- Original release
- Previous episode S01E15 - Hilda and Zelda: the Teenage Years
- Number S01E16
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Director
Gary Halvorson
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Writer
Nell Scovell
- Country United States
- Genres Children, Comedy
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Mars Attracts
A starry-eyed Sabrina hates to leave Harvey for a family skiing trip to Mars, but Doug, the good-looking and magically talented ski coach she meets there, soon has her forgetting to phone home while they spend a romantic evening together. Meanwhile, Hilda meets a man who claims to be a secret agent on a dangerous mission, which she assumes is just another holiday-on-Mars fib; and Salem takes the opportunity to host a riotous cat party at home.
Are you ready to step back into the '90s and experience one of television's most beloved sitcoms? With its blend of comedy, drama, and biting social commentary, 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' remains as relevant today as it was during its original run from 1990 to 1996. If you haven't added this gem to your BetaSeries TV line-up yet, now is the perfect time.
'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,' starring a young Will Smith in his breakthrough role, tells the story of a street-smart teenager from West Philadelphia who is sent to live with his wealthy relatives in posh Bel-Air, Los Angeles. As Will adjusts to his new surroundings and clashes with his upper-crust family members - including Uncle Philip (James Avery), Aunt Vivian (Janet Hubert/Daphne Maxwell Reid), and cousins Carlton (Alfonso Ribeiro), Hilary (Karyn Parsons), Ashley (Tatyana Ali) and later Nicky – we are treated to a hilarious examination of class culture clash.
One can't mention 'The Fresh Prince' without complimenting its outstanding cast. Apart from Smith's lovable rogue character, each member brings unique charm to their roles. James Avery’s stern yet loving Uncle Phil provided many heartwarming moments while Alfonso Ribeiro’s Carlton became an iconic character with his comical preppiness and eccentric dance moves. Meanwhile, Karyn Parsons’ Hilary and Tatyana Ali’s Ashley perfectly encapsulated the spoiled yet endearing Bel-Air lifestyle. And of course, who could forget Joseph Marcell's Geoffrey, the sarcastic British butler who always had a witty retort at hand?
