List of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air episodes

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is an American television sitcom that originally aired on NBC from September 10, 1990 to May 20, 1996. The show starred Will Smithas a street-smart teenager (a fictitious version of himself) from West Philadelphia who is sent to live with his wealthy relatives in their Bel Air, Los Angeles mansion. His way of life often clashes with his relatives' life. 148 episodes were produced for six seasons.
== Series overview ==
Season	Season	Episodes	Episodes	Originally aired 	Originally aired	Nielsen ratings[1]	Nielsen ratings[1]
Season	Season	Episodes	Episodes	First aired 	Last aired 	Rank 	Rating
 	1 	25 	25 	September 10, 1990	May 6, 1991 	N/A 	N/A
 	2 	24 	24 	September 9, 1991 	May 4, 1992 	22 	14.3[A]
 	3 	24 	24 	September 14, 1992	May 10, 1993 	16 	14.6[B]
 	4 	26 	26 	September 20, 1993	May 23, 1994 	21 	13.7[C]
 	5 	25 	25 	September 19, 1994	May 15, 1995 	N/A 	N/A
 	6 	24 	24 	September 18, 1995	May 20, 1996 	N/A 	N/A
== Episodes ==
=== Season 1 (1990–91) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code
1 	1 	"The Fresh Prince Project" 	Debbie Allen 	Andy Borowitz& Susan Borowitz 	September 10, 1990	446801
2 	2 	"Bang the Drum, Ashley" 	Debbie Allen 	Shannon Gaughan 	September 17, 1990	446802
3 	3 	"Clubba Hubba" 	Jeff Melman 	Rob Edwards 	September 24, 1990	446805
4 	4 	"Not with My Pig, You Don't" 	Jeff Melman 	Lisa Rosenthal 	October 1, 1990 	446806
5 	5 	"Homeboy, Sweet Homeboy" 	Jeff Melman 	Samm-Art Williams 	October 8, 1990 	446804
6 	6 	"Mistaken Identity" 	Jeff Melman 	Susan Borowitz & Andy Borowitz 	October 15, 1990 	446807
7 	7 	"Def Poet's Society" 	Jeff Melman 	John Bowman 	October 22, 1990 	446808
8
9	8
9	"Someday Your Prince Will Be in Effect"	Jeff Melman 	Story by : Bennie Richburg, Jr. 
Teleplay by : Cheryl Gard & Shannon Gaughan	October 29, 1990 	446810A
446810B
10	10	"Kiss My Butler" 	Rita Rogers Blye	Sandy Frank 	November 5, 1990 	446809
11	11	"Courting Disaster" 	Jeff Melman 	Sandy Frank & Lisa Rosenthal 	November 12, 1990 	446811
12	12	"Talking Turkey" 	Jeff Melman 	Cheryl Gard 	November 19, 1990 	446812
13	13	"Knowledge is Power" 	Jeff Melman 	Rob Edwards 	November 26, 1990 	446813
14	14	"Day Damn One" 	Jeff Melman 	Cheryl Gard 	December 3, 1990 	446803
15	15	"Deck the Halls" 	Jeff Melman 	Shannon Gaughan 	December 10, 1990 	446814
16	16	"Lucky Charm" 	Jeff Melman 	Samm-Art Williams 	January 7, 1991 	446816
17	17	"The Ethnic Tip" 	Jeff Melman 	Benny Medina & Jeff Pollack 	January 14, 1991 	446815
18	18	"The Young and the Restless" 	Jeff Melman 	Lisa Rosenthal 	January 21, 1991 	446817
19	19	"It Had to Be You" 	Jeff Melman 	Cheryl Gard 	February 4, 1991 	446818
20	20	"Nice Lady" 	Jeff Melman 	Sandy Frank 	February 11, 1991 	446819
21	21	"Love at First Fight" 	Jeff Melman 	Lisa Rosenthal & Samm-Art Williams	February 18, 1991 	446820
22	22	"Banks Shot" 	Jeff Melman 	Bennie Richburg, Jr. 	February 25, 1991 	446821
23	23	"72 Hours" 	Rea Kraus 	Rob Edwards 	March 11, 1991 	446822
24	24	"Just Infatuation" 	Jeff Melman 	Jeff Pollack & Benny Medina 	April 29, 1991 	446824
25	25	"Working It Out" 	Rita Rogers Blye	Shannon Gaughan 	May 6, 1991 	446823
=== Season 2 (1991–92) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code
26	1 	"Did the Earth Move for You?" 	Ellen Falcon 	Winifred Hervey Stallworth 	September 9, 1991 	446901
27	2 	"The Mother of All Battles" 	Ellen Falcon 	Bryan Winter 	September 16, 1991	446902
28	3 	"Will Gets a Job" 	Ellen Falcon 	Efrem Seeger 	September 23, 1991	446903
29	4 	"PSAT Pstory" 	Ellen Falcon 	Marcus Jamal Gaines 	September 30, 1991	446904
30	5 	"Granny Gets Busy" 	Ellen Falcon 	Cheryl Gard 	October 7, 1991 	446906
31	6 	"Guess Who's Coming to Marry?"	Ellen Falcon 	Samm-Art Williams 	October 14, 1991 	446905
32	7 	"The Big Four-Oh" 	Ellen Falcon 	Lisa Rosenthal 	October 21, 1991 	446907
33	8 	"She Ain't Heavy" 	Ellen Falcon 	Lisa Rosenthal 	November 4, 1991 	446908
34	9 	"Cased Up" 	Ellen Falcon 	Bennie R. Richburg, Jr. 	November 11, 1991 	446909
35	10	"Hi-Ho Silver" 	Ellen Falcon 	Elaine Newman & Ed Burnham 	November 18, 1991 	446910
36	11	"The Butler Did It" 	Ellen Falcon 	Bryan Winter 	November 25, 1991 	446911
37	12	"Something for Nothing" 	Ellen Falcon 	Bill Streib 	December 9, 1991 	446912
38	13	"Will's Christmas Show" 	Ellen Falcon 	Winifred Hervey Stallworth 	December 16, 1991 	446913
39	14	"Hilary Gets a Life" 	Shelley Jensen 	Eunetta T. Boone & P. Karen Raper	January 6, 1992 	446914
40	15	"My Brother's Keeper" 	Ellen Falcon 	Bennie Richburg, Jr. 	January 13, 1992 	446915
41	16	"Geoffrey Cleans Up" 	Ellen Falcon 	Lisa Rosenthal 	January 20, 1992 	446916
42	17	"Community Action" 	Ellen Falcon 	Cheryl Gard 	February 3, 1992 	446917
43	18	"Ill Will" 	Ellen Falcon 	Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon 	February 10, 1992 	446918
44	19	"Eyes on the Prize" 	Ellen Falcon 	Bryan Winter 	February 17, 1992 	446919
45	20	"Those Were the Days" 	Rita Rogers-Blye 	Samm-Art Williams 	February 24, 1992 	446920
46	21	"Vying for Attention" 	Malcolm-Jamal Warner	Efrem Seeger 	March 2, 1992 	446921
47	22	"The Aunt Who Came to Dinner" 	Rae Kraus 	Jerry Ross 	March 23, 1992 	446922
48	23	"Be My Baby Tonight" 	Shelley Jensen 	Lisa Rosenthal 	April 27, 1992 	446923
49	24	"Striptease for Two" 	Shelley Jensen 	Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon 	May 4, 1992 	446924
=== Season 3 (1992–93) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code
50	1 	"How I Spent My Summer Vacation" 	Shelley Jensen 	Winifred Hervey Stallworth 	September 14, 1992	446951
51	2 	"Will Gets Committed" 	Shelley Jensen 	Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon	September 21, 1992	446952
52	3 	"That's No Lady, That's My Cousin" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bryan Winter 	September 28, 1992	446953
53	4 	"Hilary Gets a Job" 	Shelley Jensen 	Efrem Seeger 	October 5, 1992 	446954
54	5 	"Mama's Baby, Carlton's Maybe" 	Shelley Jensen 	Michael Fry 	October 12, 1992 	446956
55	6 	"P.S. I Love You" 	Shelley Jensen 	Linda M. Yearwood 	October 24, 1992 	446955
56	7 	"Here Comes the Judge" 	Shelley Jensen 	Samm-Art Williams 	October 26, 1992 	446958
57	8 	"Boyz in the Woods" 	Chuck Vinson 	Samm-Art Williams 	November 5, 1992 	446957
58	9 	"A Night at the Oprah" 	Shelley Jensen 	Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon	November 9, 1992 	446959
59	10	"Asses to Ashes" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bryan Winter 	November 16, 1992 	446960
60	11	"A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum"	Shelley Jensen 	Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon	November 23, 1992 	446961
61	12	"The Cold War" 	Michael Peters 	David Steven Simon 	December 7, 1992 	446962
62	13	"Mommy Nearest" 	Shelley Jensen 	Efrem Seeger 	December 14, 1992 	446963
63	14	"Winner Takes Off" 	Shelley Jensen 	Casey Maxwell Clair 	January 4, 1993 	446964
64	15	"Robbing the Banks" 	Shelley Jensen 	Winifred Hervey Stallworth 	January 18, 1993 	446966
65	16	"Bundle of Joy" 	Shelley Jensen 	Myles Avery Mapp & K. Snyder 	January 25, 1993 	446974
66	17	"Best Laid Plans" 	Shelley Jensen 	Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon	February 1, 1993 	446965
67	18	"The Alma Matter" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bryan Winter 	February 8, 1993 	446968
68	19	"Just Say Yo" 	Shelley Jensen 	Efrem Seeger 	February 15, 1993 	446969
69	20	"The Baby Comes Out" 	Shelley Jensen 	Winifred Hervey Stallworth 	February 22, 1993 	446967
70	21	"You Bet Your Life" 	Chuck Vinson 	Samm-Art Williams 	March 1, 1993 	446970
71	22	"Ain't No Business Like Show Business" 	Shelley Jensen 	Story by : Jeff Pollack & Will Smith
Teleplay by : Jeff Pollack	April 12, 1993 	446971
72	23	"The Way We Were" 	Maynard C. Virgil	Michael Fry 	May 3, 1993 	446973
73	24	"Six Degrees of Graduation" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bryan Winter & Efrem Seeger 	May 10, 1993 	446972
=== Season 4 (1993–94) ===
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
76	3 	"All Guts, No Glory" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams 	September 27, 1993	60033
77	4 	"Father of the Year" 	Shelley Jensen 	Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon 	October 4, 1993 	60034
78	5 	"It's Better to Have Loved and Lost It…"	Shelley Jensen 	David Zuckerman 	October 11, 1993 	60036
79	6 	"Will Goes a Courtin'" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bill Boulware 	October 18, 1993 	60037
80	7 	"Hex and the Single Guy" 	Shelley Jensen 	Barry Gurstein & David Pitlik 	October 25, 1993 	60038
81	8 	"Blood is Thicker Than Mud" 	Chuck Vinson 	Devon Shepard 	November 1, 1993 	60039
82	9 	"Fresh Prince After Dark" 	Shelley Jensen 	Eddie Gorodetsky 	November 8, 1993 	60035
83	10	"Home is Where the Heart Attack Is" 	Shelley Jensen 	Eddie Gorodetsky 	November 15, 1993 	60040
84	11	"Take My Cousin – Please" 	Shelley Jensen 	David Zuckerman 	November 22, 1993 	60041
85	12	"You've Got to Be a Football Hero" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bill Boulware 	November 29, 1993 	60042
86	13	"Twas the Night Before Christening" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams & Eddie Gorodetsky	December 20, 1993 	60043
87	14	"Sleepless in Bel-Air" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams 	January 3, 1994 	60054
88	15	"Who's the Boss" 	Shelley Jensen 	David Pitlik & Barry Gurstein 	January 10, 1994 	60044
89	16	"I Know Why the Caged Bird Screams" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bill Boulware & David Zuckerman 	January 24, 1994 	60045
90	17	"When You Hit Upon a Star" 	Shelley Jensen 	Michael Soccio 	January 31, 1994 	60046
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
92	19	"You'd Better Shop Around" 	Shelley Jensen 	Devon Shepard & K. Snyder 	February 21, 1994 	60047
93	20	"The Ol' Ball and Chain" 	Shelley Jensen 	Arnold Rudnick & Rich Hosek 	February 28, 1994 	60049
94	21	"The Harder They Fall" 	Shelley Jensen 	Devon Shepard 	March 14, 1994 	60050
95	22	"M is for the Many Things She Gave Me" 	Shelley Jensen 	Gary H. Miller 	April 25, 1994 	60060
96	23	"Mother's Day" 	Madeline Cripe 	Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon 	May 2, 1994 	60051
97	24	"Papa's Got a Brand New Excuse" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bill Boulware & David Zuckerman 	May 9, 1994 	60053
98	25	"For Sale by Owner" 	Shelley Jensen 	Harrison Boyd 	May 16, 1994 	60061
99	26	"The Philadelphia Story" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams & Eddie Gorodetsky	May 23, 1994 	60052
=== Season 5 (1994–95) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code
100
101	1
2	"What's Will Got to Do with It?"
"The Client"	Shelley Jensen 	Barry Gurstein & David Pitlik
David Zuckerman& John Ridley	September 19, 1994	60064
60065
102	3 	"Reality Bites" 	Shelley Jensen 	David Zuckerman 	September 26, 1994	60063
103	4 	"Grumpy Young Men" 	Shelley Jensen 	Michael Soccio 	October 3, 1994 	60066
104	5 	"Fresh Prince, the Movie" 	Shelley Jensen 	Gary H. Miller 	October 10, 1994 	60062
105	6 	"Will's Misery" 	Shelley Jensen 	Eddie Gorodetsky 	October 17, 1994 	60067
106	7 	"Father Knows Best" 	Shelley Jensen 	Andrea Allen 	October 24, 1994 	60068
107	8 	"Soul Train" 	Shelley Jensen 	John Ridley 	November 7, 1994 	60069
108	9 	"Love Hurts" 	Shelley Jensen 	Barry Gurstein & David Pitlik 	November 14, 1994 	60070
109	10	"Will's Up the Dirt Road" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bennie R. Richburg, Jr. 	November 21, 1994 	60071
110	11	"Will Steps Out" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams 	November 28, 1994 	60072
111	12	"Same Game, Next Season" 	Shelley Jensen 	David Zuckerman 	December 12, 1994 	60073
112	13	"Three's a Crowd" 	Shelley Jensen 	Josh Goldstein 	January 9, 1995 	60074
113	14	"It's a Wonderful Lie" 	Chuck Vinson 	Gayle Abrams 	January 23, 1995 	60075
114	15	"Bullets over Bel-Air" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams & Eddie Gorodetsky	February 6, 1995 	60076
115	16	"A Decent Proposal" 	Shelley Jensen 	David Pitlik & Barry Gurstein 	February 13, 1995 	60077
116	17	"Will Is from Mars" 	Shelley Jensen 	Michael Soccio & Andrea Allen 	February 20, 1995 	60078
117	18	"The Wedding Show (Psyche!)[sic]" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams & David Zuckerman 	February 27, 1995 	60079
118	19	"Slum Like It… Not!" 	Shelley Jensen 	Bennie R. Richburg, Jr. 	March 13, 1995 	60080
119	20	"As the Will Turns" 	Shelley Jensen 	David Pitlik & Barry Gurstein 	April 10, 1995 	60081
120	21	"Save the Last Trance for Me" 	Shelley Jensen 	Maiya Williams & Eddie Gorodetsky	April 17, 1995 	60082
121	22	"To Thine Own Self Be Blue…and Gold"	Shelley Jensen 	Story by : Roger Garrett 
Teleplay by : Ernest "Tron" Anderson	April 24, 1995 	60083
122	23	"Cold Feet, Hot Body" 	Shelley Jensen 	Ron Burla 	May 1, 1995 	60084
123	24	"Love in an Elevator" 	Maynard C. Virgil, I	David Hoge & Dan Cross 	May 8, 1995 	60085
124	25	"For Whom the Wedding Bells Toll" 	Shelley Jensen 	Leilani Downer 	May 15, 1995 	60086
=== Season 6 (1995–96) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code
125	1 	"Burnin' Down the House" 	Madeline Cripe 	Joel Madison & Adam Markowitz 	September 18, 1995	60101
126	2 	"Get a Job" 	Shelley Jensen 	Mort Scrivner 	September 25, 1995	60102
127	3 	"Stress Related" 	Shelley Jensen 	Larry Wilmore 	October 2, 1995 	60103
128	4 	"Bourgie Sings the Blues" 	Shelley Jensen 	Tom Devanney 	October 9, 1995 	60104
129	5 	"The Script Formerly Known As…" 	Shelley Jensen 	Felicia D. Henderson 	October 16, 1995 	60105
130	6 	"Not, I Barbecue" 	Madeline Cripe 	Kandace Yvette Williams & Matt Tarses	October 23, 1995 	60106
131	7 	"Not With My Cousin You Don't" 	Shelley Jensen 	Adam Markowitz 	November 6, 1995 	60107
132	8 	"Viva Lost Wages" 	Shelley Jensen 	Robert Bruce 	November 13, 1995 	60108
133
134	9
10	"There's the Rub" 	Shelley Jensen 	Joel Madison 	November 20, 1995 	60109
60110
135	11	"I, Ooh, Baby Baby" 	Alfonso Ribeiro	Tom Devanney & Adam Markowitz 	December 11, 1995 	60111
136	12	"Boxing Helena" 	Shelley Jensen 	Michael Soccio 	January 8, 1996 	60112
137	13	"I, Clownius" 	Shelley Jensen 	Story by : David Wyatt 
Teleplay by : George Tricker	January 15, 1996 	60115
138	14	"Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Part 1"	Shelley Jensen 	Lisa Rosenthal 	February 12, 1996 	60113
139	15	"Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Part 2"	Shelley Jensen 	Lisa Rosenthal 	February 19, 1996 	60114
140	16	"I, Bowl Buster" 	Shelley Jensen 	Michael Soccio 	February 26, 1996 	60117
141	17	"The Butler's Son Did It" 	Madeline Cripe 	Lisa Rosenthal 	March 18, 1996 	60116
142	18	"Hare Today…" 	Shelley Jensen 	Robert Bruce 	April 8, 1996 	60119
143	19	"Whoops, There It Is" 	Shelley Jensen 	Mary Beth Pemberton & Tanya Ward 	April 15, 1996 	60124
144	20	"I, Stank Horse" 	Shelley Jensen 	Tom Devanney 	April 22, 1996 	60120
145	21	"I, Stank Hole in One" 	Werner Walian 	Michael Soccio & Matt Tarses 	May 6, 1996 	60121
146	22	"Eye, Tooth" 	Shelley Jensen 	Adam Markowitz 	May 13, 1996 	60118
147
148	23
24	"I, Done" 	Shelley Jensen 	Jeff Pollack 	May 20, 1996 	60122
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