My favorite part of this is when Phil starts absolutely killing these fools, you remember in that moment that Uncle Phil is a self made man. He wasn’t born wealthy. He got there because he’s smart.
Phil thought I’ll teach Will a lesson but I’ll have a bit of fun with him. Entertain while you teach. You retain the information better that way. You also know Phil put that $900 into a college fund for Will.
It's easy to forget that Uncle Phil was a self-made man who earned his way to college, earned money to afford it, and built his success from the ground up.
Uncle Phil used a very common and classic technique of pool hustling. He let the guy win because he knew he’d raise the stakes. Normally the Hustler is the one to raise the bet, but in this case Phil hustled the hustler. He actually outsmarted the guy. A prime example of a well educated man who is also street smart.
This is part of the reason why Uncle Phil grew to become so fond of Will. He may have gotten into trouble a lot and caused a lot of commotion, but he also brought joy and color to Uncle Phil's life. Before Will arrived, Phil had settled into a boring, upper class lifestyle trying to enjoy the more refined things in life, but it just wasn't him. With Will in his life, he may have gotten exasperated at all the shenanigans he pulled on him, but there's no denying that Uncle Phil enjoyed most of it. Just like this scene. If it wasn't for Will getting himself into trouble with a hustler, Uncle Phil would have spent a nice, quiet evening at home. Instead, he got to re-live his own college days and spends the night in a pool hall, teaching Will a lesson and actually enjoying himself at the same time. This show was so good, I could still watch it today and enjoy every minute of it.
You got that right and also, Uncle Phil was the Junkyard Dog on Hulk Hogan's Rock N Wrestling, The Shredder on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Cartoon and he was Alonzo Sparks on the upn Comedy Sparks with Juwanna Mann and Terence Howard
Just binged watch "Dukes of Hazzard" James Avery was a prisoner in the episode where Bo & Luke and then later Boss Hogg and Roscoe P. Coltrane went to the prison camp. I was like, "Uncle Phil."
You do know that James Avery was the star power that anchored that show, right? You don’t launch a prime time series with a group of relatively unknowns. James had marquee value while Will’s star was still on the rise.
I actually had someone try to hustle me when I was 18. My 19 y/o girlfriend talked me out of it. I was like, "These guys are terrible! I can beat them!" She knew what they were doing. I was clueless. Luckily I followed her advice. 🙂
I get 10 beer for that. My and my friend was bar and some random guys want play tagteam pool againts us. We say no and then they say we are chickens. We put bet 10 big beer. Then my friend put all ball down. They are so mad to us.
Uncle Phil’s character was a true class act. Wanted no reward for what he did for his family he only wanted what’s best for them. He was strong and also comforting with his children. He is the Perfect example of a loving father
Same. The way he laughed, spoke and smiled at the same time which a bit of the Shredder voice which i did not know he voiced do to TMNT being only shown on reruns when i was a kid was epic. Alouth the best use of James being the Sheeder was when Will and Carlton were in jail and he and Vivian came to get them out only to be treated badly until the truth at the end came out about Will and Carlton and Phil let lose to the cops full rage mode.
I also like when Uncle Phil says, "Don't mess with my boy again, you mess with him, your messing with me." Then Will does the cool walk and says.. YEAH! LOL
Hussler:"He owes me money!" Doomguy: *Pulls out his blade* Phil:"Now-now... there's no need for violence." Doomguy: *Growls with disappointment* Phil:"I have a plan...Do you remember Lucile?" Doomguy: *Chuckles under his helmet* Phil:"Yes, Sometimes the best way to beat an enemy is at his own game..." Doomguy: *Just stares* Phil:"Alright- Also with your bare hands but this isn't the type of enemy to overkill!"
Phil was conning the con man the whole time and he fell for it hook, line, and sinker. Pool 101, tip number 1: If your opponent looks and acts as if they don't have a clue on what to do around the table, stop the game immediately because they are a way bigger shark than you. You're welcome.
This is the moment that a lot of people realized that Uncle Phil came from the street. He wasn't born rich and his money wasn't handed to him. He made it out of the streets and used what he knew to propell himself and his family to a better standard of living. Will is a younger version of Uncle Phil. Uncle Phil never gave life lessons or advice to the other 3 because they always did what he said, but he was there to help Will navigate through that early part of uncertainty in life, when we transition into adulthood. He understood the difference between his own kids and Will.
He also saw much greater potential in Will than the other 3. He knew that Will may not have been the most well behaved, but he had a naturally smart brain that he could put to great use if he applied himself.
originally lucille was always an instrument of good ... not walking deads perversion of it .... i was insulted when they had negans bat named that .... ruined the show for me right there ... some punk kid writer destroying centuries of good tradition for the sake of ratings
Chris Lupica Yes,the episode with Will's deadbeat father makes me cry hard because it reminded me of mine and my dad's rotten relationship.Can't watch it calmly!
@@dugowt9243 Ignorance isn't the issue, wilful ignorance is. Insulting someone for not knowing something when there are perfectly good reasons why they may not makes you an idiot.
The way he said that with that little laugh, voice and smile was epic as he was saying you are in deep trouble. Phil is a man that is a caring husband, father, uncle. brother in law and just a good man. He has this ability to seem so gullible that many take advantage of only for those to regret it later. He is a man that will put his money where is mouth is while making a fool of you. Also don't EVER hurt his family in any way as he will find a way to make you pay. He also will make his children deal with what they did as well a punish them.
Not just the greatest black sitcom of all time by far, but easily one of the best sitcoms of all time period. Hilarious, clever, witty, yet tackled real serious issues and gave amazing advice and life lessons. The only other black sitcom that ever came close was Family Matters and, while a damn good show, just did not compare to the awesomeness of Fresh Prince. I'm white and when I watched this show, I didn't see a black family, I just saw a family. Hell, it wasn't until the show reminded you that they were black did I even think about it, and it really made those issues sink in; like when Carlton and Will got arrested for driving the borrowed car. James Avery was the heart and soul of this show and really showed just how much hard work can pay off. He was the uncle everyone wish they had and he will be missed.
Agreed....Well written....fully developed characters....genuinely funny...it even wrapped before it got stale and redundant....still can watch this show 30 years later...
This screen reminds of family matter where Eddie get in trouble at the pool hall and Steve helps him out only to have his glasses broken then to have Carl and his mother step in for the win.
there's a scene at the end where Uncle Phil explains this to Will, and thats why he didn't want him going to the pool hall in the first place. He knows what goes on there, and he was keeping Will safe. Proper Dad stuff.
„Break out Lucille“ is the most badass phrase ever spoken in a sitcom.
MackGeddon I came here to say exactly that
Hi from 2020
How could 600 people dislike this? This is one of the best scenes from the Series! :(
"Break out Lucille" i watched this on tv when it aired originally and never saw it coming...that was bad ass 😜
@@stevema2 Uncle Phil was a bad ass
My favorite part of this is when Phil starts absolutely killing these fools, you remember in that moment that Uncle Phil is a self made man. He wasn’t born wealthy. He got there because he’s smart.
"You know, I try to give my family the best in life...and now people are telling me there's a price I have to pay for success!?"
Phil thought I’ll teach Will a lesson but I’ll have a bit of fun with him. Entertain while you teach. You retain the information better that way. You also know Phil put that $900 into a college fund for Will.
Eating a sandwich and sinks a shot. Uncle Phil is the man!
Like scrooge mcduck, uncle phil was tougher than the toughies, smarter than the smarties, and slicker than the slickies
Stfu loser. Its a familiar sitcom
No one going to mention how Jeffrey had that pool cue down his pants this whole time...
My friend what he has down his pants aint no pool cue
For all we know, Jeffrey always had it there in case of emergencies.
What? You mean you don’t have 2 halves of a pool cue down your pants? What’s this? The 2010s? Get with the times.
M
Well it's better than him pulling it out his ass
"Uncle Phil, how are you so damn good at this?!!!"
"How do you think I paid for college, Will?"
Most fantastic explanation :D.
Can you say “head canon”, boys and girls? I knew you could..
Philip Banks was teammates with Danny Tanner.
@@jasondyrkacz8270 And James Evans.
It's easy to forget that Uncle Phil was a self-made man who earned his way to college, earned money to afford it, and built his success from the ground up.
Uncle Phil used a very common and classic technique of pool hustling. He let the guy win because he knew he’d raise the stakes. Normally the Hustler is the one to raise the bet, but in this case Phil hustled the hustler. He actually outsmarted the guy. A prime example of a well educated man who is also street smart.
Never underestimate the greed of a hustler
True. Phil wasnt born rich. He worked hard to make it rich. And to do that, you need to have some kind of experience. Street smart etc
I don't wanna be that guy but... yea... that's literally the joke/punchline.
@@drankydrank1 No please be that guy lol When people explain the most obvious shit like it's a profound thought amazes me....
Pool Hall Hustler Ovah Here
he was everyone's Uncle Phil.
I think he was his opponent’s daddy in this scene
RIP UNCLE PHIL
He was my uncle and I'm white.
He will ALWAYS be my Uncle Phil. RIP
If only we can get him to team up with Uncle Buck
Phil: "Break out Lucille!"
Hustler: "Why do I hear boss music?"
*Uncle Phil breaks and sinks three balls right off the bat.*
Hustler: And why does that music suddenly have lyrics? IN LATIN!?
@Frank Truth Will got hustled, which cost him some money and Phil's car. So Phil finds out and pretended to suck so he hustle the hustler.
@Frank Truth You pretty much summed it up. The guy Phil hustled here had hustled Will earlier in the episode
Uncle Phil boss theme is Soul Man XD
You actually hear Shredder theme music 😤
That one-handed shot while eating a sandwich just really rams the point home.
the point being that whatever happened on that pool table had nothing to do with real pool?
@@LednacekZ - no, the point being that there is a ridiculous amount of skill involved, such that very little attention or care is needed to win.
Its fake guys, he didn't really pot all those balls one handed. Its a camera trick.
@@AKKK001 - I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but the show is fictional, not reality TV. My analysis is in the context of that fictional setting.
"Let me just give you all the disrespect I can"
This is part of the reason why Uncle Phil grew to become so fond of Will. He may have gotten into trouble a lot and caused a lot of commotion, but he also brought joy and color to Uncle Phil's life. Before Will arrived, Phil had settled into a boring, upper class lifestyle trying to enjoy the more refined things in life, but it just wasn't him. With Will in his life, he may have gotten exasperated at all the shenanigans he pulled on him, but there's no denying that Uncle Phil enjoyed most of it.
Just like this scene. If it wasn't for Will getting himself into trouble with a hustler, Uncle Phil would have spent a nice, quiet evening at home. Instead, he got to re-live his own college days and spends the night in a pool hall, teaching Will a lesson and actually enjoying himself at the same time.
This show was so good, I could still watch it today and enjoy every minute of it.
I agree
Geoffrey “I wouldn’t talk”. Lol even he was hilarious on the show.
I love the camera zoom on the guy after lol
Its also got double meaning too.
He never told a lie when he talked even if it sounded rude or mean.
Jeffrey break out Lucille lol my favorite episode.
When was the second time?
Bryan Zero look up The Walking Dead when Negan was first introduced.
+C Barr No thanks
Same!
James Avery rippin it!
And the moral of the story is "Don't f**k with Uncle Phil"
Jazz learned the hard way, multiple times I should add. I wonder if later in that episode Will accepted Uncle Phil's challenge?
clipobserver I doubt it! (Chuckles)
Matt Thornton So true
You got that right
and also, Uncle Phil was the Junkyard Dog on Hulk Hogan's Rock N Wrestling, The Shredder on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Cartoon and he was Alonzo Sparks on the upn Comedy Sparks with Juwanna Mann and Terence Howard
EXACTLY!
James Avery such an underrated actor and an absolute legend!
Absolutely correct.
Great voice actor too. He was The Shredder.
Just binged watch "Dukes of Hazzard" James Avery was a prisoner in the episode where Bo & Luke and then later Boss Hogg and Roscoe P. Coltrane went to the prison camp. I was like, "Uncle Phil."
Who rated him low?
You do know that James Avery was the star power that anchored that show, right? You don’t launch a prime time series with a group of relatively unknowns.
James had marquee value while Will’s star was still on the rise.
Uncle Phil was literally the Judge, Jury, & Executioner. Those balls never saw it coming.
The look on the hustler dude's face when he realizes what he got himself into is priceless.
He has $900 in cash on him ,damn
in which pixel is his face ?
At least, he had a little honor in his spine. I bet, if someone do this today, he'll get shot after that
@@legendarycrimson9303 Damn! Are you using a dial-up internet connection, and how old is your computer? I can see the picture clear as day.
@@SantomPh Well, Phil was rich. Rich people are stupid and arrogant.
RIP uncle Phil, you will be missed
Such a classic moment: "Geoffrey ...... BREAK OUT LUCILLE".
"That's not the way I see it you still stink"
Geoffrey - "I wouldn't talk" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
rukhsarahmed 😂😂😂😂
Nobody threw shade like Jeffrey.
@@davidvarnes7708 Him and Niles from the nanny was the kings of clapbacks.
@@davidvarnes7708 - NOBODY 🤣🤣🤣!!!!
@@smallsneidra imagine if they did a crossover
"And 10% for his manager!" HOW COULD YOU CUT THAT OUT?!
Shawn
And my favourite part "you mess with him, you messing with me"
@@afarensis9720 ....
....
....
YEAH!
Who was he
@@hoshimaruhajime7933 dude who accompanied Will back home so he couldn't escape the debt
took me years before I realized "Lucille" is a reference to B.B. King's guitar
Did it, Aye
I was thinking Lucille Ball...but good point
My brother has a motorcycle he named Lucille 🤣
I actually had someone try to hustle me when I was 18. My 19 y/o girlfriend talked me out of it. I was like, "These guys are terrible! I can beat them!" She knew what they were doing. I was clueless. Luckily I followed her advice. 🙂
I get 10 beer for that. My and my friend was bar and some random guys want play tagteam pool againts us. We say no and then they say we are chickens. We put bet 10 big beer. Then my friend put all ball down. They are so mad to us.
"Break Out Lucille." Best Line Ever.
Negan would agree.
Neegan the creepy old useless 💩
If there was any scene to show off James Avery's charisma and ability it's this one. Miss you,Phil😢😢😢
Your fucking name lmao
"Geoffrey? BREAK OUT LUCILLE."
The line is one thing, it's James Avery's delivery that makes this scene gold.
absolutely, when he says geoffrey's name he almost sounds panicked, then all of a sudden he switches to badass in the space of a comma.
Uncle Phil’s character was a true class act. Wanted no reward for what he did for his family he only wanted what’s best for them. He was strong and also comforting with his children. He is the Perfect example of a loving father
Love the way his voice changed when he says Jeffrey, Break out Lucille
Right!? i was like 'oh shit there done now"
Uncle Phil (not Mr. Avery) was acting to hustle the hustler
Like the difference between Christopher Reeve's Clark Kent and Superman.
It was actually Geoffrey with a G
Same. The way he laughed, spoke and smiled at the same time which a bit of the Shredder voice which i did not know he voiced do to TMNT being only shown on reruns when i was a kid was epic. Alouth the best use of James being the Sheeder was when Will and Carlton were in jail and he and Vivian came to get them out only to be treated badly until the truth at the end came out about Will and Carlton and Phil let lose to the cops full rage mode.
I also like when Uncle Phil says, "Don't mess with my boy again, you mess with him, your messing with me." Then Will does the cool walk and says.. YEAH! LOL
Love uncle Phil. One handed eating a sandwich is such a cool piece of writing and he pulls it off with style and finesse
I call my pool stick Lucille because of this episode
Yeah lucille a real eye popper wouldn't you say
@@kylegovender6211 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good choise..!
I call my Cindy. Short for Cinderella the Magic Stick
@@kylegovender6211 Wrong for that
Uncle Phil: Break out Lucille...
Doomguy: Imma let this guy handle this.
Hussler:"He owes me money!"
Doomguy: *Pulls out his blade*
Phil:"Now-now... there's no need for violence."
Doomguy: *Growls with disappointment*
Phil:"I have a plan...Do you remember Lucile?"
Doomguy: *Chuckles under his helmet*
Phil:"Yes, Sometimes the best way to beat an enemy is at his own game..."
Doomguy: *Just stares*
Phil:"Alright- Also with your bare hands but this isn't the type of enemy to overkill!"
Phil was conning the con man the whole time and he fell for it hook, line, and sinker. Pool 101, tip number 1: If your opponent looks and acts as if they don't have a clue on what to do around the table, stop the game immediately because they are a way bigger shark than you.
You're welcome.
The Hustler thought he was the Great White or Bull Shark of the table. The problem is, Uncle Phil was the Megladon!!
No, in a pool hall, rule number 1 is never play somebody who has their own stick.
100
Or just never play for money
The ending of this episode is great! Will thinks he is entitled to the money Uncle Phil just won. Uncle Phil says "I'll play you for it!
That was a lot of money back then. Like almost a months pay
I remember that ending and Will’s silent reaction told us he didn’t want that smoke lol
Didn't Uncle Phil actually drop it into a college fund for Will?
The shredder always hustlin
Uncle Phil, rippin it.
It was by accident he got the role of The Shredder. Looks like you get him on a pool table and he'd tear you apart
"Tonight, I dine on pool shark salt."
James Avery's version of Shredder is in my top 5 cartoon villains ever. He's second only to Mark Hammil's Joker for me.
@@ACanOfBakedBeans 100% with you!
RIP Big Guy
Rest well big guy. Your legacy lives on 🥲
This is the moment that a lot of people realized that Uncle Phil came from the street. He wasn't born rich and his money wasn't handed to him. He made it out of the streets and used what he knew to propell himself and his family to a better standard of living. Will is a younger version of Uncle Phil. Uncle Phil never gave life lessons or advice to the other 3 because they always did what he said, but he was there to help Will navigate through that early part of uncertainty in life, when we transition into adulthood. He understood the difference between his own kids and Will.
He also saw much greater potential in Will than the other 3. He knew that Will may not have been the most well behaved, but he had a naturally smart brain that he could put to great use if he applied himself.
RIP James Avery AKA Uncle Phil you gave us a memorable performance in fresh prince!
I'm surprised Lucille isn't wrapped in barbed wire.
+Stevie it will be on sunday
😂😂😂
originally lucille was always an instrument of good ... not walking deads perversion of it .... i was insulted when they had negans bat named that .... ruined the show for me right there ... some punk kid writer destroying centuries of good tradition for the sake of ratings
😃
You do know the bat was named in the comics before the show right?
One of the greatest moments in sitcom history.
Break out Lucille, My 2nd favorite uncle Phil moment. 1st was telling off wills dead beat dad and hugging will.
Chris Lupica Yes,the episode with Will's deadbeat father makes me cry hard because it reminded me of mine and my dad's rotten relationship.Can't watch it calmly!
George Master sorry to hear that buddy. Hope you have your uncle Phil too.
@@chrislupica4688 I had one, but he died in 1988.Great guy,too.
George Master I bet he left a big impact on you. I bet he was more of a father then your real father.
My favorite was the episode when Ashley was getting bullied and uncle Phil pinched her dad
Best content that ever aired television
You don't air television you fool. You air ON television. Learning is a good thing. I suggest you try it!
*on television
@@dugowt9243 Ignorance isn't the issue, wilful ignorance is. Insulting someone for not knowing something when there are perfectly good reasons why they may not makes you an idiot.
Not hardly
How do you air television? Never heard of that
RIP Uncle Phil,
The face on the hustler when Geoffrey breaks out Lucille . lol
Michael Gannon He may be a pool hustler, but Uncle Phil on a whoooole nother level when his butler busts out Lucille and sets her up for him!!! 😂😂😂
Michael Gannon in my best Morgan freeman voice at that point the hustler knew he had fucked up
I still remember when James Avery was The Shredder on the ORIGINAL Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon back when VCRs were popular. 😭
Wow, Uncle James Phil has been gone 6 years too soon
I remember laughing hysterically when he was shooting one-handed eating a sandwich at the same time🤣
"Hehehe... Geoffrey...break out Lucille."
Josh quick
Everybody gangsta until Uncle Phil breaks out Lucille
Then Uncle Phil's the gangsta.
"Geoffrey... Break out Lucille!"
Oh, snap.
The way he said that with that little laugh, voice and smile was epic as he was saying you are in deep trouble. Phil is a man that is a caring husband, father, uncle. brother in law and just a good man. He has this ability to seem so gullible that many take advantage of only for those to regret it later. He is a man that will put his money where is mouth is while making a fool of you. Also don't EVER hurt his family in any way as he will find a way to make you pay. He also will make his children deal with what they did as well a punish them.
Phil won that first game lmao, the white ball got potted
And they were potting Stripes And Solids even though you're only allowed to pot one ball type.
Dr jimmy the swagmyster i thought i was the only one who saw that.im like wtf??
Dr jimmy, it was more based on how many pockets they made
Its basic geometry
Biggles
I saw that to I wandered if anybody else did
I love how Uncle Phil was wearing his coat like a gangster at the end.
RIP, may the beyond have a pool hall reserved just for you
You sound like you WANT him to get kicked out of heaven...
Ryebread1983 The real Fats Brown! Watch Twilight Zone, "A Game of Pool."
The classic soul music, and Uncle Phil rocking a pool cue sharing the same name as BB King's guitar; it doesn't get better than this!
I love how uncle Phil has a whole sandwich and is just chilling and dancing around them
Don’t mess with Phil
Lol true
Jeffrey the king of sneak dissing
+Shamar Walker The Sultan of Subliminal Shots!
The Duke of Disses!
@@Cicero82 The Sultan of Shade
The Shogun of Sass
Speaking the queen’s English has its advantages...
You Don't Fuck With The Shredder.
+Nicholas Villar Or Lucille!
You just found that out didn't you?...mad late lol
1:44.... shit gets real! RIP Uncle Phil.
Whaaaaaaaat?!?!??!?!?hes dead?!?!?!?!??!?!?!
restless being He passed in 2014
That's why I like episodes of programs like this one. The hustler getting hustled.
The change of uncle Phil tone when he says break out Lucille still gives me goosebumps 👀
Jeffrey... Break out Lucille!
One of the best parts of any episode of the Fresh Prince!
It was actually Geoffrey with a G .
RIP big man! Much love from Belgium. Weirdly enough you were like a stepfather to us. Thanks for the wise lessons ✌🏻
love the change in Uncle Phils voice when he tells jeffrey to "Break out Lucille"
"break out Lucille" in his Shredder voice.. Shit just got real lol... Legend.
If my fav moment from aunt Viv was her dancing audition, this is my uncle Phil's fav moment! It's the equivalent of Viv! King slay!!!
A pool hustling episode, a staple in all those 90s sitcoms.
All stolen from the original. Family Matters
The MaddawgMar They we're trying to warn us kids about the dangers of pool halls even before Family Matters.
We see it again uncle Phil protecting his family like always but doing in a way only uncle Phil can
man lucille gained a ton of weight between here and the walking dead.
Been learning from Uncle Phil
vidoxi lol well done. :)
Lucille been eating off those media sitcom paychecks. This was the start of her acting career
lucille on wd is trailer trash ... lucille is bb kings guitar
20 years is a long time lol. I went from 165 to 265 in the same time period.
When Uncle Phil told Geoffrey to 'Break Out Lucille' it was Game Over 💯
This reminds me so much of my dad
He was a pool FANATIC and I can only imagine how much he would've loved this scene. 😌
"You still stink!"
"I wouldn't talk." LMAOOOO!
“Heh heh, Jeffrey?😅 Break out Lucille 😠🧊” Love that part..
Uncle Phil is one of the most underrated father figures on TV. He was always there for his children and for Will.
That scene was priceless. RIP Uncle Phil.
The 👀 Uncle Phil give as he rolls up his sleeves after saying break out Lucille says it all 😂 😂 😂
You cut out the best part! When Will leaves and yell's "YEAAAHH" and runs off lol
Jeffrey, "Break out Lucille." So awesome 😎.
It was great to see James Avery 'in his element' with this scene. One of the coolest dudes around, IMHO. RIP, Sir.
Never challenge Uncle Phil !!!! RIP Uncle Phil thankz for the memoriez, loved this show as a kid and still watch clips .
I love how "Timid" James was up in Tenor. As soon as he says "Geoffry" he drops to bass on "break".
You knew it was on as soon as uncle Phil said "Break out Lucille!!" LMAO!!!
There's just something about a big guy playing pool and jiving to "I'm a soul man" that makes me smile
..and still is ;-)
James Avery was an amazing pool player in real life.
Would need to see a link to that, because his bridge is weak and novice
God Bless Uncle Phil🙏 He was greatest!!!!💯
"And 10% for his manager"
LOL!
Yea he cut the best bit hahaha
"Oh, you're going to be like that?"
watch at 0:37, he shot the white ball into the bottom right pocket while he was on the black ball. technically uncle phil won the first game too :)
Rapper Named Crumbs shutup
@@xro1983 who pissed in your cornflakes?
Actually depending on the rules when a player is on the eight and fouls but the eight is not pocketed or off the table. It’s not a loss of game
The 8 went in
they weren't playing 8 ball
When Phillip says break out Lucille. I laughed so hard
Love love love the way he dances around the table, "this is my house boys"
Way too funny...uncle Phil was my favorite actor...America's uncle...r.i.p. uncle phil
My all-time favorite Uncle Phil moment. R.I.P James Avery
Keep Calm and Hakuna Matata i feel bad for nicky since he loses his dad at a really young age
Bum: That's not the way I see it he still stink.
Geoffrey: I wouldn't talk.
No joke I used to practice the one handed shots like when he’s eating because of Uncle Phil
Whether he was Uncle Phil or The Shredder, James Avery was both an inspiration and a gift. 🙏
Never really had an Uncle but Uncle Phil will always be my Uncle.
Not just the greatest black sitcom of all time by far, but easily one of the best sitcoms of all time period. Hilarious, clever, witty, yet tackled real serious issues and gave amazing advice and life lessons. The only other black sitcom that ever came close was Family Matters and, while a damn good show, just did not compare to the awesomeness of Fresh Prince.
I'm white and when I watched this show, I didn't see a black family, I just saw a family. Hell, it wasn't until the show reminded you that they were black did I even think about it, and it really made those issues sink in; like when Carlton and Will got arrested for driving the borrowed car.
James Avery was the heart and soul of this show and really showed just how much hard work can pay off. He was the uncle everyone wish they had and he will be missed.
Agreed....Well written....fully developed characters....genuinely funny...it even wrapped before it got stale and redundant....still can watch this show 30 years later...
You knew it was on when Geoffrey told that fool "I wouldn't talk."
So this is where the Drake & Josh episode came from when Josh was playing pool except a little different; like the Soul Man playing in the background
This screen reminds of family matter where Eddie get in trouble at the pool hall and Steve helps him out only to have his glasses broken then to have Carl and his mother step in for the win.
I barely watched this show growing up, but I vividly remember this scene and Uncle Phil’s line: “Break out Lucille”. 😂😂
1:41 Best line in the history of sitcoms! Uncle Phil is the ultimate boss 😎
One of my favourite scenes ever from that show
Will sometimes forgets that his uncle grew up on the streets like him.
there's a scene at the end where Uncle Phil explains this to Will, and thats why he didn't want him going to the pool hall in the first place. He knows what goes on there, and he was keeping Will safe. Proper Dad stuff.
Jeffery..... Break out lucielle equals shit just got real lmfao that part kills me every time
It's Geoffrey with a G
Rest In Peace Uncle Phil ! Everybody's uncle growing up ! My favorite show growing up!
James, AKA Uncle Phil is still one of the best actors on TV, or should I say was🙁 R. I. P James