If you watched the episode, You hear Carlton saying " The policeman is our pal, we, we can ask him for directions." Who believes that shit? Not me. That's like saying everybody in this world is friendly, When in reality, they're not. Especially police. As smart as Carlton is, he ought to at least know that.
@@gabrielallen8256 As a kid I used to think with cops there were 90% of good cops and only 10% of bad ones. But, as I got older, it soon became clear to me, unfortunately, that it was the other way around
@@gabrielallen8256 agree and disagree. I agree that not every cop is friendly but just bcuz some of them aren’t friendly doesn’t mean that they’re all just trying to book you into jail because of skin color. Everyone is different no matter what race or ethnicity. Cops are different too but in many cases there are some cops that do jump to conclusion bcuz they’re morons that don’t know how to handle certain situations, so they go with the easiest solution and make the arrest like here.
The only thing missing from this is after Will goes to bed, Uncle Phil comes and Carlton asks him, "If you were a policeman, and you saw a car driving 2 mph, wouldn't you stop it?" Uncle Phil replies, "I asked myself that question the first time I was stopped." That line hits harder than anything else in the episode.
@@KrisBryant99 It means Uncle Phil was in denial like Carlton and tried to justify the discrimination he faced from the hands of a racist police officer when he got stopped, but then he grew to realize that it wasn't right and that he opened his eyes to the bigotry of the world.
The fact that the officers immediately offer to help Mr Firth right after telling Aunt Viv and Uncle Phil to sit down and wait becasue they were very busy shows even more how racist they were. Really how busy could they be? Literally had 3 people in the cell what else were they doing, clearly not catching the actual car thieves
"Those aren't the perpetrators, those are partners son and nephew!" "Partner?" "LEGAL PARTNER, and I've got a few questions for you, when you got this alleged confession from these two young men, did they have a lawyer present, NO, BECAUSE I'M THEIR LAWYER, did you notify their parents, NO, BECAUSE WE'RE THEIR PARENTS, so officer, don't tell us to wait, and don't tell us to sit down, just open that damn cell and let those two boys out of there, or I'm gonna tie this place up with so much litigation THAT YOUR GRANDCHILDREN ARE GONNA NEED LAWYERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
It's weird I grew up watching this as a white guy and I never thought of them as different from myself other than them being rich, until these little scenes it wasn't until I got older I realised what happened and it was deep. I felt just as clueless as Carlton
Same. I didn't understand racism. I never saw it. Certainly never experienced it. Thought it was just a TV show. Then I went to college and it was everywhere. And I was forced to question how much racism had actually been around me that I was ignorant of.
Funnily enough durin the 1950s when people were segregated in schools n stuff it was still rly common for them blacks an whites to be friends an hang out, old white folks say they never even thought about it or saw them differently even back then, they just went to different schools. It wasn't until the movements of the 60s where it came to light
@@MehdiGlz I mean.. how could they spell it out any more clearly than this? Will literally breaks it down so even the most oblivious person could understand it.
@@Un0rdin4rYPr0gr4mmeR Exactly. If the media and certain people see a black man show with common sense, life lessons and comedy wrapped up in one, they call this show “offensive and alt-right.” That’s what can happen over 40 years of change
@@DieHarder4ever I'd say I see more of people complaining about a show with those characteristics as being "woke" and "pandering". There are still good shows on with these kind of stories and messages out there.
3:57 " You just don't get it do you? No map is gonna save you, and neither is your glee club, or your fancy Bel-Air address or who your daddy is. Cause when you're driving in a nice car in a strange neighborhood, none of that matters. They only see one thing."
I’ve recently seen this Uncle Phil moment again since I was a kid I like how Mr Firth steps back smiling because he knew shit was going to be getting real. Uncle Phil is the best
Will is the kid who grew up around cops who gave every black kid the stink eye saying, “I’m watching you.” Carlton is the rich kid who’s lived sheltered not realizing what’s going on downtown.
@DieHarder4ever Most rich kids are sheltered and taught to be naive and gullible to the world. But there are also some rich kids that are very much aware of the world around them.
I loved Carlton part in this role. As a child, I thought he was being perfectly reasonable; I was taught in school that "The policeman is your friend, you can ask him for directions!" so when he said that I was so sure he was right. Even after he argued that "the system works!" I was prepared to take his side. Even then, though, Will's argument grated on my innocence and now that I know better irks me that I can no longer have that innocence, and that there are people right now suffering the inadequacies that system represents.
The problem is that the "system" isn't racist, INDIVIDUALS are. Cops don't get training on how to be as racist as possible. That's the other side of the argument. Too many people are being fed garbage that the police system itself is racist when it isn't. There are plenty of good cops that are upset when bad cops give them all a bad rap. It makes it hard for all officers to do their job when the citizens themselves are against them.
@@HumorousLOL Ever consider why ACAB is a popular term? Because the good cops, try as they might, are pressured into backing up their bad apples. Unless something gets national attention like the George Flloyd protests a few years ago, the bad apples continue to serve as police officers even when committing injustices. If they commit an injustice/crime, it gets swept under the rug, prosecution won't prosecute, police union does everything it can to protect the bad apple, often prevented from being sued personally as doing their job as a public servant, meaning their fuckups are paid through public taxes, and the officer gets paid leave and if really bad, just transferred to another city but still serves as an officer. Going back to the original point, it's that good cops fall in line and protect the bad apples (due to peer pressure). That's why people are distrusting of all police and say ACAB
Carlton Made Me So Mad In This Episode.Will Was Trying To Tell Him And Yet Carlton Still DIDNT Get It. Basically What Will Was Saying Is Will: “Carlton,We Got Stopped Because We Are Black”
You can't blame Carlton, he was raised in a way where he never had to see any of that. His dad was a lawyer and he went to a private school. He knew exactly why he was stopped, this was just him trying to ignore it because if he accepted it as it was his whole world view would've been destroyed. It's easier to make excuses for others and to keep your own understanding of how things work than to acknowledge and accept that the world isn't all sunshine and rainbows.
@@silverk496 if it were another white guy or some Hispanic dude I’m pretty sure they would have had to deal with the same thing. You watch too much movies/tv shows and expect the cops won’t do anything to other people of different ethnicities. I’ll tell you the ones who would have had a better chance of not getting arrested in that situation are Rich and famous folks. The ones who draw the short straws are the poor people. It’s not a race things it’s a class thing. It’s the poor and middle class that get fucked over really not blacks.
Can we just appreciate mr firth's smile when uncle Phil starts going off on the officer. Its like he knows the can of whoop ass his partner is about to open.
The slowness limit law is actually called “impeding traffic” so actually that law is a thing but that doesn’t even begin to justify locking up two minors and coaxing a confession out of them without informing their parents of their arrest or allowing them any legal representation, so you could say they were “just doing their jobs” but I’d say they were doing their jobs very poorly!
Just when James Avery broke out his Shredder voice, it would of been funny if Hank Azaria responded back with his Chief Wiggum voice, with a very Clancy Wiggum response.
It’s probably been around 20 years since I’ve seen this episode, but I still remember the “Your GRANDCHILDREN!” line. Still sends a shiver up my spine!
@@justinmorton1774It seems to me that you have no idea that racism has been around for over 400 years and counting, and things won't change if WE THE PEOPLE start the change, and it begins with every white woman and man using their white privilege for the greater good, speaking up when a situation doesn't feel right, or if they see a neighbor of theirs getting racially harassed and profiled, it starts by taking down racist terrorist groups such as: The KKK, Aryan Brotherhood, The Proud Boys, Dixie Mafia ( they're also racists), it starts by holding peaceful protests ( afforded to us by the first amendment of the Constitution), making our presence known, our voices heard, when we can look at each other and smile and say: thank you brother, thank you sister for being who you are and using your voice for good".
Thanks for uploading this, Amazon Prime refuses to load this episode for some damn reason. This episode really nicely shows how unbelievably optimistic and badly naive Carlton is and how sheltered he is from the world outside rich people territory. Gotta love him for that tho, it makes him precious. XD
I like the difference between Carlton and Will. Will being from a city where he probably suffered from racial profiling his entire life by merely standing on a corner or walking in a nice neighborhood and Carlton Whos been sheltered his whole life and saying the system works compared to someone who’s seen the “system” in action
Honestly I think they intended for the cop to be the hero of this episode because if you notice, we never get a clear view as to whose really wrong between Will or Carl. Plus they never gave us more layers to the cop to see if he's really racist in order for Will's argument to have the upper hand. So it's like what''s the point in even addressing the topic if you wont settle on a clear argument LOL
I like how they show their good relationship with how he gently pushed her away when she went it all crazy... But then started to get ten times crazy when they started to disrespect her.
Honestly, even though the cops let them go, Phil could easily have filed a lawsuit on that entire station. They still illegally detained two minors and questioned them without counsel. That'd be one heck of a suit.
3:57 " You just don't get it do you? No map is gonna save you, and neither is your glee club, or your fancy Bel-Air address, or who your daddy is. Cause when you're driving in a nice car in a strange neighborhood, none of that matters. They only see one thing." man that line hits harder than a ton of bricks!
*BALANCE* is the key. Content of character, not color of skin. Two things to add. 1. Being black does not give white police the right to mistreat us and violate our rights. 2. Being black DOES NOT give US the right to break the law. *BALANCE* Question, how do the police know who is committing crimes and who is not. If we don't allow cops to do their job, at some point the criminals will do whatever they please and society will not be safe.
Profiling is illegal, you can't target someone just because they have a certain skin tone unless you're actually looking for someone specifically. And if you're pro profiling. How come whites aren't profiled the most since they commit the most crime? Also the 'let police do their job' = just code for 'let the police indulge in their racist fantasies'
For the record, my dad is a very slow driver, and he got pulled over before for driving too slow. They're mainly just checking if you're drunk or high when you're driving that slow.
And sadly Will was right. Carlton was clueless. He just didn't get it. Those cops weren't doing their jobs. Will and Carlton were rousted. And Carlton doesn't get it.
I actually have been pulled over for driving too slow. They said it was "reasonable suspicion" because many drivers under the influence drive way under the speed limit because they think it'll keep them from being stopped. Obviously the message they're trying to get across here is valid... but it does happen.
It wasn't Phil that saved them. They'd have figured it out eventually when they got around to it but it was Phil's partner stepping in then suddenly they're the rich white guys friend so all is well. Will's point isn't just about this one time but every time in Carlton's life when Phil won't be there anymore to clear things up.
"Fool, this is not the Love Connection" Gotta Love That Fact: During the 90/91 Season, Season 8 of The OG Love Connection with Chuck Woolery and Season 1 of Fresh Prince were both Taped at the same studio Hollywood Center Studios Hollywood the home to Soul Train, the revived JEOPARDY!, Fox's Fun House and the infamous Tic Tac Dough with Patrick Wayne Here's a sad, but true fact: Chuck Woolery has outlived James Avery aka Uncle Phil aka Shredder and Executive Producer Quincy Jones has also outlived Uncle Phil
Bro ask me if I memorized this entire scene (I used to when I wanted to be an actor as a child, I was in Zoombafoa, Kids Say the Darnest Things, Amanda Show, ect.). By far this is funniest FP scene in the world.
The Shredder came out that day
Firth was like: "you done messed up now"
Thought the same thing!
oh THATS RIGHT, HE WAS... man, yall niggaz -- nah you know what leave me the fuq alone right now im out
Totally heard that. 😆
😂😂😂
Shows how street smart Will is and how naive Carlton was
will knew everything lmao
If you watched the episode, You hear Carlton saying " The policeman is our pal, we, we can ask him for directions." Who believes that shit? Not me. That's like saying everybody in this world is friendly, When in reality, they're not. Especially police. As smart as Carlton is, he ought to at least know that.
@@gabrielallen8256 As a kid I used to think with cops there were 90% of good cops and only 10% of bad ones. But, as I got older, it soon became clear to me, unfortunately, that it was the other way around
@@gabrielallen8256 agree and disagree. I agree that not every cop is friendly but just bcuz some of them aren’t friendly doesn’t mean that they’re all just trying to book you into jail because of skin color. Everyone is different no matter what race or ethnicity. Cops are different too but in many cases there are some cops that do jump to conclusion bcuz they’re morons that don’t know how to handle certain situations, so they go with the easiest solution and make the arrest like here.
You can't assume a police officer's intentions or moral alignment. You have no idea what they deal with on a daily basis
The only thing missing from this is after Will goes to bed, Uncle Phil comes and Carlton asks him, "If you were a policeman, and you saw a car driving 2 mph, wouldn't you stop it?" Uncle Phil replies, "I asked myself that question the first time I was stopped." That line hits harder than anything else in the episode.
😞😞😞💔💔💔
uncle phil held it down, the realest TV dad RIP
Huh I dont get it?
@@KrisBryant99 It means Uncle Phil was in denial like Carlton and tried to justify the discrimination he faced from the hands of a racist police officer when he got stopped, but then he grew to realize that it wasn't right and that he opened his eyes to the bigotry of the world.
I mean in all honesty you should stop a car driving 2mph ……
I appreciate that Mr. Firth is clearly just as annoyed as Phil.
Nah I appreciate more that side smile he did when Phil took over.
@@ZOLFNERright
@@ZOLFNER I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO CAUGHT THAT
The word you’re looking for is "angry".
Annoyed is an understatement. Henry’s pissed.
"Oh honey, we about to get very busy up in here." 😂😂
Oh yeah original viv was Gangsta
Mr. Firth legit just smiled and backed off probably thinking "oooooooo you going to get itttttt...."😂
I miss the energy the original aunt Vivian brought
@@WinterBaby90 no she wasnt.
The fact that the officers immediately offer to help Mr Firth right after telling Aunt Viv and Uncle Phil to sit down and wait becasue they were very busy shows even more how racist they were. Really how busy could they be? Literally had 3 people in the cell what else were they doing, clearly not catching the actual car thieves
"Oh we about to get busy" yessssssss Aunt Viv!!
When a woman starts to remove her earrings, that's the sign to run like the wind before they open up a can of ass whooping
"Those aren't the perpetrators, those are partners son and nephew!"
"Partner?"
"LEGAL PARTNER, and I've got a few questions for you, when you got this alleged confession from these two young men, did they have a lawyer present, NO, BECAUSE I'M THEIR LAWYER, did you notify their parents, NO, BECAUSE WE'RE THEIR PARENTS, so officer, don't tell us to wait, and don't tell us to sit down, just open that damn cell and let those two boys out of there, or I'm gonna tie this place up with so much litigation THAT YOUR GRANDCHILDREN ARE GONNA NEED LAWYERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
His eyes how they got big
Carlton's heart is too good for this world. That's why he didn't get it.
Living a sheltered life can do that to you.
@@Heraldo_Del_Mar that it does
It's weird I grew up watching this as a white guy and I never thought of them as different from myself other than them being rich, until these little scenes it wasn't until I got older I realised what happened and it was deep. I felt just as clueless as Carlton
I felt the same way. This show had some incredible writing! And it holds up so well.
Same. I didn't understand racism. I never saw it. Certainly never experienced it. Thought it was just a TV show.
Then I went to college and it was everywhere. And I was forced to question how much racism had actually been around me that I was ignorant of.
Yeah the racism is present but it's mostly implied. I think it would have helped a lot more if they were a bit more explicit in the show
Funnily enough durin the 1950s when people were segregated in schools n stuff it was still rly common for them blacks an whites to be friends an hang out, old white folks say they never even thought about it or saw them differently even back then, they just went to different schools. It wasn't until the movements of the 60s where it came to light
@@MehdiGlz I mean.. how could they spell it out any more clearly than this? Will literally breaks it down so even the most oblivious person could understand it.
Why can't they make shows like this anymore... so many life lessons and wisdom while simultaneously being extremely entertaining
I have no idea. You’re exactly right
Honestly. Because of "political correctness" and how easily some people get offended these days.
@@Un0rdin4rYPr0gr4mmeR this the one,
sadly.
@@Un0rdin4rYPr0gr4mmeR Exactly. If the media and certain people see a black man show with common sense, life lessons and comedy wrapped up in one, they call this show “offensive and alt-right.”
That’s what can happen over 40 years of change
@@DieHarder4ever I'd say I see more of people complaining about a show with those characteristics as being "woke" and "pandering". There are still good shows on with these kind of stories and messages out there.
Aunt Viv went straight hood on them!!😂
3:57 " You just don't get it do you? No map is gonna save you, and neither is your glee club, or your fancy Bel-Air address or who your daddy is. Cause when you're driving in a nice car in a strange neighborhood, none of that matters. They only see one thing."
I just love when Uncle Phil stood up for Vivian like that. RIP James Avery😢😢
I’ve recently seen this Uncle Phil moment again since I was a kid I like how Mr Firth steps back smiling because he knew shit was going to be getting real. Uncle Phil is the best
This is not the love connection. So true and so funny!
Yes
Because now a days people don't want to learn anything, most people just want to complain about everything.
Will is the kid who grew up around cops who gave every black kid the stink eye saying, “I’m watching you.”
Carlton is the rich kid who’s lived sheltered not realizing what’s going on downtown.
yep
@DieHarder4ever Most rich kids are sheltered and taught to be naive and gullible to the world. But there are also some rich kids that are very much aware of the world around them.
@@MsWiccanpriestessmost naive
I loved Carlton part in this role. As a child, I thought he was being perfectly reasonable; I was taught in school that "The policeman is your friend, you can ask him for directions!" so when he said that I was so sure he was right. Even after he argued that "the system works!" I was prepared to take his side.
Even then, though, Will's argument grated on my innocence and now that I know better irks me that I can no longer have that innocence, and that there are people right now suffering the inadequacies that system represents.
The problem is that the "system" isn't racist, INDIVIDUALS are. Cops don't get training on how to be as racist as possible. That's the other side of the argument. Too many people are being fed garbage that the police system itself is racist when it isn't. There are plenty of good cops that are upset when bad cops give them all a bad rap. It makes it hard for all officers to do their job when the citizens themselves are against them.
@@HumorousLOL Ever consider why ACAB is a popular term? Because the good cops, try as they might, are pressured into backing up their bad apples. Unless something gets national attention like the George Flloyd protests a few years ago, the bad apples continue to serve as police officers even when committing injustices. If they commit an injustice/crime, it gets swept under the rug, prosecution won't prosecute, police union does everything it can to protect the bad apple, often prevented from being sued personally as doing their job as a public servant, meaning their fuckups are paid through public taxes, and the officer gets paid leave and if really bad, just transferred to another city but still serves as an officer.
Going back to the original point, it's that good cops fall in line and protect the bad apples (due to peer pressure). That's why people are distrusting of all police and say ACAB
Carlton Made Me So Mad In This Episode.Will Was Trying To Tell Him And Yet Carlton Still DIDNT Get It. Basically What Will Was Saying Is Will: “Carlton,We Got Stopped Because We Are Black”
You can't blame Carlton, he was raised in a way where he never had to see any of that. His dad was a lawyer and he went to a private school. He knew exactly why he was stopped, this was just him trying to ignore it because if he accepted it as it was his whole world view would've been destroyed. It's easier to make excuses for others and to keep your own understanding of how things work than to acknowledge and accept that the world isn't all sunshine and rainbows.
Sure, you can get pulled over for driving to slow, but in Will & Carlton’s case, that wasn’t the reason
But....the system works....
Yeah they were in a tricky situation. They were driving a car that didn’t belong to them but they were asked by the owner to take it somewhere.
It was the reason…black people just like being victims so they made it out to be more
@@Turboman-kx7cc what’s tricky about borrowing a car? Oh I get it it is kind of tricky proving your innocence when black and presumed guilty.
@@silverk496 if it were another white guy or some Hispanic dude I’m pretty sure they would have had to deal with the same thing. You watch too much movies/tv shows and expect the cops won’t do anything to other people of different ethnicities. I’ll tell you the ones who would have had a better chance of not getting arrested in that situation are Rich and famous folks. The ones who draw the short straws are the poor people. It’s not a race things it’s a class thing. It’s the poor and middle class that get fucked over really not blacks.
Your grandchildren are gonna need grandchildren lawyers.
OH NOOO- NOOOOOOOO😮😮😮
You let those boys out of there or I’m going to sit down 😠
I just love how savage uncle Phil gets its fucking gold
Can we just appreciate mr firth's smile when uncle Phil starts going off on the officer. Its like he knows the can of whoop ass his partner is about to open.
Gonna wrote a school project on these scenes. So good
an u would get an A + on it without a doubt
I hope you don't try to use the word "write" in that school project.
@@SixHundredAndSixtySix hahahahahaha... 1st grade is tough ya know
The slowness limit law is actually called “impeding traffic” so actually that law is a thing but that doesn’t even begin to justify locking up two minors and coaxing a confession out of them without informing their parents of their arrest or allowing them any legal representation, so you could say they were “just doing their jobs” but I’d say they were doing their jobs very poorly!
I love that the younger cop is Hank Azaria
Just when James Avery broke out his Shredder voice, it would of been funny if Hank Azaria responded back with his Chief Wiggum voice, with a very Clancy Wiggum response.
0:00The policeman is our pal? I thought that was stupid when I was a kid!
Thats kinda sad
HEY! You don't talk to my wife like that!
Could you please sit down?
It’s probably been around 20 years since I’ve seen this episode, but I still remember the “Your GRANDCHILDREN!” line. Still sends a shiver up my spine!
Even if Carlton had brought a map, it still wouldn’t have mattered. There was a high chance they still would have been stopped
"These boys know me as 'Dad' and 'Uncle Phil'. But YOU may call me....The Shredder"
I like that uncle Phil says we're there parents including will in it
"Not if I bring a map" bro’s confidence is unmatched 💀
Let those damn boys out of there, or I'm going to sit down. Your grandchildren are going to need grandchildren lawyers!
MYYYY MOM MYYYY MOM
CLAP YO HANDS CLAP YO HANDS
Can you make me a sandwich?
"The system works!"
Yeah it works against you all right.
Yeah if you're rich it works quite well.
Will’s outfit at the end! 🙌🏾
Still get goosebumps watching uncle Phil speech
Carlton has more than a lot to learn when it comes to the police
It seems that you do…if you believe that this type of stop is even remotely close to realistic
@@justinmorton1774 yeah will and Carlton getting shot would’ve been more realistic
@@justinmorton1774 it seems that you didn't learn a thing either
@@daemonhunter100 UA-cam doesn’t like facts…so they removed my reply…
@@justinmorton1774It seems to me that you have no idea that racism has been around for over 400 years and counting, and things won't change if WE THE PEOPLE start the change, and it begins with every white woman and man using their white privilege for the greater good, speaking up when a situation doesn't feel right, or if they see a neighbor of theirs getting racially harassed and profiled, it starts by taking down racist terrorist groups such as: The KKK, Aryan Brotherhood, The Proud Boys, Dixie Mafia ( they're also racists), it starts by holding peaceful protests ( afforded to us by the first amendment of the Constitution), making our presence known, our voices heard, when we can look at each other and smile and say: thank you brother, thank you sister for being who you are and using your voice for good".
Thanks for uploading this, Amazon Prime refuses to load this episode for some damn reason.
This episode really nicely shows how unbelievably optimistic and badly naive Carlton is and how sheltered he is from the world outside rich people territory. Gotta love him for that tho, it makes him precious. XD
Good.... It's racist
Nobody messes with uncle Phil. And Mr. Firth was like your screwed know.
Your GRANDCHILDREN are gonna need GRANDCHILDREN lawyers!
Could you please sit down?
You let those kids out or I’m gonna sit down.
*APPLAUSE*
@@imakecontent2206 I'm Henry Firth 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥳🥳🥳
Lmao Carlton was a fool for the end 😂🤣😂
YOUR GRANDCHILDREN ARE GONNA NEED GRANDCHILDREN LAWYERS
I like the difference between Carlton and Will. Will being from a city where he probably suffered from racial profiling his entire life by merely standing on a corner or walking in a nice neighborhood and Carlton Whos been sheltered his whole life and saying the system works compared to someone who’s seen the “system” in action
Honestly I think they intended for the cop to be the hero of this episode because if you notice, we never get a clear view as to whose really wrong between Will or Carl. Plus they never gave us more layers to the cop to see if he's really racist in order for Will's argument to have the upper hand. So it's like what''s the point in even addressing the topic if you wont settle on a clear argument LOL
Oh boy did Carlton really step into that one with the registration.
I don't know how their badges stay on, because they're pinned to slime
I love how Firth backs up, he knew Uncle Phil was going to go off!!!!
When The Shredder comes out you are in deep trouble
Carlton got the nice soft slap! 😂😂😂
Mr. Firth is like "He's yours partner" 😂
Bro that ending was TOO real. I forgot about this episode!!! (Haven’t seen the show in years but I loved it.)
That was great how Uncle Phil told the cops to let the boys out 🎉
I like how they show their good relationship with how he gently pushed her away when she went it all crazy... But then started to get ten times crazy when they started to disrespect her.
Uncle Phil chanalled his inner shredder.
RIP James
Everyone needs an Uncle Phil 👏👏👏
I love uncle phil!!!
I was Young at the time this Aired. I understand how things Work now, up to a point.
Calm yourself, Barney Fife!
Honestly, even though the cops let them go, Phil could easily have filed a lawsuit on that entire station. They still illegally detained two minors and questioned them without counsel. That'd be one heck of a suit.
Uncle was ready to call in the foot clan
0:44 Will Smith epic facepalm :D
The best part of this episode is Bob singing.
Love how when Phil said the words, Legal partner the cop looked away as he was thinking (Oh shit)
Damn Uncle Shredder. That’s colder than Turtle soup.
Will: You had one JOB, Carlton!
RIP James love me Uncle Phil!
3:57 " You just don't get it do you? No map is gonna save you, and neither is your glee club, or your fancy Bel-Air address, or who your daddy is. Cause when you're driving in a nice car in a strange neighborhood, none of that matters. They only see one thing." man that line hits harder than a ton of bricks!
Imagine that being police in 2021-2022, uncle Phil would have got shot right in that police station for being aggressive
Carlton is too innocent and naive for the real world.
Great show- 'The Flesh Pimp Of Bell Aire'
1:11 this dude rlllly threw it back just there
They only see one thing.....the color of your skin.
so true
So sad but true
Well Carlton may be naive, but he at least won Dancing with the Stars.
Uncle Phil handled this!!
*BALANCE* is the key.
Content of character, not color of skin.
Two things to add.
1. Being black does not give white police the right to mistreat us and violate our rights.
2. Being black DOES NOT give US the right to break the law.
*BALANCE*
Question, how do the police know who is committing crimes and who is not.
If we don't allow cops to do their job, at some point the criminals will do whatever they please and society will not be safe.
Profiling is illegal, you can't target someone just because they have a certain skin tone unless you're actually looking for someone specifically.
And if you're pro profiling. How come whites aren't profiled the most since they commit the most crime?
Also the 'let police do their job' = just code for 'let the police indulge in their racist fantasies'
1:46 when Aunt Viv took her earrings out, she meant business!!
At 02:30 , uncle phil
Made me proud. ❤
Ngl Carlton was a bit annoying at the end :'(
I would’ve did exactly what Will told me so we can get to Palm Springs
Damn! I miss James Avery so much.
Way to go uncle phil
For the record, my dad is a very slow driver, and he got pulled over before for driving too slow. They're mainly just checking if you're drunk or high when you're driving that slow.
The original Aunt Viv was on that type of timing 🔥🔥
And sadly Will was right. Carlton was clueless. He just didn't get it. Those cops weren't doing their jobs. Will and Carlton were rousted. And Carlton doesn't get it.
Let my People go 😀
Uncle Shredder !
Oh honey we're about to get very busy✊🏾
Nothing like fictional racism to fan the flames of division.
God damn every line from will smith hit real hard like a boxers punch and not just what the police did
I actually have been pulled over for driving too slow. They said it was "reasonable suspicion" because many drivers under the influence drive way under the speed limit because they think it'll keep them from being stopped. Obviously the message they're trying to get across here is valid... but it does happen.
No need to a dramatic remake to make us think
You and that map 😹😹😹
"or who your Daddy is"
After Literally being saved by their Daddy.
It wasn't Phil that saved them. They'd have figured it out eventually when they got around to it but it was Phil's partner stepping in then suddenly they're the rich white guys friend so all is well. Will's point isn't just about this one time but every time in Carlton's life when Phil won't be there anymore to clear things up.
Did uncle Phil prevent them being pulled over by a racist cop? No.
I mean if the car isn't reported stolen what was the charge? Why would they even be arrested?
Because they're young black males driving a fancy car that white folks think they can't afford.....DUMASS!😡
"Fool, this is not the Love Connection" Gotta Love That
Fact: During the 90/91 Season, Season 8 of The OG Love Connection with Chuck Woolery and Season 1 of Fresh Prince were both Taped at the same studio
Hollywood Center Studios Hollywood the home to Soul Train, the revived JEOPARDY!, Fox's Fun House and the infamous Tic Tac Dough with Patrick Wayne
Here's a sad, but true fact: Chuck Woolery has outlived James Avery aka Uncle Phil aka Shredder and Executive Producer Quincy Jones has also outlived Uncle Phil
You know what the worst part of this.... It's happened FAR too many times.
1:35 I recognise the other cop, that's Hank Azaria.
There he is on the left at 2:30
Bro ask me if I memorized this entire scene (I used to when I wanted to be an actor as a child, I was in Zoombafoa, Kids Say the Darnest Things, Amanda Show, ect.). By far this is funniest FP scene in the world.