Uncle Phil’s character was so needed for Will. That heartbreaking episode when Will’s biological dad left him & Uncle Phil was left to console Will helps this particular scene to be so beautifully done. Will had a real father through Uncle Phil. He needed to know that Uncle Phil was truly proud of him❤️❤️❤️
Phil needed Will too. Carlton emulated Phil and will be successful but Will learned every lesson Phil taught. Success is nothing if you have nobody to pass the knowledge to. I loved their relationship.
Not sure if it was the same episode, but when Phil went off on Will’s real dad for leaving again. Thats the passion and love of someone who is truly there for you. Yes, I know these are characters on a show. However, this happens in the real world every day.
Tv dad's had values, and taught life lessons, not baffonery....gave something to life stories, motivation....etc....good ole TV with shows that took on real situations...and family values...🙏🏿
You know I’m that very episode you’re talking about.? Will tells uncle Phil “You’re not my father!” And the look on Phil’s face made me want to cry because you could tell that comment broke his heart 😢 No he wasn’t will’s father but he took him and and loved him like he was one of his own
He was the finest actor on the show there's no doubt about that. I'll always remember how he delivered his lines so clearly and emphatically. Rest in power James Avery.
Someone once said that they want a “sequel” of fresh prince. Where Will buys the house and raises his own family and a nephew/niece comes to live with him just like he did. A single season where the remaining cast comes in for cameos and episodes and the it ends with them visiting Phil’s grave and a touchy moment
@@BHRamsay Bel-Air was their attempt to reboot they tried to nostalgia and woke commentary to get high praise. To me it felt way too preachy and like every modern person of color drama. Fresh Prince was a comedy drama that didn't take itself too seriously while talking about major issues and problems and making everyone feel inclusive. 21st century wokeness is fucking horrible
Judging by how he raised his own family I don't want that sequel His wife is abusive and cheats always His son hates his dad I don't even know what's going on with his daughter Yes let this end like this
When i was a kid watching this, no one cared that they were Black. It was just great show about great family, regardless of skin color. It's a shame that many great shows like these are being forgotten because studios need to shove their philosophy that they are doing something groundbreaking. Shows like this broke the ground long time ago.
I think so! I was delighted for the African American community to be given dignity and respect in a sitcom that was popular universally, everyone loved it, and it was just brilliant comedy and a great cast!
@@Mithguar The fact that you just dismissed the message OP was pointing out is exactly what she’s talking about. Stop acting like we’re all the same & treated the same bc we’re not. Black people are dismissed, disrespected, and stereotyped especially in Hollywood & the media. You know what? Ima leave this alone bc it’s no point in trying to explain something you don’t want to understand.
@@w..j..2605 jesus f cking christ woman, so are latinos, all with the accent being some funny pieces of shit. are we f king crying about it? about being stereotyped? imma stand by what HE said: this show NOBODY cared about the skin color. it was just a great damn show!
Uncle Phil's role felt sooo real, he played it sooo well.... That father figure was always felt.... (maybe it's just me)..... GOSH, "Fresh Prince" was/is definitely a timeless sitcom..... I just love it.... 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼❤️
honestly i went through this with my adopted father i realise now he had more confidence in me than i had in myself i never had the support that he gave me and still gives i want nothing more than to make him proud
You know I grew up watching the show and I loved it it was both comedic but it also had some great life lessons in it and the actors were amazing we need to bring back more shows like this because I feel like this show will soon be lost to the generations coming up
I saw the last episode of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air ONE TIME. The original first repeat of the episode was around August 1996. The original episode aired around May '96. I missed it. I saw the repeat. And never saw the episode again. That was my last summer of innocence. It was the memorable Summer of '96. RIP Uncle Phil. RIP Tupac 🕊️🌺
Uncle Phil and Carl Winslow Two powerful men. Two fantastic father figures to a generation of young men. RIP Mr. Avery. Your presence is missed, but your light still shines brightly on us.
I love the episode of Family Matters where Little Richie tells his friend that his Uncle Carl looks like the dad from Fresh Prince and James Avery shows up at Carl's door.
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Rip Uncle Phil, the world lost a real one.
for real homie
Facts
💯
W o and then we
I’d rather the real ones be in paradise than this fucked up world. May he RIP
Uncle Phil loved Will far more than Jada ever will.
😂😂
savage but true
🤣🤣🤣🤣got my good laugh for today...
That's why they didn't cast her to play his girlfriend and got the chocolate goddess to do it instead
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Uncle Phil was everybody’s uncle
JINX!! I was thinking the same thing!
Nah I loved the show too but I have real family
@@no1rongfrfreedum752 not everyone does though fam
He was legit my uncle when I grew up watching the Fresh Prince
Can’t believe that next year he’ll have already been gone 10 years
Uncle Phil’s character was so needed for Will. That heartbreaking episode when Will’s biological dad left him & Uncle Phil was left to console Will helps this particular scene to be so beautifully done. Will had a real father through Uncle Phil. He needed to know that Uncle Phil was truly proud of him❤️❤️❤️
Phil needed Will too. Carlton emulated Phil and will be successful but Will learned every lesson Phil taught. Success is nothing if you have nobody to pass the knowledge to. I loved their relationship.
Not sure if it was the same episode, but when Phil went off on Will’s real dad for leaving again. Thats the passion and love of someone who is truly there for you. Yes, I know these are characters on a show. However, this happens in the real world every day.
Tv dad's had values, and taught life lessons, not baffonery....gave something to life stories, motivation....etc....good ole TV with shows that took on real situations...and family values...🙏🏿
@@Anonx82 it’s the same episode and I totally agree with you
You know I’m that very episode you’re talking about.? Will tells uncle Phil “You’re not my father!” And the look on Phil’s face made me want to cry because you could tell that comment broke his heart 😢 No he wasn’t will’s father but he took him and and loved him like he was one of his own
Uncle Phil’s character was needed for all of us
Yes
So true qords
year late, but Philip Banks and Carl Winslow were ALL of our uncles.
Only matched by Uncle Iroh.
My word!
Uncle Phil, the dad we all wanted. Loves you no matter what. Shame we don’t have TV like this anymore.
Firsts things first rest In Peace uncle phil fr
You're the only father I ever knew
@@ui-dovakiin4549I get my bitch pregnant. Ima be a better you !
I get my b**ch pregnant, imma be a better you.
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The only words a son wants to hear, "I'm proud of the man you are.". Same thing a husband wants to hear.
Same thing every man wants to hear.
And hardly any do
Very true.
Yes indeed,on both accounts.
Or son
“A man i’m damn proud of” That was James Avery talking. He knew Will Smith was going to be real successful ❤
Well yeah, up until the slap.
@@MadaraUchiha55910😂 oh my goodness!! That was great!
Yeah pretty sure he wouldn’t be to proud of that
@@MadaraUchiha55910 will is still successful.
Up until Jaiden
Every man needs an uncle Phil, if the men of today had an uncle Phil, the world would be a much better place
📠
Uncle phil AND carl Winslow, lets not forget about Uncle Carl!
This lowkey made me wanna cry kinda hit home a lil bit
Let it out bro 😢
Same
These type of lines always get me
Uncle Phil is the father figure we all wished we had.
James avery man.. that power will hook you in.. tone.. emotion.. that man had it!!
❤❤❤❤
yeh I think he is the best BLACK DAD on TV history.
@@ovandocarter6377 imagine saying the best black dad, and not the best dad on tv ever
@@ovandocarter6377It’s a big toss up between him and John Witherspoon aka *Pops!* 😊
He was the finest actor on the show there's no doubt about that. I'll always remember how he delivered his lines so clearly and emphatically. Rest in power James Avery.
Someone once said that they want a “sequel” of fresh prince. Where Will buys the house and raises his own family and a nephew/niece comes to live with him just like he did. A single season where the remaining cast comes in for cameos and episodes and the it ends with them visiting Phil’s grave and a touchy moment
Bel-Air was pretty good, Fresh Prince as a drama works surprisingly well , for me at least.
@@BHRamsay Bel-Air was their attempt to reboot they tried to nostalgia and woke commentary to get high praise. To me it felt way too preachy and like every modern person of color drama. Fresh Prince was a comedy drama that didn't take itself too seriously while talking about major issues and problems and making everyone feel inclusive. 21st century wokeness is fucking horrible
If this happened and the final scene was will touching Uncle Phil's grave I would without a doubt cry my eyes out.
@@anthonyorona8069 glad I'm not the only one. someone reach out to Will. I'm sure he'll fund the show
Judging by how he raised his own family
I don't want that sequel
His wife is abusive and cheats always
His son hates his dad
I don't even know what's going on with his daughter
Yes let this end like this
I feel this scene my uncle was my father figure too Rip James Avery
RIP to your uncle James my man
Man if I was Will I would have cried when he said a man I’m damn proud of
We were so lucky to have mainstream tv shows that represented blk ppl in positive lights💯
When i was a kid watching this, no one cared that they were Black. It was just great show about great family, regardless of skin color.
It's a shame that many great shows like these are being forgotten because studios need to shove their philosophy that they are doing something groundbreaking. Shows like this broke the ground long time ago.
I think so! I was delighted for the African American community to be given dignity and respect in a sitcom that was popular universally, everyone loved it, and it was just brilliant comedy and a great cast!
@@Mithguar The fact that you just dismissed the message OP was pointing out is exactly what she’s talking about. Stop acting like we’re all the same & treated the same bc we’re not. Black people are dismissed, disrespected, and stereotyped especially in Hollywood & the media. You know what? Ima leave this alone bc it’s no point in trying to explain something you don’t want to understand.
@@w..j..2605 jesus f cking christ woman, so are latinos, all with the accent being some funny pieces of shit. are we f king crying about it? about being stereotyped?
imma stand by what HE said:
this show NOBODY cared about the skin color. it was just a great damn show!
I got teary eyed watching this ngl
Same here
God bless Uncle Phil!! We all loved that man!!
These two chemistry during scenes was next level .. you can feel every emotion from every scene they did together 🔥🙏🏾
Uncle Phil's role felt sooo real, he played it sooo well.... That father figure was always felt.... (maybe it's just me)..... GOSH, "Fresh Prince" was/is definitely a timeless sitcom..... I just love it.... 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼❤️
uncle Phil is the GOAT
Him and Carl Winslow are the two GOAT TV Dads
James Avery is a legend. Uncle Phil you are. most definitely loved and forgotten
Forgotten? More like remembered fondly.
Man this is the best fucking acting in history! Will will always be the greatest regardless of the slap! I’m looking for the next scene now!
You need to see more movies.
The Village
We need more tv shows like this
They don't make shows like this anymore. RIP Uncle Phil❤
He is the father we all need
everyone wish they had uncle Phil he was great man. rip 🙏
Man the ending of this show just watching it again and again still so emotional for me
The way he said “Why did you lie?”
I know you messed up bro, but it doesn't have to define you. I'm still a fan of you and your work. Just try to learn from this and do better. Respect.
❤
I'm a fan too, and I support your comment fully. ✊🏽
I wish I had a father figure in my life to acknowledge me in this way
This episode always touch my ❤ rest easy uncle Phil ❤
honestly i went through this with my adopted father i realise now he had more confidence in me than i had in myself i never had the support that he gave me and still gives i want nothing more than to make him proud
I also realized that all I needed was to tell him what was really going on and he was still there for me helped me and I've given it hell
Uncle Phil gave me great advice growing up seeing this show my parents gave me good advice as well been doing great on my own for quite a while
in the great words of Nelly "there can never be another one", R.I.P Uncle Phil
Y’all kids gotta back and watch fresh prince. The 90s had the best shows 😎
Uncle Phil was the best TV dad!
Uncle Phill was the father he deserved, and the daddy he needed.
You know I grew up watching the show and I loved it it was both comedic but it also had some great life lessons in it and the actors were amazing we need to bring back more shows like this because I feel like this show will soon be lost to the generations coming up
Need more uncle Philips out here today, rip Mr Avery
Hearing Uncle Phill say he's damn proud of you is like, the most pure form of serotonin I can imagine
Uncle Phil was truly the father every man needed!!! 😔
Omg I cried when I seen this the first time…nope y’all not getting me again from a prerecorded nope😢
I saw the last episode of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air ONE TIME. The original first repeat of the episode was around August 1996. The original episode aired around May '96. I missed it. I saw the repeat. And never saw the episode again. That was my last summer of innocence. It was the memorable Summer of '96.
RIP Uncle Phil. RIP Tupac 🕊️🌺
Uncle Phil was the dad we all needed stern but understanding. What a wonderful role.
Uncle Phil hugging will after he talks about his dad not being in his life always makes me tear up
That made me shed a tear, I miss James Avery (Uncle Phil). I can definitely relate to this episode.
Uncle Phil is the father figure that much would like to see around and be RIP Uncle Phil
We need more Uncle Phil's today. Great role model.
Uncle Phil and Carl Winslow
Two powerful men. Two fantastic father figures to a generation of young men. RIP Mr. Avery. Your presence is missed, but your light still shines brightly on us.
Still a fan
Glad you exploded
You needed a reboot
he was a man as a child.#pay attention.👍😎you could learn slot from children.😉💖👍👏
Avery was such a talented actor hollyweird slept on. we are truly privileged to see it shine through.
One of the best shows ever made
Uncle Phil was a better father to Will than Will's father ever was.
❤
I just love uncle Phil and Will moments
James avery was both a fantastic actor and incredible voice actor rest in peace
damn wish uncle phil was there to talk some sense into will at the oscars 🙇🏼♀️
#FAMILYFIRST
Still the best Father figure to ever grace Tv Rip Uncle Phil
One of the few tv dads that didn't let us down
My heart screamed when he said he was proud of him.
This is why this show is amazing and why it always will be
Will had quite a few of these moments where his acting prowess was really on display.. he'll always be the king of Philly
Miss black shows like this. Wholesome as heck. Fresh prince and the Cosby show were two greats.
The fact they tried rebooting this a couple years ago. Nothing tops this
Big ups to the sweatshirt he’s wearing, it’s the All Black baseball league in Pittsburgh Pa🤎🤎🤎☀️☀️
This scene always made me cry
This was one of the best shows growing up
The only dad Will ever needed...
We need more shows like this to come back
Uncle Phil was phenomenal especially in these scenes. Rest peacefully sir🙏
The uncle we all wished we had growing up!
An amazing show. Wish more shows were like this
Miss Uncle Phil, great role... RIP...
I've learned so much from Uncle Phil as a dad. RIP to a legend
I agree! We all need a Uncle Phil in our lives. Somebody to put us back in place when we fall apart
Gave me tear's... I remember this like it was yesterday. 😢
One of the best TV dads ever
There will never be another Uncle Phil!
this show taught some hard facts and some even better values!
We all need an uncle Phil. RIP big guy. 💚💚
The REAL Reality shows I really miss!!!!
These scenes still hit me hard....
This scene makes me cry every time I see it. Hope my old man comes around.
ONE OF THE BEST SHOWS EVER
So sadly missed. This show taught so many people the support we all need. Still love to watch.❤❤❤❤
Miss you uncle Phil.
I hope people have this moment because they deserved to be proud of
Wish we had more uncle Phil in our daily lives. Rip James avert. Shredder and uncle Phil. What a legacy for a generation of kids
Uncle Phil, number one TV Dad of all time.
We appreciate uncle Phil now more then ever
Really miss this Uncle. Good Times growing up with him
One of the best actors man
I missed this show so much
THE FRESH PRINCE BEL. - AIR ONE MY FAVORITE TV SHOW
Uncle Phil and Carl Winslow are what men should strive to be like as fathers.
I love the episode of Family Matters where Little Richie tells his friend that his Uncle Carl looks like the dad from Fresh Prince and James Avery shows up at Carl's door.
Between him and bob saget man the world lost real tv dads