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Robert Lamonte

"*He showed up today because he needs our help. I mean, I'd happily endorse Brother Yamacraw if he was running. Problem is, I am stuck with Brother Bel-Air.*"
—Reverend Lamonte to Phillip[src]
**Robert Lamonte** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Ben Cain.

Reverend Lamonte is the reverend of the largest black church in LA.

## Biography

### Early life

Robert met Phil in college, where they both pledged Alpha Phi Alpha. They remained good friends after graduating, so much so that Robert officiated his wedding to Vivian.

### Supporting Yamacraw

Reverend Lamonte attends the annual Alpha Phi Alpha crawfish boil, where he is approached by Phillip, who they haven't heard from in years, leading Reverend Lamonte to suspect that he only came to get their votes during his run for district attorney. Phillips claims that he hopes to serve the people, but Lamonte doubts that he even knows what the people have to worry about on a regular basis. When the soup kitchen was foreclosed, they held phone banks and town halls, but Phillip was nowhere to be found. The same can be said when his first roommate, Brother Jamison, relapsed in 2015. Feeling ashamed, Phillip intends to leave, but before he can, he is encouraged by his nephew Will to show him some steps, which ultimately leaves Reverend Lamonte impressed and willing to hear out Phillip's proposal.

Reverend Lamonte welcomes the Banks family to his church. It's their first appearance in years. He first greets Will and Carlton, before being approached by Ashley, who feels that the church needs to put more people who are LGBTQ+ in higher positions beyond the choir director. Phil then joins them and asks if the church can mobilize its Turn Out the Vote shuttle service, which could aid in his campaign, to which Lamonte agrees. He then takes the stage to give a sermon about having multiple masters, which he advises against and instructs those in attendance to follow God alone.

Reverend Lamonte attends the gala in honor of Viv being awarded the Neeman Artistic Fellowship. There, he runs into Phil and asks what's next for him now that he's out of the DA race. He doesn't know yet, but for the time being, he intends to spend time with his family.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* Yamacraw
* Can't Knock the Hustle
* Where To?

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Season 1, Episode 3: ***Yamacraw***
2. ↑ Season 1, Episode 3: ***Yamacraw***
3. ↑ Season 1, Episode 10: ***Where To?***
Hudson

**Hudson** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Al-Shabazz Jabateh.

Hudson is an AAU player at Zenith Hype.

## Biography

Hudson and Brian taunt Will after an unimpressive first day at the Zenith Hype facility, doubtful that he'll actually make the cut.

After practice, Hudson and Brian invite Will to hang out with them after they notice his luxury car. At the party, they cross paths with Jackie, who is drunk and nearly gets into a fight until Will intervenes. As Jackie stumbles away, Hudson and Brian tells Will that it's up to him to get Jackie home and to not mention them to Doc when he explains it to him.

On the day of their game against Compton, Doc hands Will his jersey for his very first game. Hudson asks why he picked 14, to which Will replies that his mom had him on the 14th at 4:14 pm. It simply reminds him of the day he came into the world. With game time approaching, Doc encourages the team to go out there and earn Compton's respect. And they do just that, with Hudson alley ooping the ball to Will for the final score of the game, which ends 86 to 80.

Hudson, Will, and the other Zenith players convince Uncle Phil to help Doc after sharing their own individual stories of how Doc has helped them in the past, such as getting Hudson's dad a suit for a job interview.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* Excellence Is Everywhere
* Under Pressure
* Pursuit of Happiness
* Just Like Old Times
* Don't Look Back

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, Episode 5: ***Excellence Is Everywhere***
2. ↑ Season 2, Episode 7: ***Under Pressure***
3. ↑ Season 2, Episode 8: ***Pursuit of Happiness***
4. ↑ Season 2, Episode 8: ***Don't Look Back***
SteVonté Hart

**SteVonté Hart** is an American actor. He portrays Tray Melbert on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Hart is a young actor with few credits, but he is best known for his role as Brian Harlins in the Hulu miniseries *Little Fires Everywhere*. He's also appeared in *Queen Sugar*, *Blood and Water*, and *Dolly Parton's Heartstrings*.

## External links

* SteVonté Hart at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow SteVonté Hart (@stevontehart) on Twitter

* Follow SteVonté Hart (@stevontehart) on Instagram

* Follow SteVonté Hart (@stevonte.hart) on Facebook
Mrs. Kwan

**Mrs. Kwan** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. She is portrayed by Debbie Fan.

Mrs. Kwan is a member of the faculty at Bel-Air middle school.

## Biography

Mrs. Kwan scolds Mrs. Hughes for giving students reading material outside of the assigned curriculum.

Due to the recent events surrounding Mrs. Hughes sudden firing, Viv calls a parental board meeting, though Mrs. Kwan reveals that her firing wasn't sudden; the administration has had to talk to Mrs. Hughes several times prior about teaching outside of the approved curriculum. She willfully ignored their system. The room seems rather divided, with some arguing that it's the system that needs to be changed, while others claim she broke the rules. Bottom line, Mrs. Kwan tells Viv that Mrs. Hughes was fired for a clear violation of the school's policy and that there's no way around it.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* A Fresh Start
* Speaking Truth

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, Episode 1: ***A Fresh Start***
2. ↑ Season 2, Episode 2: ***Speaking Truth***
Darnell

"*Man, we both know if I ain't go to juvie, your goofy ass been on the bench passing me Gatorade.*"
—Darnell to Will and Tray[src]
**Darnell** is a guest starring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Sloan 'D4M $loan' Morgan.

Darnell is a low-level drug dealer and former basketball player, whose aspirations to go pro died when he went to juvie.

## Biography

### Playing ball with Will

Darnell approaches Will and Tray outside of Cesario's Supermarket and offers to put them on as dope boys, but Will and Tray aren't interested, adding that the only place they're putting in work is on the court. Darnell is a bit envious and reminds Will that if he hadn't gone to juvie, then Will would be on the bench serving him Gatorade. When Will become angry, Darnell flashes a gun before challenging them to a game on the court and riding off on a four-wheeler. Much to his surprise, Will and Tray accept his challenge and play him and Rod in a game to 11, which Will and Tray win. In a fit of rage, Darnell throws the ball at Will and unintentionally hits Rashad, who confronts Will and Tray as Darnell flees.

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, Episode 1: ***Dreams and Nightmares***
Simone Joy Jones

**Simone Joy Jones** is an American actress, singer, dancer, and producer. She portrays Lisa Wilkes on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Jones is an Award-winning Carnegie Mellon graduate and 2021 recipient of the Carnegie Mellon "John Arthur Kennedy Award" for Excellence in Acting or Music Theater. In 2009 and 2013, Simone was the featured vocalist for Presidential Inaugural Balls held at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Washington, DC. Her acting credits include *The Son of No One*, *The Chair*, and most recently, *American Rust*.

## External links

* Simone Joy Jones's official site

* Simone Joy Jones at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Simone Joy Jones (@Yourownsimone) on Twitter

* Follow Simone Joy Jones (@simonejoyjones) on Instagram
Ms. Bassin

**Ms. Bassin** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. She is portrayed by Shelley Robertson.

Ms. Bassin is a teacher and BSU faculty advisor.

## Biography

Ms. Bassin warns Carlton after hearing him encourage the BSU into doing a walk-out for Mrs. Hughes. She was surprised to hear him speak about Mrs. Hughes today with such passion. She agrees that while Mrs. Hughes deserves justice, protesting is the wrong way to handle things. Carlton claims that they're not actually going to walk out. Ms. Bassin is relieved, because as the person who suggested BSU take up this case, his reputation will be tied to it.

Ms. Bassin accuses the BSU of cosplaying as protesters. She instead advises them to think this through. However, Carlton suspects that Ms. Bassin's reluctance to support them has something to do with the new head of school position that opened up. Ms. Bassin reveals that Carlton's name has come up in faculty discussions about the Founder's Award, making him the first black student to ever do so. But if that's to happen, he must shut down the protest and find a way to get the others back in line. The following day, hoping to derail the walk-out, Ms. Bassin arranges for Carlton and Yazmin to have a sit down with Principal Hartwig, with whom they come to an agreement, only for Will and Yazmin to go against their agreement and protest as intended.

Ms. Bassin approaches Carlton in preparation for today's mental health kickoff. Additionally, she talked Carlton up to the Princeton recruiter, who now wants to set something up, especially given his run for the Founder's Award, which would make Bel-Air Academy history, reminding Carlton that his win would be a win for all of them. And while Carlton does win the award, the celebration is spoiled when he reveals that he's addicted to coke.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* Speaking Truth
* Compromised
* Don't Kill My Vibe
* Don't Look Back

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, Episode 2: ***Speaking Truth***
2. ↑ Season 2, Episode 3: ***Compromised***
3. ↑ Season 2, Episode 8: ***Don't Look Back***
Morgan Cooper

**Morgan Cooper** is an executive producer, director, co-writer, and the creator of Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Cooper is an independent filmmaker from Kansas City who received recognition for his viral trailer of a modern-day, reimagined *Fresh Prince of Bel-Air*. It was because of this trailer that he was attached as an executive producer, director, and co-writer for Peacock's *Bel-Air* series, which was inspired by his trailer. Cooper's previous credits include *On Sight*, *The Sexy Accident: I'm Going to Love Your New Boyfriend*, *PSA: Recess Smoke Break* and *NFL Undiscovered*.

## External Links

* Morgan Cooper at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Morgan Cooper (@cooperfilms) on Twitter

* Follow Morgan Cooper (@cooperfilms) on Instagram

* Follow Morgan Cooper (@CooperFilmskc) on YouTube
Nathan

**Nathan** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Tash Jordan.

Nathan is a social media influencer and stuntman, alongside his brother, Jared.

## Biography

Nathan and Jared are invited to Hilary's diner at her family's house after she is accepted into their content creator house. There, they tell Will the truth about one of their past acts involving a sedated lion. Given that they're also pranksters, Nathan and Jared place a dancing stuffed animal on a silver platter, under a dome, and have it wheeled out into the dining room to trick everyone into thinking something alive was underneath. Lastly, with Jared filming, Nathan makes a sudden nude appearance and dances at the center of the party. Nathan later checks in with Hilary to assure that she's not mad about his streaking.

Nathan and Jared interrupt Hilary's first video at the house, knocking over a wine bottle, while filming content of their own. They offer to assist her, but she isn't interested and tells them that her content focuses on cuisine, not craziness. That said, they do at least warn Hilary that she doesn't want Kylo checking in with her, as he doesn't play when it comes to his deadlines.

Nathan and Jared return to the influencer house only to learn from Hilary that they've been fired.

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, Episode 5: ***PA to LA***
2. ↑ Season 1, Episode 6: ***The Strength to Smile***
3. ↑ Season 2, Episode 1: ***A Fresh Start***
Olly Sholotan

**Olly Sholotan** is a Nigerian-American actor. He portrays Carlton Banks on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Sholotan is a young actor with few credits prior to his casting in *Bel-Air*. He's appeared in various short films and music videos, but most notably, he appeared in a single episode of *All American*. Not just an actor, Sholotan is also a musician and music producer. He's produced and composed several videos, including *Olly Sholotan: Enough for Me*, *Olly Sholotan: Lie 2 Me*, and *Text Me When You Get Home*.

## External links

* Olly Sholotan's official site

* Olly Sholotan at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Olly Sholotan (@AfricanGodling) on Twitter

* Follow Olly Sholotan (@ollysho) on Instagram

* Follow Olly Sholotan (@OllySholotan) on Facebook

* Follow Olly Sholotan (@ollysho) on YouTube
Phanta

**Phanta** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. She is portrayed by Aimee Li.

Phanta is a social media influencer who specializes in luxury travel.

## Biography

Phanta attends a diner at Hilary's home after she is accepted into their influencer house, where she compliments Vivian's necklace from South Africa, where she visited for four months during a cultural exchange program for artists. Phanta asks if Viv ever considered creating content about her travels, as she's producing a series about women who've been places the average person can only dream about, but Vivian doesn't think she's cut out for the social media world. However, Phanta argues otherwise.

Phanta and Monica celebrate alongside Hilary and Ivy after they purchase the influencer house from Kylo, declaring it a woman's safe zone. Ivy also announces that her personal drink, H2Ivy, will be the official drink of their new house and instructs the girls to take a group photo.

Phanta and Monica are invited to Viv's gallery show, where they post photos of the paintings, artists, and gain their most engagement through content with NFL star Lamarcus Alton, who essentially helps the ladies close their Simply Spiked deal.

Phanta and Monica enter Hilary's room and urge her to get out of bed in spite of her recent break up. While they understand that she's suffering from heartbreak, their Simply Spiked post with Lamarcus has gained them true visibility, and they need Hilary to build on the momentum.

Phanta and Monica attend Hilary's cross promotion five-on-five football game event at Lamarcus' house, where Hilary claims that she and Lamarcus are just friends, but the girls aren't convinced after he kisses her on the cheek. Later that evening, they inform Hilary that Sloan can't make it for their five-on-five game due to having booked another gig. Down a girl with the game about to begin, Hilary is desperate for another player and asks Ashley to fill in.

## Appearances

* Speaking Truth
* Excellence Is Everywhere
* Pursuit of Happiness
* Just Like Old Times

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, Episode 5: ***PA to LA***
2. ↑ Season 2, Episode 1: ***A Fresh Start***
3. ↑ Season 2, Episode 5: ***Excellence Is Everywhere***
4. ↑ Season 2, Episode 8: ***Pursuit of Happiness***
5. ↑ Season 2, Episode 8: ***Just Like Old Times***
Marlon Wayans

**Marlon Lamont Wayans** is an American actor, writer, producer, and comedian. He portrays Lou on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Wayans was born on July 23, 1972, in New York City, to Elvira Alethia, a homemaker and social worker, and Howell Stouten Wayans, a supermarket manager. He is the youngest of ten siblings, many of whom are actors as well, including Shawn, Damon, and Keenen. Wayans graduated from Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts, but dropped out of Howard University after two years.

Wayans is universally known for his comedic roles, most notably for co-starring in the WB sitcom *The Wayans Bros.* with brother Shawn Wayans from 1995-1999. He's also well known for his roles in *In Living Color*, *Waynehead*, *Don't Be a Menace*, *Scary Movie*, *Scary Movie 2*, *White Chicks* and most recently a family comedy series on NBC titled *Marlon*, in which he starred as the titular character alongside Essence Atkins. However, Wayans has demonstrated the ability to thrive in more serious roles as well, indicated in his appearances in *Bel-Air* and *Requiem for a Dream*.

## External links

* Marlon Wayans's official site

* Marlon Wayans at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Marlon Wayans (@MarlonWayans) on Twitter

* Follow Marlon Wayans (@marlonwayans) on Instagram

* Follow Marlon Wayans (@marlonwayans) on Facebook

* Follow Marlon Wayans (@marlonwayans) on YouTube
Nicholas Duvernay

**Nicholas Duvernay** is an American actor. He portrays Drew on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Growing up in Gwinnett, Georgia, Duvernay had aspirations of being an actor at a young age, landing his first notable role in 2017 as Dante Reid in *Gritz*. However, he wouldn't see true success until moving out to LA at the beginning of 2019. There, he landed his first film role in the 2021 film *My Dead Dad*. However, he's best known for his roles in *Tyler Perry's Assisted Living* as Lindor and The CW's *The Winchesters* as Anton.

## External links

* Nicholas Duvernay at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Nicholas Duvernay (@DOSEofDUVY) on Twitter

* Follow Nicholas Duvernay (@nicholasduvernay) on Instagram

* Follow Nicholas Duvernay (@Nicholas-Duvernay-1744544865866953) on Facebook
Carl Robertson

**Carl Robertson** is a character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Dorian Harewood.

Carl is a Los Angeles judge, who helped Phil get Will out of jail.

## Biography

### Helping Phil

After helping Phil get Will out of trouble in West Philadelphia, where he caught a gun charge, Carl gets the opportunity to meet Will himself after Phil flies him out to Bel-Air and agrees to take him in.

When Phil changes his campaign stance, Carl takes back his endorsement, and instead endorses Fred Wilkes, who he also informs about how he helped Phil get Will out of jail. On the night of the debate, Carl confronts Phil, who he wishes had stuck to the original plan, but Phil claims he's doing better than ever without his endorsement. It feels good to be his own man, unshackled by Carl's agenda and politics. Carl retorts that those favors he speaks so ill of got Will out and that the high road has no place in politics. Before leaving, he tells Phil it didn't have to be this way.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* Dreams and Nightmares
* Can't Knock the Hustle

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, Episode 1: ***Dreams and Nightmares***
2. ↑ Season 1, Episode 9: ***Can't Knock the Hustle***
Maxwell Ross

**Maxwell Ross** is an American actor. He portrays Kirk Miles on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Ross made his television debut in 2014 as Dimitrie in the miniseries *Blood Type*. Since then, he's appeared in several short films and television series, such as *The Lost*, *My Dolly*, *Homicide Hunter*, *Two Roads*, *The Shocklosers Survive Camp Analog*, and *Monarch*.

## External links

* Maxwell Ross at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Maxwell Ross (@mxwlross) on Instagram

* Follow Maxwell Ross (@MaxwellRossActor) on Facebook
Angela Wilkes

"*Fred's been super supportive about me getting back to work as soon as I feel ready once the baby is born. [...] Yeah, it's been a huge relief. Why should women have to set our passions aside when we start a family?*"
—Angela to Vivian and Joan[src]
**Angela Wilkes** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. She is portrayed by Scottie Thompson.

Angela is an interior designer, newly married to Fred Wilkes, the Police Chief and Lisa's father. With this, Angela tries to navigate her new role in the family.

## Biography

### Meeting Fred

Angela met Fred during an LAPD golf tournament in 2018 and began dating him while he was still married to his now deceased wife, Gayle, who died in 2019. Angela and Fred would be engaged within the year.

### Gayle's fundraiser

Angela, Fred, and Lisa attend Gayle's annual fundraiser at the Banks house, where Angela mentions that with all these amazing items in the silent auction, they will shatter last year's fundraising total. As Lisa and Carlton are discussing colleges, Angela suddenly experiences a bit of discomfort when the baby kicks, but she assures everyone that she's fine. Angela reveals to Vivian and Joan that she's an interior designer and that Fred's been very supportive in regards to her career, and her going back to work as soon as the baby is born. It's been a relief for Angela, who doesn't believe women should have to set their passions aside to start a family.

Angela asks Viv about Lisa, particularly how to connect with her. She's thinking about saying a few words, but Vivian advises against it just as they are joined by Will, to whom Angela unintentionally reveals that she was having an affair with Fred prior to Gayle's death. She and Fred had been discussing having a baby since their first get-away in Palm Springs. She'd never been until Fred took her. He was out there for a big LAPD golf tournament, and when he won, he said that Angela was his good luck charm. However, as Aunt Viv recalls, the golf tournament was 2018, but Gayle didn't die until 2019. Following Lisa's poem in tribute to her mother, Angela embraces her and is feeling so inspired that she wants to go up and say a few words, but Viv reminds Angela that they've already discussed this and informs Angela that today is about Gayle, not her. So, she can either kindly sit down or leave. Fred agrees to leave, but Lisa decides to stay behind.

Angela attends Fred's debate alongside Lisa as moral support. To her surprise, Phil withdraws from the race, and Fred wins the debate by default.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* The Strength to Smile
* Can't Knock the Hustle

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Season 1, Episode 6: ***The Strength to Smile***
2. ↑ Season 1, Episode 9: ***Can't Knock the Hustle***
Baryonyx

Baryonyx is a legendary, Baryonyx, playable creature in Jurassic World: Primal Ops

## Abilities

**Munch**

* Bites at 3 enemies in front of her (ignores shields)

## Stats

**Power**

* 350

**Stats**

* 175

## Trivia

* The Baryonyx is one of the few creatures, in which it is the namesake of its family, but nor the strongest, nor the highest rarity.
Michael Ealy

**Michael Ealy** is an American actor. He portrays Reid Broderick on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Ealy is an award-winning actor, who most recently guest starred as Jacob Reed in HBO's *Westworld* and starred as Miles Hoffman in ABC's single-season crime drama *Stumptown*. He made his television debut in 2000 during a single episode appearance of *Law & Order*. Since then, he has appeared in various projects, including *Barbershop 2: Back in Business*, *The Good Wife*, *Almost Human*, *The Following*, *Takers*, and *Think Like a Man*.

## External links

* Michael Ealy at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Michael Ealy (@michaelealy) on Twitter

* Follow Michael Ealy (@themichaelealy) on Instagram

* Follow Michael Ealy (@MichaelEaly) on Facebook
Tyler Barnhardt

**Tyler Davis Barnhardt** is an American actor. He portrays Connor Satterfield on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Born in Raleigh, North Carolina, in January 1993, Barnhardt made his on-screen debut in 2016, during an episode of *TURN: Washington's Spies*. However, he is best known for his role as Charlie St. George in *13 Reasons Why*. His other credits include *Underground*, *Tales from the Loop*, and *All Rise*.

## External links

* Tyler Barnhardt at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Tyler Barnhardt (@tyler\_barnhardt) on Twitter

* Follow Tyler Barnhardt (@tyler\_barnhardt) on Instagram
Sam Daly

**Samuel Pierce Daly** is an American actor. He portrays Coach Johnson on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Daly is the son of actor Tim Daly and actress Amy Van Nostrand, and grandson of actor James Daly. He attended Moses Brown School, where he studied acting and graduated from Middlebury College in 2006, where he majored in Film and Media Studies. Some of his more notable credits include *The Office*, *Murder in the First*, *L.A. Beer*, *Madam Secretary*, and *Madam Secretary*.

## External links

* Sam Daly at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Sam Daly (@thesamdaly) on Twitter

* Follow Sam Daly (@samdaly) on Instagram
JB

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**JB** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Brandon Brown.

JB is a street baller with close ties to Doc.

## Biography

JB reluctantly agrees to get Will a meeting with Doc, informing him that Doc has an exhibition game in Venice, providing Will with what might be his only chance to meet him. After watching Will beat Big Dre in a pick-up game, Doc reveals that he already knows who will is and that Bel-Air Academy is limiting his potential. Despite Doc previously telling Will that he wasn't taking on any clients, he reaches out to Will and informs him that he'll be at his next game after learning that Will's family is wealthy.

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, Episode 1: ***A Fresh Start***
Anita Banks

**Anita Banks** is a guest starring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. She is portrayed by Anna Maria Horsford.

Anita is Phil's loving mother who comes to Bel Air for the family reunion.

## Biography

### Family reunion

Nita arrives in Bel Air for the Banks family reunion, but instead of staying in her hotel as planned, she stays at the mansion, where she inquires about the scheduled fish fry, but Viv explains that Phil made no mention of such. However, Nita claims he did during some of the family Zoom calls. No worries, Nita takes over and begins to prepare the meal.

After playing a few games of spades and catching up with the family, Nita has a sit down with Viv and thanks her for planning such an amazing day. She and Joe planned many reunions in their day, and she knows how exhausting it can be. While she misses Joe, at the end of the day, she doesn't remember any of their arguments, or how busy her own life was. It's the moments like now that stays with her. Viv tells Nita that she doesn't have to be alone and that they have plenty of room, but Nita declines her offer to move to Bel Air, reasoning that she loves her independence too much to move in with either of her sons.

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, Episode 6: ***Let the Best Man Win***
Wendy Davis

**Wendy Davis** is an American actress. She portrays Joan on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Davis made her acting debut in 1980, but she didn't land her first serious role until 1991, where she starred as Ronnie Lee in *The New WKRP in Cincinnati*. She was also a series regular in ABC's *High Incident*. However, Davis is best known for her seven season portrayal of Colonel Joan Burton in the Lifetime television series *Army Wives*, for which she received three NAACP Image Awards for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series. Other notable credits include her appearances in ABC's *Scandal* and OWN's *Love Is\_*.

## External links

* Wendy Davis at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Wendy Davis (@realwendydavis) on Twitter

* Follow Wendy Davis (@realwendydavis) on Instagram

* Follow Wendy Davis (@realwendydavis) on Facebook
Khabib Nurmagomedov Vs. Tyrone Junior

**Khabib Nurmagomedov Vs. Tyrone Junior**, billed as ***Undefeated Vs. Undefeated*** and ***The Biggest Fight In MMA History***, was a professional mixed martial arts (MMA) superfight between undefeated UFC Lightweight Champion Khabib Nurmagomedov and undefeated UFC Featherweight Champion Tyrone Junior. The fight was for the undisputed UFC Lightweight Championship of the world, and it took place at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, on December 31, 2019. It was scheduled for five rounds with a time limit of five minutes each, and the event recorded the highest pay-per-view buy rate in history (a record that was later broken in 2023 at UFC On PSN 15).

The fight resulted in a second round knockout victory for Junior, extending his professional record to 34 wins to 0 losses and becoming the UFC Lightweight Champion and Featherweight Champion simultaneously. Meanwhile, Nurmagomedov suffered his first professional loss in MMA after holding an undefeated streak on 28 wins and 0 losses. Junior also became the fifth fighter in UFC history to hold two world division titles simultaneously.

## Tale of the tape

### Result

* Junior defeats Nurmagomedov in the 2nd round via knockout.
Brainless Podcast

Current logo since 2022

The **Brainless Podcast** is a youtube channel owned by youtubers UrBn Zombie and MrR\_427, which consists of podcasts uploaded weekly under the "Brainless" moniker. The channel was created on March, 5, 2022, and it's first podcast was uploaded almost a month later.

## Brainless Crew

### Hosts

* UrBn Zombie (Cooper)
* MrR\_427 (Wyatt)
* Splitcartoongaming (Matt)

### Regulars / Guests

* Rubric Gamer (Dylan)
* Hawks (Gavin)
* Shogun Toast (Tom)
* Sam
* Aubrey
* Alec

## Episodes

### Season 1 (2022)

* Brainless Podcast #1 - Dylan Wanted A Nurses Number!
* Brainless Podcast #2 - THE MOST UNBALANCED EPISODE
* Brainless Podcast #3 - GREENED Out Moments
* Brainless Podcast #4 - Snowflake Culture At It's Finest (deleted video)
* Brainless Podcast #5 - Matt Is The Weird Quiet Kid... um.... HELP!
* Brainless Podcast #6 - DUMBEST Things We Got In TROUBLE For
* Brainless Podcast #7 - Wyatt Keeps Forgetting The GODDAMN Footage (but we still love you)
* Brainless Podcast #8 - The BEST Call Of Duty Game Of ALL TIME!
* Brainless Podcast #9 - Wyatt Has an Irrational FEAR For Warzone!
* Brainless Podcast #10 - Matt Has PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA
* Brainless Podcast #11 - Cooper's CRAZY Road Trip
* Brainless Podcast #12 - THIS PODCAST IS FALLING APART
* Brainless Podcast #13 - TRAPPED In A T-Moble & Sam's SEX Story
* Brainless Podcast #14 - Two Bros, In A Podcast, On Separate Parts Of The Hood, Cuz They're Not GAY!
* Brainless Podcast #15 - The ASMR Podcast
* Brainless Podcast #16 - We Live In A DYSTOPIA
* Brainless Podcast #17 - Wyatt Is Going To DIE In The Year 2096!!
* Brainless Podcast #18 - Matt's Channel Got THANOS SNAPPED
* Brainless Podcast #19 - THERE HAS BEEN A GLITCH IN THE MATRIX
* Brainless Podcast #20 - OUR WILDEST PODCAST YET!!!!
* Brainless Podcast #21 - The Most BIPOLAR Episode
* Brainless Podcast #22 - Cooper Doesn't Know What A WATERBED Is!!
* Brainless Podcast #23 - CRAZIEST BATHROOM STORIES
* Brainless Podcast #24 - Wyatt Keeps SH%T&NG His Brains Out!

### Season 2 (2023)

* Brainless Podcast #25 - How Cooper DESTROYED His First Phone
* Brainless Podcast #26 - Cooper The SPORTS COMMENTATOR
* Brainless Podcast #27 - Wyatt's Graphic Design License Has Been REVOKED!
* Brainless Podcast #28 - We Had The COPS CALLES On Us
* Brainless Podcast #29 - BUS ACCIDENT
* Brainless Podcast #30 - (unnamed)
Diandra Lyle

**Diandra Lyle** is an American actress. She portrays Erika Baker on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Lyle is best known for her role as Harper's mother Jess Dunn in Disney's *Secrets of Sulphur Springs*. She joined the series in a guest role for the first season and was promoted to series regular from season two onward. In addition to this, she's appeared in various hit shows such as *The Young and the Restless*, *Me, You, & Him*, *Bones*, *Shameless*, *NCIS*, *American Woman*, and *Quantum Leap*.

## External links

* Diandra Lyle at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Diandra Lyle (@diandralyle) on Twitter

* Follow Diandra Lyle (@diandralyle) on Instagram

* Follow Diandra Lyle (@diandra.lyle) on Facebook
Charlie Hall

**Charlie Hall** is an American actor. He portrays Tyler Laramy on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Hall is an actor and son of American actress and comedian Julia Louis-Dreyfus. He has very few credits, but he is best known for his role Kieran in *Love, Victor*. He's also appeared in *Veep*, *Sorry, Charlie*, and *Moxie*.

## External links

* Charlie Hall at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Charlie Hall (@charlie\_hall) on Instagram
Coach Johnson

"*I'm not clear on what brings a D-1 recruit from Philadelphia all the way to Los Angeles in the middle of a critical school year when it comes to college recruiting. But despite your stats, I have no interest in entertaining the drama that comes along with you joining my basketball team.*"
—Coach Johnson to Will[src]
**Coach Johnson** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Sam Daly.

Coach Johnson is the basketball coach at Bel-Air Academy.

## Biography

### Allowing Will on the team

Coach Johnson is approached by Will, who is hoping to join the team, however, Coach Johnson is reluctant to allow Will on his team after seeing his fight with Carlton and Connor. However, he is at least willing to allow Will to try-out tomorrow after school, which he shows up for and impresses the coach enough to earn a spot on the team.

Coach Johnson doesn't start Will for his first game, but when he does get in, he scores back-to-back and even maintains his composure after getting fouled. He then goes on to make the game winning shot.

Coach Johnson instructs Tyler to inbound the ball to Will and for Will to kick it out to Kirk for the win. Wills argues against the decision to give the ball to Kirk, but coach insists. Will follows through with the offense, but Kirk misses the shot and costs them the game. Later that week, during the very next game, Coach Johnson calls for Will to swing the ball to Kirk, but this time, he refuses and takes the shot himself.

Tension has built between Will and Tyler due to Will's refusal to play as a team, though Coach Johnson urges the two of them to look forward rather than back. They live and die as a team, and one more win until they're in the state tournament, meaning that they must remain focused.

Will put in a call to Coach Johnson and arranges for the team to meet his down at the court in Venice Beach, where Zenith and Bel Air Academy will run scrimmages together in preparation for Bel-Air's upcoming game. Coach Johnson tells Will that it takes an unselfish player to want his team to succeed even when he's no longer on it, and that's all he ever wanted from Will. If he wants his spot back on the team next season, then he's more than welcome.

## Appearances

* Yamacraw
* Compromised
* Don't Look Back

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, Episode 2: ***Keep Ya Head Up***
2. ↑ Season 1, Episode 3: ***Yamacraw***
3. ↑ Season 2, Episode 2: ***Speaking Truth***
4. ↑ Season 2, Episode 3: ***Compromised***
5. ↑ Season 2, Episode 8: ***Don't Look Back***
Peacock

**Peacock** is an American video streaming service based in New York City and owned by the Television and Streaming division of NBCUniversal, a Comcast subsidiary. It is now home to *Bel-Air*, a one-hour modern-day reinterpretation of *The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air*.

## External links

* Peacock Wiki on Fandom
* Peacock's official site

* Follow Peacock (@PeacockTV) on Facebook

* Follow Peacock (@PeacockTV) on Twitter

* Follow Peacock (@PeacockTV) on Instagram

* Follow Peacock (@PeacockTV) on YouTube

## References

1. ↑ ‘Bel-Air’: Peacock Gives 2-Season Order To ‘The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air’ Drama Reboot From Morgan Cooper & Westbrook Studios - Deadline
UFC On PSN 10

***UFC On PSN 10: Tyrone Vs. Final Moss 3*** was a mixed martial arts event produced by the Ultimate Fighting Championship, in collaboration with Sony's PlayStation Network. The event took place on March 11, 2022, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas Nevada.

## Background

A UFC Heavyweight Championship trilogy bout between current champion Tyrone and former champion Final Moss took place as the headline. The duo first met at UFC On PSN 8 where Moss won the bout in the third round with a head kick knockout, thus becoming the first person to hold a knockout win over Tyrone, as well as winning the heavyweight championship. The two held a rematch at UFC On PSN 9 where Tyrone won the fight with a first round knockout, reclaiming the heavyweight championship for the second time in his UFC career.

A UFC Welterweight Championship rematch between current champion Tyrone Junior and welterweight contender Leon Edwards took place at the event. The two first met at UFC On PSN 9, where Junior would successfully defend the title. The bout was originally ruled as a head kick knockout for Junior, but the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) overturned the result to a No Contest after they ruled that the kick was an accidental hit to the back of the head. Junior retained the welterweight title.

A UFC Flyweight bout between long time contender Alexandre Pantoja and UFC newcomer, and former WFA Flyweight Champion Aaron Guevara took place at this event.

A UFC Welterweight rematch between Erick Silva and Yancy Medeiros took place at this event. The two first met at UFC On PSN 3, where Silva won the fight via a controversial decision.

## Results

* a ^ For the UFC Heavyweight Championship
* b ^ For the UFC Welterweight Championship
* c ^ Guevara's UFC debut

## See Also

Watch the event right here:

* *UFC On PSN 10: Tyrone Vs. Final Moss 3*
Kirk Miles

**Kirk Miles** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Maxwell Ross.

Kirk is a student at Bel-Air Academy and a player on the basketball team, whose at constant odds with Will.

## Biography

### At odds with Will

During their game, Coach Johnson instructs Will to kick the ball out to Kirk for the win. Wills argues against the decision to give the ball to Kirk, but coach insists. Will reluctantly runs the play as instructed by Coach Johnson, but when Kirk gets the ball, he fails to make the game winning shot, which leads to tension between the two of them after practice, with Kirk reminding Will that they're not in Philly and that they're not his homies in the hood. If Will is going to be on their team, Kirk tells him to watch his attitude and chill out.

Kirk, as well as the rest of the team, are invited down to Venice Beach by Will, where Zenith Hype and Bel Air Academy will run scrimmages together in preparation for Bel-Air's upcoming game.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* Speaking Truth
* Don't Look Back

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, Episode 2: ***Speaking Truth***
2. ↑ Season 2, Episode 8: ***Don't Look Back***
Rasheed Newson

**Rasheed Newson** is an executive producer on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He and T.J. Brady were initially co-showrunners, but after creative differences surrounding the second season, the duo stepped down from the role.

## Biography

Newson's producer and writer credits include *Narcos*, *The Chi*, *The 100*, *Switched at Birth*, *Lie to Me*, *Army Wives*, and *Shooter*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* Dreams and Nightmares
* PA to LA
* Can't Knock the Hustle
* Where To?

## External Links

* Rasheed Newson's official site

* Rasheed Newson at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Rasheed Newson (@RasheedNewson) on Twitter

* Follow Rasheed Newson (@ra\_sheed) on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ ‘Bel-Air’ Changes Showrunners As Carla Banks Waddles Replaces TJ Brady & Rasheed Newson For Season 2 Of Peacock Reboot - Peacock
Aimee Li

**Aimee Li** is an Asian actress. She portrays Phanta on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Li was born in Edinburgh, Scotland and later moved to England, Shanghai, and then LA in 2015, where she studied filmmaking before discovering her passion for acting. She is a young actress with few credits. *Bel-Air* was her first television appearance, though she has been credited with appearing in short films and music videos.

## External links

* Aimee Li at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Aimee Li (@aimee.li\_) on Instagram
Riele Downs

**Riele Downs** is a Canadian actress. She portrays Yazmin on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Downs began acting at a young age and landed her first role in the 2005 drama film *Four Brothers* as Amelia Mercer. However, the young actress is best known for her role as Charlotte Page in the hit Nickelodeon series *Henry Danger*, which aired from 2014-2020. She reprised her role in the 2018 animated film *The Adventures of Kid Danger*. In 2022, she starred as the titular character of Darby Harper in the Hulu original film *Darby and the Dead*.

## External links

* Riele Downs at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Riele Downs (@rieledowns) on Twitter

* Follow Riele Downs (@rieledowns) on Instagram

* Follow Riele Downs (@OfficialRieleDowns) on Facebook
Yazmin Staats

**Yazmin Staats** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. She is portrayed by Riele Downs.

Yazmin is the president of the Black Student Union at Bel-Air Academy. While their paths have not previously crossed at school, Yazmin finds herself impressed by Carlton's contributions to the club.

## Biography

Yazmin welcomes Carlton and Will to the BSU, however, certain members, namely Drew, accuses Carlton of only coming to their meetings previously to get their votes while running for class president. And after he got elected, he never came back, which Yazmin admits is true. While this may be true, the real reason he doesn't do BSUs is that they do a lot of complaining without any action. None of them show up for the student town halls or run for student government to actually change anything. Will interjects and adds that Carlton is willing to pitch bigger ideas for the union to tackle. Yazmin is open to any ideas Carlton may have and encourages him to keep coming to the meetings.

Yazmin wants Carlton to give a speech during the protest and even offers to help him write it, which leads to a near-kiss when the two of them are finally alone, only for Hilary to interrupt. After getting word of the school's attempts to derail the protest, Yazmin calls an emergency BSU meeting to discuss if they should move forward with the walk out. This leads to Ms. Bassin arranging a meeting with Principal Hartwig, with whom they come to a mutually beneficial agreement, though Yazmin doesn't like the terms and devises a plan with Will to move forward with the walk-out as planned. However, when it comes time for Carlton to give his speech, he fails to do so, and Will takes over by hanging a "Black Teachers Matter" banner from the roof.

Yazmin confronts Carlton for not following through with the protest in order to get nominated for the Founder's Award. Carlton tries to explain that it's more complicated than it seems, but Yazmin isn't convinced, suspecting that Carlton played her and the BSU. However, during the BSU's bowling party, she learns this was not the case. In all actuality, Carlton had a panic attack, adding that he has anxiety for which he takes medication in order to fit into their Bel-Air bubble.

After it is announced that Will has been nominated forthe Founder's Award, Carlton becomes upset, but Will doesn't even know how he was nominated, to which Yazmin reveals that he was nominated by the BSU. Carlton confronts Yazmin, who he suspects is trying to cancel him out by nominating Will. Yazmin insists it wasn't personal and argues that Will brings a perspective that they've never seen before. No matter who wins, this is the first time two black students have even been nominated for such an achievement.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* A Fresh Start
* Speaking Truth
* Compromised
* Don't Kill My Vibe
* Excellence Is Everywhere

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, Episode 1: ***A Fresh Start***
2. ↑ Season 2, Episode 3: ***Compromised***
3. ↑ Season 2, Episode 4: ***Don't Kill My Vibe***
4. ↑ Season 2, Episode 5: ***Excellence Is Everywhere***
Jon Beavers

**Jon Beavers** is an American actor. He portrays Kylo on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Beavers began his acting career with his first on-screen television appearance in 2005, on an episode of *Malcolm in the Middle*. However, his first notable role wasn't until 2009, when he was cast in the Nickelodeon series *The Fresh Beat Band* as Twist, from 2009-2013. He also reprised this role in the animated series *Fresh Beat Band of Spies*. His other credits include *Animal Kingdom*, *Criminal Minds*, and *The Long Road Home*.

## External links

* Jon Beavers at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Jon Beavers (@jonnybeavs) on Twitter

* Follow Jon Beavers (@jonnybeavs) on Instagram
Coco Jones

**Courtney "Coco" Jones** is an American singer, rapper, songwriter, and actress. She portrays Hilary Banks on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Jones began performing at a very young age. Her first stage performance was during her kindergarten graduation; at the age of six, she performed *America the Beautiful*. A few years later, when she was nine, Jones met with the casting heads for Disney, and from 2010 to 2011, she was featured on *Radio Disney's Next Big Thing*, but she rose to prominence from starring in the 2012 Disney Channel film *Let It Shine* as Roxanne Andrews. In January 2014, Jones was dropped from Hollywood Records, thus becoming an independent artist, and on August 29, 2014, she released a video for her debut independent single, *Peppermint*.

## External links

* Coco Jones's official site

* Coco Jones at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Coco Jones (@TheRealCocoJ) on Twitter

* Follow Coco Jones (@cocojones) on Instagram

* Follow Coco Jones (@CocoJones) on Facebook

* Follow Coco Jones (@cocojonessings) on YouTube
Season 3

**Season 3** of Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air* was renewed on March 17, 2023.

## Cast

### Main

* Jabari Banks as Will Smith
* Adrian Holmes as Phillip Banks
* Cassandra Freeman as Vivian Banks
* Olly Sholotan as Carlton Banks
* Coco Jones as Hilary Banks
* Akira Akbar as Ashley Banks
* Jimmy Akingbola as Geoffrey Thompson
* Jordan L. Jones as Jazz
* Simone Joy Jones as Lisa Wilkes

## References

1. ↑ ‘Bel-Air’ Renewed For Season 3 At Peacock - Deadline
Julius Banks

**Julius Banks** is a guest starring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Bill Bellamy.

Julius is Phil's competitive younger brother.

## Biography

### Family reunion

Julius arrives at Phil's Bel Air mansion for the Banks family reunion. He has brought with him some custom Banks family reunion T-shirts, which also so happens to promote Julius' car dealerships, which he began working at when he was in high school and built up from there, creating the largest network of black owned dealership. He didn't go to college and explains that there's more than one path to success, pointing to himself as living proof. Julius intends to put Kyle into the family business as well when he's ready.

Throughout the evening, he and Phil compete in various games, including spades, Dominos, pie making, and flag football, with Julius and Kyle winning the latter two and most important contests. Afterward, he and Phil sit down and discuss their upbringing and how they can share the load so that neither of them is overwhelmed, especially Julius, who confesses that losing Denise and being a single father has been tough.

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, Episode 6: ***Let the Best Man Win***