The fresh prince of Bel-Air
By: Warner Bros. Television ; a production of The Stuffed Dog Company and Quincy Jones Entertainment in association with NBC productions ; created by Andy Borowitz & Susan Borowitz
Contributors: Falcon, Ellen; Smith, Will, 1968-; Avery, James, 1945-2013; Hubert-Whitten, Janet, 1956-; Warner Home Video (Firm)
Publisher: Warner Home Video
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Burbank, CA
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 562
Subjects: African American young men; Drama; African American families; Television programs
Other titles: Fresh prince of Bel-Air.; Fresh prince of Bel-Air.
Work titles: Fresh prince of Bel Air (Television program)
Description: In Season 2, Bel-Air is starting to feel like the hood for Will. His Philly roots run deep, but even a street-smart rapper can wrap his mind around croissants and credit cards, and his arms around upscale hotties. Includes all 24 episodes.
Notes: Title from container.

Originally produced for television broadcast 1990-1991.

Based on a format by Benny Medina & Jeff Pollack.

Special features: best bits of Bel-Air; Bel-Air bloopers.

Executive producers: Quincy Jones, Winifred Hervey Stallworth; format by Benny Medina, Jeff Pollack.

Will Smith, James Avery, Janet Hubert-Whitten, Alfonso Ribeiro, Karyn Parsons, Tatyana M. Ali, Joseph Marcell.

MPAA rating: Not rated.

DVD, region 1, full screen presentation; Dolby Digital mono.

English dialogue, English, French or Spanish subtitles; closed-captioned.
Table of contents: title: [Disc 1]. Episode 1.; title: Did the earth move for you?  -- written by Winifred Hervey Stallworth ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 2.; title: The mother of all battles  -- written by Bryan Winter ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 3.; title: Will gets a job  -- written by Efrem Seeger ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 4.; title: PSAT pstory  -- written by Marcus Jamal Gaines ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 5.; title: Granny gets busy  -- written by Cheryl Gard ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 6.; title: Guess who's coming to marry?  -- written by Samm-Art Williams ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- [Disc 2]. Episode 7.; title: The big four-oh  -- written by Lisa Rosenthal ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 8.; title: She ain't heavy  -- written by Lisa Rosenthal ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 9.; title: Cased up  -- written by Bennie R. Richburg, Jr. ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 10.; title: Hi-ho silver  -- written by Elaine Newman & Ed Burnham ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 11.; title: The butler did it  -- written by Bryan Winter; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 12.; title: Something for nothing  -- written by Bill Streib ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- [Disc 3]. -- Episode 13.; title: Christmas show  -- written by Winifred Hervey Stallworth ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 14.; title: Hilary gets a life  -- written by Eunetta T. Boone & P. Karen Raper -- Episode 15.; title: My brother's keeper  -- written by Bennie R. Richburg, Jr. ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 16.; title: Geoffrey cleans up  -- written by Lisa Rosenthal ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 17.; title: Community action  -- written by Cheryl Gard ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 18.; title: Ill Will  -- written by Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- [Disc 4]. Episode 19.; title: Eyes on the prize  -- written by Bryan Winter ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 20.; title: Those were the days  -- written by Samm-Art Williams & Rita Rogers Blye ; directed by Ellen Falcon -- Episode 21.; title: Vying for attention  -- written by Efrem Seeger ; directed by Malcolm Jamal-Warner -- Episode 22.; title: The aunt who came to dinner  -- written by Jerry Ross ; directed by Rae Kraus -- Episode 23.; title: Be my baby tonight  -- written by Lisa Rosenthal ; directed by Shelley Jensen -- Episode 24.; title: Striptease for two -- written by Leslie Ray & David Steven Simon ; directed by Shelley Jensen.