>it's a Carlton exercises his 2nd amendment right episode
It's a Carlton exercises his 2nd amendment right episode
Caleb Morgan
Adrian Roberts
90s were big on telling black people to get rid of their guns and to not even think about owning one. Nevermind that Carlton just wanted one for self defense and was overall a responsible person.
Nathaniel Carter
no more hugs will
Kayden Morales
Is their anything people remember about this show other than "how come he don't want me man" and the intro?
Parker Jenkins
>It's a Donald Trump episode
Elijah Perry
carlton
Carter Sullivan
Will Getting Shot. Carlton experiencing racism.
Jordan Bailey
The clown episode
The one where they visit the playboy mansion
Elijah Sullivan
>carlton on speed
>will's date throwing her fake nails at him
>I was stopped
>shredder throwing DJ Icantthinkofhisname out the door
>kitchen fire
>Mr. Jefferson having dementia
>that ex-con handyman
Parker Peterson
>JUMP ON IT
Michael Butler
Post best scenes
Caleb Taylor
>used to watch FP reruns on nick at night as a teenager
>it'd go through all the seasons and restart once or twice over the course of summer
that was max comfy, turning on the tv and getting a surprise on which part of the series I'd be jumping into
now it's all digital and you can't play fresh prince roulette anymore, I could watch any of them at any time
it's depressing
Zachary Reed
and yet you never watched I Love Lucy or I Dream of Jeannie
Dylan Ward
Carlton dressing up as Macaulay Culkin.
Aiden Rivera
Old Nick at Night was the shit.
Jordan Davis
Aaron Flores
Carlton punching his V card and finding out she is married
Going back to Philly
Will as the auto dealer
The one where they sit around telling stories and Jazz is the hitman
Blake Ross
>There's a non-zero chance that a man who was on The Fresh Prince of Bel Air and WWE might be president
Joshua Powell
Hello, is PRESIDENT BUSH there? Tell him it's CARLTON... It's pronounced CARLTON.
Cameron Hernandez
All I remember about it was that it was a rich black family that thought they were white.
The entire premise of the show seemed to revolve around laughing at the concept of blacks being potrayed as civilised, intelligent, peaceful rich folk with happy families.
Joseph Reyes
I don't see anything wrong with a fine young black man like Carlton Banks owning a gun for his self defence.
Isaiah Watson
Let me tell you something about women: Something about women.
Joshua Nelson
>YOU WON'T FIND ME IN IRAQ, HELLO? WHO'DAT?
Daniel Thomas
>that feel when you stop watching for half a month and tune in and they're airing Ep. 1 again
This and DBZ after school. Whenever the rollover would happen, it'd hit me right in the feels.
Grayson Ward
>Watch FP on Nick at Nite
>not watching it on a WB/UPN affiliate
Wow, way to be spoiled.
Joseph Green
>AAAAGHHHHHHH
Ryder Powell
>there's a 100% chance that a man who used to do shitty westerns and hair product endorsements was president for two terms
Ethan Johnson
Carlton was the only sympathetic character
Noah Williams
the one episode where everybody get´s to tell his version of a pool party in front of a judge
Ryan Collins
>how come he don't want me man
did you know that Wil Smith improv'd that whole thing, it was real emotion because his dad left him as a kid?
Xavier Campbell
No, he didn't, you fucking retard
uproxx.com
Jonathan Hill
he went into politics something fierce though, he wasn't still acting and also running for office, doofus.
Mason Martin
Yeah, there was no fucking way Will Smith wasnt going to be a star.
Aaron Thomas
Uncle Phil did literally nothing wrong, in fact he was way too generous supporting everyone financially
Jason Adams
He used to be a dindu
Brandon Fisher
No, stormweenie.
A lot of it was about contrasting the family's lifestyle with Will's. It actually had little to do with race.
Nicholas Adams
Did you know the man playing Will's father in that scene WAS actually his father, who was then never seen after shooting that scene?
Powerful stuff man, really makes you think.