Reviews & Ratings for
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (1990)

For all of its frolic and delight, its social observations and conflict make it the television progeny of such substantive sitcoms as "All in the Family."

After getting into a fight in his neighbourhood, The hip Will (Smith) is sent off to the posh Bel-air to live with his aunt and her family. Can the guy from West Philadelphia adjust in the elegant society of Bel air?
This is the debut show off Will Smith who plays himself but with a different back story. We see a multi talented Will, who raps, dances, plays basketball and is a ladies magnet. Humorous events follow when Will tries to adjust to the posh town and his lifestyle and attitude is misunderstood as rude and eccentric. The supporting cast is also very good, who are too often insulted or mocked by Will.
A must watch show for every Will Smith fan and sitcoms followers. One gets to see the whole package of Will Smith from sports to action to rapping and dancing.