to seduce an unwilling Will, who is supposed to be getting to know the daughter, Wendy (Elise Neal). Vivian is openly jealous of Janice's presence (made worse by overhearing Phil saying he "settled" for Vivian after Janice showed no interest), but when Philip finds out that Will slept with Janice, he apologizes to her and makes it clear that he values his marriage more than anything Janice tempts him with. She accepts his apology (but still has him sleep on the couch for his flirty behavior).
96 	23 	"Mother's Day" 	Madeline Cripe 	Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon 	May 2, 1994 	60051
When Jazz and his wife, Jewel, try unsuccessfully to conceive a child, they ask Will to "father" the baby. Meanwhile, Phillip challenges the kids to put more thought into their Mother's Day gifts for Vivian. 	When Jazz and his wife, Jewel, try unsuccessfully to conceive a child, they ask Will to "father" the baby. Meanwhile, Phillip challenges the kids to put more thought into their Mother's Day gifts for Vivian. 	When Jazz and his wife, Jewel, try unsuccessfully to conceive a child, they ask Will to "father" the baby. Meanwhile, Phillip challenges the kids to put more thought into their Mother's Day gifts for Vivian. 	When Jazz and his wife, Jewel, try unsuccessfully to conceive a child, they ask Will to "father" the baby. Meanwhile, Phillip challenges the kids to put more thought into their Mother's Day gifts for Vivian. 	When Jazz and his wife, Jewel, try unsuccessfully to conceive a child, they ask Will to "father" the baby. Meanwhile, Phillip challenges the kids to put more thought into their Mother's Day gifts for Vivian. 	When Jazz and his wife, Jewel, try unsuccessfully to conceive a child, they ask Will to "father" the baby. Meanwhile, Phillip challenges the kids to put more thought into their Mother's Day gifts for Vivian. 	When Jazz and his wife, Jewel, try unsuccessfully to conceive a child, they ask Will to "father" the baby. Meanwhile, Phillip challenges the kids to put more thought into their Mother's Day gifts for Vivian.
97 	24 	"Papa's Got a Brand New Excuse" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bill Boulware & David Zuckerman 	May 9, 1994 	60053
Will's father, Lou Smith (Ben Vereen), returns to his son's life after 14 years. Will is very happy about the chance to reconnect with his father, and the two start to plan a cross country trip together. Uncle Phil however, is not happy about the situation, believing that Lou has returned for his own selfish purposes and will most likely disappoint Will again. This proves to be true as Lou tries to leave again without telling anyone, and after building up his relationship with his son, but is caught by Phil. Lou is forced to explain the truth to Will and leaves, leaving Will heartbroken and wondering why his own father doesn't want him. 	Will's father, Lou Smith (Ben Vereen), returns to his son's life after 14 years. Will is very happy about the chance to reconnect with his father, and the two start to plan a cross country trip together. Uncle Phil however, is not happy about the situation, believing that Lou has returned for his own selfish purposes and will most likely disappoint Will again. This proves to be true as Lou tries to leave again without telling anyone, and after building up his relationship with his son, but is caught by Phil. Lou is forced to explain the truth to Will and leaves, leaving Will heartbroken and wondering why his own father doesn't want him. 	Will's father, Lou Smith (Ben Vereen), returns to his son's life after 14 years. Will is very happy about the chance to reconnect with his father, and the two start to plan a cross country trip together. Uncle Phil however, is not happy about the situation, believing that Lou has returned for his own selfish purposes and will most likely disappoint Will again. This proves to be true as Lou tries to leave again without telling anyone, and after building up his relationship with his son, but is caught by Phil. Lou is forced to explain the truth to Will and leaves, leaving Will heartbroken and wondering why his own father doesn't want him. 	Will's father, Lou Smith (Ben Vereen), returns to his son's life after 14 years. Will is very happy about the chance to reconnect with his father, and the two start to plan a cross country trip together. Uncle Phil however, is not happy about the situation, believing that Lou has returned for his own selfish purposes and will most likely disappoint Will again. This proves to be true as Lou tries to leave again without telling anyone, and after building up his relationship with his son, but is caught by Phil. Lou is forced to explain the truth to Will and leaves, leaving Will heartbroken and wondering why his own father doesn't want him. 	Will's father, Lou Smith (Ben Vereen), returns to his son's life after 14 years. Will is very happy about the chance to reconnect with his father, and the two start to plan a cross country trip together. Uncle Phil however, is not happy about the situation, believing that Lou has returned for his own selfish purposes and will most likely disappoint Will again. This proves to be true as Lou tries to leave again without telling anyone, and after building up his relationship with his son, but is caught by Phil. Lou is forced to explain the truth to Will and leaves, leaving Will heartbroken and wondering why his own father doesn't want him. 	Will's father, Lou Smith (Ben Vereen), returns to his son's life after 14 years. Will is very happy about the chance to reconnect with his father, and the two start to plan a cross country trip together. Uncle Phil however, is not happy about the situation, believing that Lou has returned for his own selfish purposes and will most likely disappoint Will again. This proves to be true as Lou tries to leave again without telling anyone, and after building up his relationship with his son, but is caught by Phil. Lou is forced to explain the truth to Will and leaves, leaving Will heartbroken and wondering why his own father doesn't want him. 	Will's father, Lou Smith (Ben Vereen), returns to his son's life after 14 years. Will is very happy about the chance to reconnect with his father, and the two start to plan a cross country trip together. Uncle Phil however, is not happy about the situation, believing that Lou has returned for his own selfish purposes and will most likely disappoint Will again. This proves to be true as Lou tries to leave again without telling anyone, and after building up his relationship with his son, but is caught by Phil. Lou is forced to explain the truth to Will and leaves, leaving Will heartbroken and wondering why his own father doesn't want him.
98 	25 	"For Sale by Owner" 	Shelley Jensen 	Harrison Boyd 	May 16, 1994 	60061
The Banks family is offered a $1 million profit by an unknown buyer (Donald Trump), who wants to buy the family house. Clips are shown of previous memorable occasions. The only person who really does not want to move even for the money is Ashley, who shows the most sentimental attachment, a complete opposite to her brother Carlton who'd like to take the money and leave. 	The Banks family is offered a $1 million profit by an unknown buyer (Donald Trump), who wants to buy the family house. Clips are shown of previous memorable occasions. The only person who really does not want to move even for the money is Ashley, who shows the most sentimental attachment, a complete opposite to her brother Carlton who'd like to take the money and leave. 	The Banks family is offered a $1 million profit by an unknown buyer (Donald Trump), who wants to buy the family house. Clips are shown of previous memorable occasions. The only person who really does not want to move even for the money is Ashley, who shows the most sentimental attachment, a complete opposite to her brother Carlton who'd like to take the money and leave. 	The Banks family is offered a $1 million profit by an unknown buyer (Donald Trump), who wants to buy the family house. Clips are shown of previous memorable occasions. The only person who really does not want to move even for the money is Ashley, who shows the most sentimental attachment, a complete opposite to her brother Carlton who'd like to take the money and leave. 	The Banks family is offered a $1 million profit by an unknown buyer (Donald Trump), who wants to buy the family house. Clips are shown of previous memorable occasions. The only person who really does not want to move even for the money is Ashley, who shows the most sentimental attachment, a complete opposite to her brother Carlton who'd like to take the money and leave. 	The Banks family is offered a $1 million profit by an unknown buyer (Donald Trump), who wants to buy the family house. Clips are shown of previous memorable occasions. The only person who really does not want to move even for the money is Ashley, who shows the most sentimental attachment, a complete opposite to her brother Carlton who'd like to take the money and leave. 	The Banks family is offered a $1 million profit by an unknown buyer (Donald Trump), who wants to buy the family house. Clips are shown of previous memorable occasions. The only person who really does not want to move even for the money is Ashley, who shows the most sentimental attachment, a complete opposite to her brother Carlton who'd like to take the money and leave.
99 	26 	"The Philadelphia Story" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams & Eddie Gorodetsky 	May 23, 1994 	60052
Will and the entire Banks family vacation in Will's hometown, Philadelphia, and learn a surprising secret about Will's reputation in the neighborhood. Will tells Carlton about a dangerous gang leader called Omar, who Will is determined to fight. Omar was the who was spinning him around the fresh prince theme song and the main reason why Vy sent him to L.A. in the first place. However, Will learns that Omar has grown up and so should he. Will stays behind with his mother for the season. 	Will and the entire Banks family vacation in Will's hometown, Philadelphia, and learn a surprising secret about Will's reputation in the neighborhood. Will tells Carlton about a dangerous gang leader called Omar, who Will is determined to fight. Omar was the who was spinning him around the fresh prince theme song and the main reason why Vy sent him to L.A. in the first place. However, Will learns that Omar has grown up and so should he. Will stays behind with his mother for the season. 	Will and the entire Banks family vacation in Will's hometown, Philadelphia, and learn a surprising secret about Will's reputation in the neighborhood. Will tells Carlton about a dangerous gang leader called Omar, who Will is determined to fight. Omar was the who was spinning him around the fresh prince theme song and the main reason why Vy sent him to L.A. in the first place. However, Will learns that Omar has grown up and so should he. Will stays behind with his mother for the season. 	Will and the entire Banks family vacation in Will's hometown, Philadelphia, and learn a surprising secret about Will's reputation in the neighborhood. Will tells Carlton about a dangerous gang leader called Omar, who Will is determined to fight. Omar was the who was spinning him around the fresh prince theme song and the main reason why Vy sent him to L.A. in the first place. However, Will learns that Omar has grown up and so should he. Will stays behind with his mother for the season. 	Will and the entire Banks family vacation in Will's hometown, Philadelphia, and learn a surprising secret about Will's reputation in the neighborhood. Will tells Carlton about a dangerous gang leader called Omar, who Will is determined to fight. Omar was the who was spinning him around the fresh prince theme song and the main reason why Vy sent him to L.A. in the first place. However, Will learns that Omar has grown up and so should he. Will stays behind with his mother for the season. 	Will and the entire Banks family vacation in Will's hometown, Philadelphia, and learn a surprising secret about Will's reputation in the neighborhood. Will tells Carlton about a dangerous gang leader called Omar, who Will is determined to fight. Omar was the who was spinning him around the fresh prince theme song and the main reason why Vy sent him to L.A. in the first place. However, Will learns that Omar has grown up and so should he. Will stays behind with his mother for the season. 	Will and the entire Banks family vacation in Will's hometown, Philadelphia, and learn a surprising secret about Will's reputation in the neighborhood. Will tells Carlton about a dangerous gang leader called Omar, who Will is determined to fight. Omar was the who was spinning him around the fresh prince theme song and the main reason why Vy sent him to L.A. in the first place. However, Will learns that Omar has grown up and so should he. Will stays behind with his mother for the season.