I cried like a baby when this final episode aired. This show was just good from start to finish. Every season was funny. Never a dry moment. One of a kind.
@Flave The g ahhh, but That 70s Show sucked after Eric and Kelso left and replaced them with that lame dude I don't even remember his name. Fresh Prince however despite one cast change was still a very funny show all the way to the end and even gotten better over time.
Fact that a good show doesn't require sleazy and unnecessary vulgar jokes. This show taught us all how to be a better human being. They dont make em like this anymore.
His goodbye with Geoffrey is actually the saddest. Geoffrey was trying to stay professional with that quick “Goodbye Master Will”. That hesitation before going to Will is like reality is setting that this is it. Will is going to see The Banks’ again, the odds of him seeing Geoffrey again are slim to none - so for them this goodbye is forever
@@randycrawford1132 did you not watch the clip? He’s meeting up with his family at The Plaza Hotel once he gets moved into his apartment, so it’s not ‘probably’ it’s 100%
@x GeneraI it's because Geoffrey was always working under Uncle Phil as the family's butler that he feels obligated to call the guys "master." It was very important to understand that he is no longer working as the family's butler. Therefore, Will wanted to get that message through to Geoffrey. That's why he corrected himself and said, "Good bye, 'Will'." It's symbolic that Geoffrey addresses him as if he's no longer working for the family anymore, not the other way around.
He certainly did. He even told him in an episode that even though Will gives him the most grief out of all the kids, he’s also the one he never has to worry about. RIP James.
This show had some many life lessons, especially for a young black man like me....sad that it ended but on such an excellent note. RIP James Avery... :'s
I hate this episode, because it makes me so sad. This was and always will be my favorite series. It's nothing less than amazing to see how wonderful of a person Will Smith turned out to be. He truly is a remarkable person, both today and back then when he really was the Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Sad.
My favorite part of this episode is when Will basically tells Uncle Phil he's like a father to him and he wants to get the phone calls on Sundays seeing how he is.
I love the part when Will says he doesn't want to be seen as the same immature kid that Uncle Phil first saw; Uncle Phil says he has no idea what he thought when he first saw him, implying when he was born. Also when he tells him he's close to finishing school and is on the brink of becoming the man he knew he could be.
"You're not gonna lose us. You are my son Will...end of story" that always gives me the happy feels in the exact opposite "how come he don't want me man?" makes me sad.
Certainly one of them but lets not forget Martin, Living Single, Roseanne, Married with Children, Frasier, Seinfeld, Roc, Home Improvement, Kenan and Kel, The Steve Harvey Show etc.
I remember this when it aired, I was 12 years old and the entire family huddled in the living room and watched this episode with the lights off in the house. Man I miss the 90's, great years, great shows.
I loose it every time when Will and Geoffrey say goodbye. Geoffrey tried to make it quick because it was going to hurt him saying goodbye to Will. Geoffrey was the first person to see Will when he came to visit Bel-Air. Hearing Geoffrey say "Goodbye...Will"... has so much meaning. They have gone full circle in becoming family. I love this show so much!
I own this whole show on DVD and I just finished watching this. I remember seeing this entire show in random order back in the early 2000s when they ran this in reruns. I always get sad and feel like crying when I see this. Good thing I can watch this whenever I want
@@bestbomb17 Hilary's showed move to NY, Carlton went to Princeton and Ashley went to some Performing Arts school in NY too. Phil and Viv then decided to sell the house to move East too to be closer to those 3, also cos they didn't need that big a house anymore. And Geoffrey moved back to London to be with his son, who they introduced a few eps back.
What a brilliant ending... No crappy cliff hanger... ain't no unhappy ending that made you mad or angry... an natural ending where everyone comes full circle. What so heart warming is that although its the end of the show, it really isn't a goodbye for the banks/Smith family... Their bond will be stronger than anything
It's 2015 and still whenever I watch this last episode, it reminds me of so much good memories that I wish to go back. It was definitely the best show ever. I remember I have cried so much at the end.
The amount of warmth this show brought to our homes Growing up will never be replicated again Show taught me a lot There's a will in every other 10 house holds lol Good memories man Good memories 💯💯💯💯
I'm gonna watch the entire series again (I encourage y'all to do so too, no matter how many times you might've already) for James Avery. What a fucking story this show was.
The hug with Ashley has so much meaning to it. Will taught and introduced her to so many things. This whole scene is such a touching moment. I guess everything has to end somewhere.
I love when uncle Phil told will to tell jazz to wish him all the best I got choked up when he said that. The whole ending was sad but that showed me that uncle Phil also cared about jazz too.
One of the best finales in television history. I am so, so glad that they actually took time to reflect about all that's happened, and not just rush it with a bunch of rapid-fire jokes. Truly one of the greatest shows of all time.
The themes the characters the situations the ups and down made us learn about so much about being black and also being yourself and being proud of who you are and having respect and love for your life and all who come into it. Still cry even now at scenes. Such a timeless show. RIP our uncle phil, Mr James Avery.
This was my all time fav sitcom hands down I can even recite every episode lol! I remember being about 11 when this first came out and all the kids on the school yard seeing who could spit the song the fastest.....those were the days!!!
I remember watching this live. The feels. This was one of the programs my generation grew up watching. That last scene of the empty room with the lights off just hit home that there would be no new episodes. Great show.
Odd, I remember a different last scene: Uncle Phil comes back in to the living room, and Will confesses he has nowhere to go. Uncle Phil already knows and has planned for Will coming with them, he asks why Will didn't come to him when he had problems. Will replies something like he didn't want to be more of a burden than he's already been, being a distant relative, Uncle Phil replies: Will, you are my son: end of story.
I would had liked to had seen a special 1 hour one-off reunion special with Will Smith and the original cast minus James Avery to celebrate the show's 25th anniversary. The one hour reunion special takes place 20 years after the final episode. Will reunites with the Banks Family, when Uncle Phil passes on. The special will be dedicated to the memory of James Avery. Will learns what each member of The Banks family has done since they last saw each other and Will reveals he is now happily married and has got kids and brings them to meet The Banks family (Jada, Willow, Jayden etc.) It would had been good. The reunion special would have a lot of flashbacks, looking back on the best and emotional moments of the series and Will and the family remembering Phil. It would be a nice tribute to James Avery and celebrating his life and time on the series. Avery was a good actor and may he rest in peace.
Will and Geoffrey’s goodbye hit different for me because I vividly remember the very first episode Geoffrey was the first person Will met when he answered the door and Geoffrey explained to Will why his title is Master William. 😢 I loved this show growing up. My great grandmother used to love watching Fresh Prince too.
Watched this episode on CC UK last night, emotional stuff when they all went their separate ways :'( Now tonight, they've gone back to the very start, it's funny seeing them all look so much younger :D
1Everyone is talking about the will/uncle Phil and Will/Geoffrey moments. But nobody is talking about the Hilary/Geoffrey moment. 1:47. She started out as the rich spoiled girl who had an amazing character development. Geoffrey despised her for awhile but cared for her overtime. This part of the episode got me the most choked up.
Shows aren't made like this anymore. I remember following this show the entire time. I balled like a baby then and I balled like a baby now. This was and will always be one of my favorite TV shows...this...Saved by the Bell...and Boy Meets World....Family Matters and Full House...that was my childhood!
james Avery was actually in the dukes of hazzard tv show, as a prisoner. also a very good episode, even if you dont like dukes of hazzard, you can still view it, ( as a ) james avery fan, just to watch him.
Best moment from this episode (IMO)
Uncle Phil: ''You are my son Will. End of story''
When did he say that?
@Segunda Conta hahaaa. It is in there, I remember it too.
DEADASS BCZ UNCLE PHIL WAS THE FATHER WE ALL WANTED ‼️‼️‼️‼️
Amen
I cried so hard 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I cried like a baby when this final episode aired. This show was just good from start to finish. Every season was funny. Never a dry moment. One of a kind.
LaChele is you like this show watch that 70s show
LaChele I see you on prince videos
@Flave The g ahhh, but That 70s Show sucked after Eric and Kelso left and replaced them with that lame dude I don't even remember his name. Fresh Prince however despite one cast change was still a very funny show all the way to the end and even gotten better over time.
Dont give people the wrong idea...eric didnt leave untill 6-7 seasons
The wedding was
Fact that a good show doesn't require sleazy and unnecessary vulgar jokes. This show taught us all how to be a better human being. They dont make em like this anymore.
Tru dat
Yea, this show is one of the top 5 greatest shows in television history.
no they don't.
Kill Bill best show in the world and it will always be
One of my all time favourite programmes, sorry I'm getting emotional
Will and Geoffrey's goodbye choked me up the most. All through the show you could tell they really loved and cared for one another.
Flawed Cynic nah the Will and Ashley 😔
Nah uncle phil and will was the saddest man
They were all just really sad
Although all we're touching the one that stuck with me was Geoffrey and Uncle Phil
@@stikvidsyt1369 Yeah, definitely those 2.
His goodbye with Geoffrey is actually the saddest. Geoffrey was trying to stay professional with that quick “Goodbye Master Will”. That hesitation before going to Will is like reality is setting that this is it. Will is going to see The Banks’ again, the odds of him seeing Geoffrey again are slim to none - so for them this goodbye is forever
Yeah it’s really a forever goodbye to Geoffrey, not for the rest of the Banks though as he will see them again probably in his lifetime
@@randycrawford1132 did you not watch the clip? He’s meeting up with his family at The Plaza Hotel once he gets moved into his apartment, so it’s not ‘probably’ it’s 100%
Never thought of that goodbye between Will and Geoffrey like that. Most definitely was the saddest goodbye. Y’all got me in my feels.
Will can always go see Geoffrey again and visit him
@@BudFuddlacker Geoffrey is going back to London. So it would probably be a while before they met up, saw each other again.
Perfect ending to a perfect show. This leaves you with tears. This show made Will Smith.
***** ahahahahahahahahah damn dude youre so funny....not
+Kill Bill stfu
+Tyron Wells i wont. Wtf you gonna do boy
Kill Bill Kill bill
***** you can say that but Will Smith was a noboff before this show. Fresh Prince was his big break
When Geoffrey calls him Will instead of Master William
@x GeneraI it's because Geoffrey was always working under Uncle Phil as the family's butler that he feels obligated to call the guys "master." It was very important to understand that he is no longer working as the family's butler. Therefore, Will wanted to get that message through to Geoffrey.
That's why he corrected himself and said, "Good bye, 'Will'." It's symbolic that Geoffrey addresses him as if he's no longer working for the family anymore, not the other way around.
My favorite part of the last episode. I never understood it till I got older.
x GeneraI and also cause will asked geoffery to call him will on the first episode.
Duolingo Bird yeah, I thought it was more that, to show that Geoffrey cares about will more than just as his butler
Respect!
The expression of sadness on Uncle Phil's face when he leaves Will just beaks me down every time😢
I know man. It's almost like he believes will is the strongest mentally or the children. In a way he is right
Johnny Utah yes
He certainly did. He even told him in an episode that even though Will gives him the most grief out of all the kids, he’s also the one he never has to worry about. RIP James.
This show had some many life lessons, especially for a young black man like me....sad that it ended but on such an excellent note. RIP James Avery... :'s
this show could teach us all a thing or 2
Staple of my childhood
mrm64 here we go with the black thing.. just enjoy the fucken show, nigga
@@kiddfresh626 f you
Grover Underwood fuck you, stupid ass nigga
Even the potato cam can't ruin this scene for me.
Dont lie you know yo old ass misses those blur and tuneing lines.
@@tr3ninja bro...you're clearly 13.
You have 0 business judging others 😂
@@lilwisp4974 I know I'm 2 years late but he wasnt judging him lol
Saddest for me is when Ashley hugged Will: they were more sibling than cousins throughout.
Ashley immediately loved Will in the first episode.
@@nalisspriggs7981 yea its iconic
RIP Uncle Phil. Terrible way to start 2014
Don't think that way ... Uncle Phil is Starting off 2014 HOME ... R.I.P Uncle Phil ... Miss You So Much
CarrLos0796
COME ON, NOW!!!!
He died in 2014??
If so, I totally agree with you. RIP Uncle Phil!
Jason Gafar
He died at the end of last year.
sha11235 thank you. Very sad, but we all must pass one day as well.
the tears started falling when Jeffery picked up the bag anyways, idk why that got me so emotional😭
Exaccctllly samess that had me in tears
Hillary should've hugged him for that. That would've made it more better
Me 2, wtf
@@hisdness1 Karyn was pretty visibly fighting tears, I think she wanted to stay in character.
someone wanting to serve others is a beautiful thing
I hate this episode, because it makes me so sad. This was and always will be my favorite series. It's nothing less than amazing to see how wonderful of a person Will Smith turned out to be. He truly is a remarkable person, both today and back then when he really was the Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Sad.
sissy
Way u mean was the fresh prince he still is
Jason Gafar omg sameee
Jason Gafar u couldn't have said it better 😭😢
Too bad his career has slipped in recent years starring in critical and box office bombs, Will Smith's last big movie was Men in Black 3
May 20th 1996. Thats when the final episode. I was hard for me to watch this because it was a show I watched all through high school.
lol
That's when it aired. They taped it probably in March.
I still never watched it and I’m not watching it right now I’m just reading comments😭😥🥺😭
You sound like a little bitch
@@axelfoley3161 stfu. You're a little bitch
they shouldve done a final running gag throwing jazz out the front door one last time!
They did that at the start of the episode
@@ajboss924 this comment was 9 years ago lmao
@@usmanbeatsgsp sooooo
It’s so cursed that you’re replying to them 😂
@@usmanbeatsgsp who me?
What's that G?
Goodbye....Will.
Powerful moment
Imo, the most emotional part of the ending is when Geoffrey calls Will "Will" when they say goodbye
Also the moment where Hilary ask Geoffry if he can carry her bag to the car, only she was kidding. But he says "It will be my pleasure."
I think he really was upset the show was over... 😢😢😢
Who was upset?
@@omitz9180 he, he was upset
@@kerryobrien6110 Who the fuck is he? Phil, Carlton, who?
@@sha11235 he said he was upset
Y'all some headasses...
This episode was 20 years ago today... 20 years!!
true
+Sunny Hussain wtf 20 years?
Time flew
Sunny Hussain now 21
22 and that's ma age.
My favorite part of this episode is when Will basically tells Uncle Phil he's like a father to him and he wants to get the phone calls on Sundays seeing how he is.
I love the part when Will says he doesn't want to be seen as the same immature kid that Uncle Phil first saw; Uncle Phil says he has no idea what he thought when he first saw him, implying when he was born. Also when he tells him he's close to finishing school and is on the brink of becoming the man he knew he could be.
Jeterfan906 *SUNDAYS.
@@jaycoleman6552 that finale had in 😢 then watching Carlton run downstairs
"You're not gonna lose us. You are my son Will...end of story" that always gives me the happy feels in the exact opposite "how come he don't want me man?" makes me sad.
Greatest show of the 90s
Greatest show of all time...
Certainly one of them but lets not forget Martin, Living Single, Roseanne, Married with Children, Frasier, Seinfeld, Roc, Home Improvement, Kenan and Kel, The Steve Harvey Show etc.
I rewatched the whole series again on Netflix. Man this episode hit me right in the feels.
Shaun N Ince How did you watch it on Netflix I can't find it
Austin Fields Depends on the country. Also they rotate different shows every few months.
Shaun N Ince What country are you in?
Austin Fields United Kingdom.
@@ShaunInce123 bitch
I remember this when it aired, I was 12 years old and the entire family huddled in the living room and watched this episode with the lights off in the house. Man I miss the 90's, great years, great shows.
Want to live the 90s man
@@rachitshukla7111 make your own 90's dog we cant bring that magic back but we can make it happen again.
@@hardwirecars yes sir👊🏻
When G picks up Hill's bags and says "it would be my pleasure." ☹️😭😭😭😭
We could all use a mentor and someone to look up to like Uncle Phil.
Who put these damn onions here, man?
W
+The L Delivery Man I feel so honored.
haha
The L Delivery Man The L delivery man delivering a W? Paradox.
I loose it every time when Will and Geoffrey say goodbye.
Geoffrey tried to make it quick because it was going to hurt him saying goodbye to Will. Geoffrey was the first person to see Will when he came to visit Bel-Air.
Hearing Geoffrey say "Goodbye...Will"... has so much meaning. They have gone full circle in becoming family. I love this show so much!
They had great chemistry throughout. Very sad.
Joseph Marcell is h0tter than h0t. This show was just a display of him in his prime.
This has to be one of the best tv shows in existence.
Orlando chavez That was honestly one of the best endings to a TV show ever.
Along with full house
Geoffrey choked up saying goodbye.....
BEST. COMEDY. SHOW. EVER. MADE!
RIP James Avery
Episode 1: “CALL ME WILL”
Last Episode: “Goodbye, WILL” ❤️
Will Smith has come a long way. Too bad everyone else just disappeared in the background.
Carlton dance is alive and well lol
Uncle Phil has come a long way too
probably the best ending of a series ever.
I honestly think it is, certainly the most touching.
I own this whole show on DVD and I just finished watching this. I remember seeing this entire show in random order back in the early 2000s when they ran this in reruns. I always get sad and feel like crying when I see this. Good thing I can watch this whenever I want
I’ve been looking for a recent comment, I’m glad we had a good childhood
Why did they move out again?
@@bestbomb17 they moved on and all went separate ways. Half of them went to new york
its on netflix now
@@bestbomb17 Hilary's showed move to NY, Carlton went to Princeton and Ashley went to some Performing Arts school in NY too. Phil and Viv then decided to sell the house to move East too to be closer to those 3, also cos they didn't need that big a house anymore.
And Geoffrey moved back to London to be with his son, who they introduced a few eps back.
it was a great touch to have geoffrey call will "will." the perfect allusion to the first episode.
What a brilliant ending... No crappy cliff hanger... ain't no unhappy ending that made you mad or angry... an natural ending where everyone comes full circle. What so heart warming is that although its the end of the show, it really isn't a goodbye for the banks/Smith family... Their bond will be stronger than anything
RIP UNCLE PHIL.. childhood hurts more now..
I always have to put on a series 1 episode immediately after to cheer myself up
The hug with Ashley was pure emotion :'(
I cry like the little bitch that I am every time I see this.
cause thats all you are
Me too man lol
RIP uncle phil!! Fresh prince of bel air is by fair one of my favorite shows!!
think this was the saddest episode everyone leaving, saying goodbye, but most emotional was when Phil and will hugged...
RIP Uncle Phil. He is starting 2014 in a NEW home in HEAVEN god bless you James Avery
they need to revise the show and make will , "uncle will"
that's actually a good idea!!!
YES YES YES!!!
You know they can't afford Will Smith
That’ll be dope
who is "they"? netflix?
It's 2015 and still whenever I watch this last episode, it reminds me of so much good memories that I wish to go back. It was definitely the best show ever. I remember I have cried so much at the end.
This show was absolutely amazing RIP Uncle Phil
The amount of warmth this show brought to our homes
Growing up will never be replicated again
Show taught me a lot
There's a will in every other 10 house holds lol
Good memories man
Good memories 💯💯💯💯
We didn’t need a grand finale or a big musical this ending is short and sweet which makes it one of the greatest
Definitely, it's so well done.
No big drama, just simple real emotion.
RIP James Avery (Uncle Phil)
Every series endings always so sad ends up with a farewell 😢😭
This is how you end a show/sitcom. Seriously, some people just don't know how to end their shows....
I don't know what made me look this up. Now I'm sitting at work with tears falling and red eyes...sheesh
I know right
corneil Madison damnit the tears are back 😂
@@ApathetikDarko yess the more I wipe I keep bawling, gotta stop watching this stuff
I'm gonna watch the entire series again (I encourage y'all to do so too, no matter how many times you might've already) for James Avery. What a fucking story this show was.
+Because The Internet just watched it twice in the past year
I just got through the full 6 seasons. Felt the need to watch the last episode again today.
When Uncle Phil said these words about Jazz: "When he gets here, wish him all the best of luck for me"
😔😢
Yes I got teary eyed too all the times he threw him out his house but yet he has a soft spot for him. That through me off when he said that
@@clauzellblackshear2057 Phil and Jazz could of had a final moment together and part ways as friends
I cried because it was the last of Real TV
The hug with Ashley has so much meaning to it. Will taught and introduced her to so many things. This whole scene is such a touching moment. I guess everything has to end somewhere.
Will and Ashley's goodbye..... No other words needed, just "I love you".
Idk why, but this always got me the most
Oh man! The feels! Just watched this for the first time. One of the best sitcoms ever. R.I.P. Uncle Phil :'(
i cry every single time i watch this scene :'(
Well you need to man up then
She's a girl...
Watching this now after moving away from my family... that moment where Will’s just standing in an empty room... that hits me right in the feels
Best T.V. series ever! R.I.P. Uncle Phill.
One of the most well done endings/final scenes to any show IMO. It wasn't over done, it was just right.
Felt really real.
This and Martin's ending still gets me emotional
I was just watching Martin ending and had to come check this ending out..both my favorite shows
It would have been funny if jazz comes and uncle Phil throws him out one last time just a thought how it would be finished
He was thrown out one last time in the first part of the finale.
18 years ago today.
23 now😭😭
25 years ago now
I love when uncle Phil told will to tell jazz to wish him all the best I got choked up when he said that. The whole ending was sad but that showed me that uncle Phil also cared about jazz too.
True even tho he'd threw him out of his house few times...
One of the best finales in television history. I am so, so glad that they actually took time to reflect about all that's happened, and not just rush it with a bunch of rapid-fire jokes. Truly one of the greatest shows of all time.
Love the last camera shot though! You never get to see that angle! I've always felt trapped watching sitcoms with their 2D stages.
i cry when G calls him will if ya watch the first couple episodes will tries to get him to call him will and he finally does gets me evertime !!!
Damn I miss this show the 90s were the best
You're my son, end of story. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
All the cast had great chemistry.
But I rate James Avery and Will Smith the best duo.
I really would have loved to see Jazz and Uncle Phil embrace.. that would have really made everyone emotional
Yeah lol.
The themes the characters the situations the ups and down made us learn about so much about being black and also being yourself and being proud of who you are and having respect and love for your life and all who come into it. Still cry even now at scenes. Such a timeless show. RIP our uncle phil, Mr James Avery.
i can’t even count how many times i have seen this show and it gets to me every single time ❤️
this made me cry after watching it the second time
This was my all time fav sitcom hands down I can even recite every episode lol! I remember being about 11 when this first came out and all the kids on the school yard seeing who could spit the song the fastest.....those were the days!!!
I remember watching this live. The feels. This was one of the programs my generation grew up watching. That last scene of the empty room with the lights off just hit home that there would be no new episodes. Great show.
I'm thinking I'll feel the same when tbbt ends soon
This scene made me cry when I was 12, and still makes me cry at 32. RIP Uncle Phil 😢
"Never give daddy any bad moods when he's hungry"
Bad NEWS
Odd, I remember a different last scene: Uncle Phil comes back in to the living room, and Will confesses he has nowhere to go. Uncle Phil already knows and has planned for Will coming with them, he asks why Will didn't come to him when he had problems. Will replies something like he didn't want to be more of a burden than he's already been, being a distant relative, Uncle Phil replies: Will, you are my son: end of story.
That was part of the last episode but not the last scene.
Stop making me cry
I would had liked to had seen a special 1 hour one-off reunion special with Will Smith and the original cast minus James Avery to celebrate the show's 25th anniversary. The one hour reunion special takes place 20 years after the final episode. Will reunites with the Banks Family, when Uncle Phil passes on. The special will be dedicated to the memory of James Avery. Will learns what each member of The Banks family has done since they last saw each other and Will reveals he is now happily married and has got kids and brings them to meet The Banks family (Jada, Willow, Jayden etc.) It would had been good. The reunion special would have a lot of flashbacks, looking back on the best and emotional moments of the series and Will and the family remembering Phil. It would be a nice tribute to James Avery and celebrating his life and time on the series. Avery was a good actor and may he rest in peace.
In that special it would be revealed that he married a beautiful honey and had kids and is a better father than his ever was
if I need a good cry I know where to get one!😔😰😭😭😭😭
I never did get to see this episode growing up, I've always avoided watching this because I knew it'd be emotional 😕
RIP uncle Phill...that is terrible i just cant believe it...ohhh
I look back at this I’m still amazed of how much I cried at this looking at it today I realized I didn’t cry enough
Will and Geoffrey’s goodbye hit different for me because I vividly remember the very first episode Geoffrey was the first person Will met when he answered the door and Geoffrey explained to Will why his title is Master William. 😢
I loved this show growing up. My great grandmother used to love watching Fresh Prince too.
Watched this episode on CC UK last night, emotional stuff when they all went their separate ways :'( Now tonight, they've gone back to the very start, it's funny seeing them all look so much younger :D
its just so hot my eyes are sweating.
I'm here after the fresh the prince 30th reunion, wish uncle Phil was alive to be apart! ❤
Will looks like he got emotional during the scene
I always starts CRYING when Geoffrey calls him Will.
I miss James Avery :(
1Everyone is talking about the will/uncle Phil and Will/Geoffrey moments. But nobody is talking about the Hilary/Geoffrey moment. 1:47. She started out as the rich spoiled girl who had an amazing character development. Geoffrey despised her for awhile but cared for her overtime. This part of the episode got me the most choked up.
Or the Ashley/Will moment..
Shows aren't made like this anymore. I remember following this show the entire time. I balled like a baby then and I balled like a baby now. This was and will always be one of my favorite TV shows...this...Saved by the Bell...and Boy Meets World....Family Matters and Full House...that was my childhood!
james Avery was actually in the dukes of hazzard tv show, as a prisoner. also a very good episode, even if you dont like dukes of hazzard, you can still view it, ( as a ) james avery fan, just to watch him.
+Dawson Deshawn I think I'll have to :) Never been interested in that show, but James Avery was one of the best.
Hillary was fine af
Charles Davenport yes
When Geoffrey said "Goodbye...Will" 😢😢
My absolute favorite sitcom of the 90's.
That time when comedy had real feels.