Fresh prince of Bel Air Will Smith apologises and cries
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- Will smith apologises for keeping Speed in his locker which carlton accidentally took and ended up in hospital. He cries. With real tears :O Very sad part of the episode. Episode 3x19 - Just Say Yo.
I like how Uncle Phil is angry but still gives him a hug at the end
PrivateHudson90 same here
PrivateHudson90, that is what a true uncle is all about.
Unique79 a true father
he was a bigger father than Will's own father
@TheGreaterGood80 amen
I like how he said “you hurt him and you could have hurt yourself” it shows that even though he’s angry he still cares about him.
He sees him as a son too.... Saying that sentence shows both
If them being hurt was a concern not just Carlton
What Will learns throughout the show even into the very last episode is that Uncle Phil never not cared for him.
Great catch
Not only that, the fact he addresses Carlton not as his "son" but as "someone dear to Will" is so smooth and better. It's not alienating Will from the "main" family nor making uncle Phil resentful towards him, it shows he cares for Will as if he was his own son and wants Will to realize that.
That's what's parents is all about
People always talk about Will's dad leaving being the saddest scene, but this one takes a really close second.
For awhile I actually thought this episode was the saddest
Yes very close second
All the scene between will and Carlton after will got shot in the hospital that's the saddest scene
This is number one for me, mostly because I lost so many friends to drugs and drug life. I see myself in both Carlton and will in this scebe
I'll never talk about wills dad leaving being sad. You look up dead beat dad in the dictionary you'll see his picture.
I'm equally impressed with how Uncle Phil dealt with it. He didn't explode in a fit of impotent rage or start yelling at him abusively; he countered every defence Will had with rational, valuable responses - that he shouldn't even be contemplating taking drugs, that his carelessness almost killed someone close to him, and could have hurt him as well. Then, knowing that Will owned up because he felt remorseful, he decides to make him apologise to the family because he knows that doing so will drive the point home. And then when Will breaks down crying, he goes and hugs him, just to let him know that the lesson has been learned, and everything's okay. Like a proper father.
I wish I had an uncle like Carlton.
I love the way you broke it down
I would have just kept scolding at him and then ground him with no hug. It sounds cruel, but that is how I was raised.
Josh Ocampo ...ya cant just ground someone for using pills
Goddamnit. I'm already choked up rewatching this scene. Then I reread this and got me teary eyed again.
This, Will's break down when Lou left, and when Carlton bought the gun after will got shot are the top 3 most emotional points in the show
that episode where Carlton got the gun was also pretty sad. but Carlton was stupid because he could have just given the robber the money and that's it. but Carlton reached into his pocket and the gunman reacted thinking Carlton was reaching for a gun
Carlos Montero That was meant to show Carltons ignorance of the streets. He grew up rich and totally opposit of how Will grew up who had an understanding of what was going on. The whole episode was built around Carltons view of the world changing from the safe, privileged world he grew up into the real world where it doesn't matter how rich you are, you aren't actually as safe you think you are.
+Beardsley McBeard but Carlton doesn't know the mentality of the streets
But Will does. Will Smith the character anyway. He's from West Philly where he's probably been rousted by cops just for walking down the street and probably even had guns pointed at him
Carlos Montero yeah, but I think the episode is more about Carltons world shattering and Will being scared his cousin will do something he'll regret
The way he gradually breaks down makes me tear up
IKR? And its not just shows its also commericals trying 2 teach kids 2 stay away from drugs and the end pulled at the heart strings a little
Same here that put me in tears too
I was just watching this again the other day and I almost broke down with Will
I was bingeing this show and then this part hit me and I cried for 10 minutes
Logan and Jon the part where Will puts his head down and says “...c....come on Uncle Phil don’t make me” always hard to watch this scene
Will was brilliant in this scene, but you also have to give props to Uncle Phil. I like how he gave him tough love at first, then he came to Will's aid when he saw him breaking down into tears of guilt. Uncle Phil know how to be strong and gentle at the same time, which why I respect him. One of the best TV dads of all time. Rest In Peace Uncle Phil.
Jeffrey Keith Horne II Well said!
Tough love? This was pretty tame compared to what you're thinking of.
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I mean the acting on Will’s part was great but the script for uncle Phil was great
This comment made me cry 😢
What's crazy is that Will had no acting experience before this show. The only reason he started doing it was because he had debt out the ass. Who knew he would be this great of an actor?
He did do acting before the show. He got bussed in the butt in one movie he was in.
@@fromthefather8349 No he didn't. All movie experience he gained was directly related to his acting in the show. In fact, the only reason he became a movie star is BECAUSE of his acting on the show. He had no prior experience with acting, and was only doing music.
from the father chill
i heard there were time really pushed him to nail certain scenes so i think will smith has him to thank for his acting career
idk his life story but i wonder if some scenes were personal for Will? Maybe it was 50% “acting” and 50% pure unresolved issues in his real life
Uncle Phil was the ultimate father figure. He holds Will responsible for his actions, but he never blames him, there's a huge difference. He's also just as concerned for Will as he is for Carlton.
Definitely when he said you hurt him and you could have hurt yourself
William wasn't ever the blame thank heavens when Carlton took the pills himself and this incident happened automatically.
Well said!!!!!
-Welcome to the real world, Will!
That's not a excuse, it's never an excuse!
So true, uncle Phil is always right
and he's right about thing that Carlton couldve died if it wasnt for Will Victor J
With no means of starting an argument, this comment is just ridiculous. No one's "always right."
That’s why He had a lot of power and influence on so many and still does
Indeed.
Indeed. He is always right!
uncle phil will always be the best father figure
KillerChick911 yes,him and Carl from Family Matters
@@tereamusic Carl was a joke.
Uncle Phil was a crooked judge that put many black teens in jail. I know because my neighbor's son is serving time thanks to this guy.
@@DoctorSkillz Are you serious? You know it's just a show, right? Besides that, people generally put themselves in jail by breaking the law. Don't blame the judge for that, especially a non-existent one.
@@jeffreygranger6913 What do you mean? I know this is a show, but Judge Banks was a corrupt judge in real life. He may have been a good uncle and family man, but he wasn't well-received by the black community. I'm really glad he's no longer on the bench.
This scene always makes me tear up. The show had a lot of hilarious moments, but the sad moments were really, really sad. This one, including the time Will got shot, and also when his dad left him, were all really emotional.
The reason the scene when his dad leaves is so powerful is because will smith was talking about his real life father.
It WASN'T about Will's dad. Smith did say he had a lot of friends whose dads weren't there for them, and he channeled that emotion he saw from them. Regardless, it was a really powerful scene.
Kevin Ehsani They have good messages on here that have real meaning.
As specially about drugs
That is so very true and RIGHT.I, honestly always cry specific scenes.NOT that Im a mother, BUT, since there is always one: Im 40 now and my fathers my best friend, adding so: " NEVER HEAR MY WORDS JEAN, ALWAYS LISTEN THEM, AND LOOK AT ME WHEN I SPEAK." Yeah right, why?" BECAUSE IM NOT ONLY YOUR FATHER, IM ALSO YOUR BEST FRIEND, MUST ADD: YOURE NOT LIVING FOR ME TO SUBTRACT YOUR PATH, BUT TO ADD FACTS, LIKE VOWS, RESPECT, HONER."I was 13 when he expressed those words....How 4get them?
Same😭😭😭
This is the moment when Will Smith became a real actor! Putting into a scene strength, sadness and power! The road to becoming one of Hollywoods finest!!!!
+mikjon67
Now he's washed up and getting refused roles because he demands his son be put in them. The biggest case of Hollywood nepotism in recent history.
+vivi44 and his son is such a shit actor as well
indeed, if his son had some form of skill when it came to acting, then ok. but the kid just sucks. lmfao
To be fair to the kid his first director was Shamylan and he's not exactly the best guy to bring out someone's acting quaility.
+RedfurredPikachu Jay den hasn't been good in any movie.
The way he nervously and shamefully moves his body. The way his voice shivers, and those tears... Honest to god, this is some of the best acting I've ever seen. 100% relatable, and it makes you wonder if there was actually something going on at that moment because it looked so real, it makes you doubt it was even acting at all. If an actor can manage that, they are top notch. I saw this show when I was a little kid, but never in its entirety, and never with the capability to fully comprehend everything. I grew up watching Will Smith movies, so I decided to watch this show and truly experience how he started out, and damn, he deserves everything he has.
I love that Uncle Phil’s anger and fear are not just because of Carlton, but Will too.
He treated Will and Carton as equal sons of his.
He was just harder on Will because he needed it. He needed a father, a strict but loving one.
In my head cannon Will didn’t get into “one little fight and his mom got scared”
I bet she could see he was heading down a dark path in the future. Living in a neglected project, surrounded by gangs, drugs and crime.
I mean Will was all she had, and she sent him across the country. She’s lucky she had the chance to give Will a new life in Bel Air, a life with lots of potential.
I mean can you imagine how much it hurt her to decide to send him away for his own good.
Oddly enough in the remake, Belair, Will got caught up in gang violence and Carlton actually is taking drugs.
Don't mind me, I'm just a guy who has never seen more than a few episodes of Fresh Prince, yet watching 3 minute CZcams clips of this show and sobbing.
+Team Xtreme I feel you man
Team Xtreme same here
Team Xtreme Have you watched some episodes yet? Great show right
Team Xtreme same
Definitely worth watching!
The best comedy of the 90's, it had heart when it counted..
Brah Sumatra it was more than a comedy if you think about it
Nah the best comedy was seinfeld lol this was more of a comedy/drama. Seinfeld never had dramatic serious moments. It was just straight rapid fire funny
I think Roseanne and even Boy Meets World are up there with this show as the best sitcoms which also had those true to life dramatic moments.
Bloody Persistent Roseanne is so believable, Seinfeld had never drama in a scene throughout
alex kanyima Seinfeld and Married With Children are two 90s sitcoms I can think of that didn’t have a single serious dramatic moment.
a real man owns up to his wrong doings and Will owned up to what he did because he's a real man
+Nick Yates Also powerful cause it's something his dad never did
Which is amazing since he's only had a real man be in his life since he came to live there!
@@leeim1995 also BC Uncle Phil both forced him to do it but also comforted him right afterwards. Real guidance.
Ironic how his wife basically abuses him, cheated multiple times and for some reason he stays with her
Nick Yates
Taught to him by Uncle Phil.
He's not just his Uncle he's his father.
Which is why I felt that "my son could have died" line felt remarkably harsh... Slight writer's gaffe imo
@@rileyk5228 I think that was the point though, it was vague whether he meant Carlton OR Will, because Will easily could have taken them himself and died.
@@rileyk5228 not harsh I would say that to my daughter about my son or vica versa .
@@rileyk5228 just because Carlton didn't die that doesn't change the fact he was in a life threating situation because of Will's mistake.
By your twisted logic the drivers who were caught driving under influence shouldn't be prosecuted by courts because no accident took place because of their driving.
2:20 Hillary’s face gets me every time. She’s supposed to be the daffy, goofy character of the show, but in this moment, even SHE’S serious and pissed AF!
This show had a lot of heart. There are times where Will is a little self absorbed, but moments like this are really touching. He loves Carlton, despite picking on him, he loves him like a brother and he felt really bad that he could've died, as it would've been his fault. This is what this show was about, it made you think, while entertaining everyone that watched it.
it was interesting to see how the show tackled real life situations
Facts
I always love the simple detail that, while Will picks on Carlton, anyone else does it and Will steps up immediately to shut it down.
He is a big brother to Carlton. For all his cousin's goofballness, nobody bullies Carlton but him.
He loves his cousin a lot, so nearly causing his death must have been devastating to him. Absolutely devastating.
"All I know is that somebody real close to me that I love a whole lot could be dead right now.... and it would be all my fault. I'm sorry, man!"
One of THE BEST lines and acting EVER delivered on the show...
Itis tho 😧😧😧😂
What about the dad one that was probabily just a tad bit more better i think. Either amazing performances
The way it was said and delivered never ceases to amaze me or make me sob a bit. Will knew he did something horribly wrong and owned up to it like a man and while he broke down, he had the family there to help him through and give him comfort. THAT, is family. Real family. Something a lot of shows don’t show anymore. Easily one of my personal favorite episodes
The real crime is giving season tickets to the fucking clippers as a gift.
Today's clippers yes
90s clippers no
^Idk I figure Wills character would be a 76ers fan and everyone in the house hold to be Lakers fans first.
+ExecutionStyleInc He lives in LA though and is a basketball fan , so im sur ehe probably adopted a team... why the clips ,, who know lol
Don't have to be a sports expert to know that the team is probably a favorite of his. Lot's of people have a favorite team despite differing opinions.
+Emin Hopar the Clips losing 50 games every year was Exciting?? I guess whatever makes you happy
RIP JAMES AVERY!! THE GREATEST TV DAD EVER ! LETS CONTINUE RAISING THE YOUTH! NOT DESTROYING IT !
Uncle Phil was a damn great man. He was a man with honor and kindness. A beautiful character.
Will Smith had one of his most moving performances in this scene, in my opinion
On three episodes on this show made me cry; This, Will's father, and Will and Carlton at the hospital with the gun
"How come he don't want me, man?" That hits me every time. Great scene.
And don't forget Will catching his mom in bed with a man. That too was so emotional. ;D
That scene was more goofy than emotional.
I agree 100%
@@allengreene9954 I think he knew that...
Daaamn the way he called in the ENTIRE FAMILY , SHEESH....
Phenomenal acting from will smith
That's what bothered me, the fact that he had to call in the whole family
James Avery's performance was powerful as well...
@@batistafury6668 yes because he needed Will to own up to what he did as well as not keeping a secret like that because what happened affects EVERYONE in that household. Stop being so damn soft.
@@kendallrivers1119 ain't nobody being fucking soft, shut the fuck up. Will had already owned up to what he did just by telling him the truth, foh
Jesus, the arguments. It better to own up and tell the whole family then hiding it. Hiding it will only hold in the guilt, making it worse.
This is why Uncle Phil was Wills true father (figure). He didn't yell or scream, but he didn't let him make any excuses and drove the reality of what happened home. Made him face the people he hurt, and was supportive.
Will Smith is such an amazing actor
To stand straight for his mistake and apologies to his family, that‘s real strength.
Now that is what I call acting! Brilliant!
agree!
It's like he doesn't even have to try, it doesn't even look like he's acting!
What I liked about this episode is the fact that when I was growing up in the 1980's, sitcoms showed that kids were forced by other kids to use drugs in order to fit in with the cool crowd. In this episode, we know that Will is cool and that he would not do drugs to fit in with the cool crowd, nor would he ever tell anyone else to do them to be cool.
Kind of makes me wonder how Jazz would do with drugs.
I think he would just sell them.
Phil was the father Will needed. He treated him like his own and taught him life lessons while never beating him down or judging him. Their relationship was so beautiful to watch. If you didn't know any better, you'd think Phil was the biological uncle instead of Vivian being the biological aunt.
Even though he jokes on Carlton, you can tell he loves him!🥺🥺
I grew up with this show. I'll be having children in the near future, and in the meantime I'm going to rewatch every Uncle Phil vs his children/nephew clip just to learn from him (RIP James Avery).
He Died!!?
My heart just broke into pieces
Dr. Dhoom she was a crazy bitch
agreed. I respect you for that.
Tell the truth, Uncle Phil is understanding, nice, caring, loving, educated, protective, honorable, instructive, level-headed, patient, humble, inspirational, loving, industrious, playful, bad-tempered at times, altruistic, noble, kind-hearted and sympathetic.
They don’t make shows like this anymore! This is REAL “reality tv”! Shows that actually teach life lessons!
Its crazy how a comedy show has scenes like this and then now shows that are supposed to be real arent
I wouldn’t call it reality tv. That’s an entirely different sub genre. It’s just a very good show that taught life lessons
That new Bel Air reboot is just as hard hitting as this one
@@KariIzumi1just finished it hope it gets finished
"Now that's called acting" - James Avery. RIP.
This scene had a lot of impact, especially when someone from the live audience reacted. When you get the audience to react, that means you did a great job and Will delivered on phenomenal levels during his performance here.
It goes to show that Phil was more of a father to him then his own.
this is the moment that I knew Will could act....RIP Unc Phil RESPECT from Missouri
headedsomewhere The "SHOW ME" state!
;0 that's right
"All i know is that somebody real close to me that i love a whole lot could be dead right now, and it would be all my fault."
It was sad. And it nice to meet another cobra kai fan
You can legitimately learn how to be a good father in real life by watching uncle Phil. Great script writing and brilliantly delivered acting
No one is praising james avery's peformance here which was amazing as well, uncle phil was upset and pissed off!!!
He wasn't pissed. He was upset and hurt.
Also quite a few people are praising his performance?
This was the first time we really saw Will Smith's acting chops. There was a Hollywood legend in the making, here.
I'm watching the show and just finished this episode. Man this scene made me tear up really damn quickly.
Crying like a baby right now very good acting
RIP UNCLE PHIL too
2:15 to 2:20 This is when Will and Carlton became brothers.
They always were. That's why Will always picked on Carlton. Brothers do that, but this scene DROVE HOME THE FACT that they were brothers.
He realized how much he loved him
'Welcome to the real world! That's not an excuse - that's never an excuse' - Wonderful writing, acting, directing. It was just flawless.
Your opinion, buddy.
Will Smith is a born actor. The scenes like this is what made the show what it is.
Yeah and he had a good teacher.
I love how Uncle Phil handled this situation so calmly when he could've freaked out. He's a great father figure.😗😗
"Welcome to the world!" Truer words have never been said. Drugs are for the weak!
or as medicine...
lopendepaddo That too!
*****
well that would be a shame, xtc and psychedelics seem to have a lot of potential in treating drug (heroine) addiction, depression, PTSD and who knows what else.
Except for caffeine!
and cheese
When he's crying, you can hear someone saying 'aww'.
I heard it too
i literally cried just now after watching it in the episode honestly acting is on point and it's really emotional
It's been about 20 years and this still tugs my heart strings.
The moral of this episode: Speak the truth and stay away from drugs.
Rest in peace to James Avery who played Uncle Phil. Will admitted to what he did but he learned his lesson. He always looked at Carlton as his brother and Phillip as his father despite his biological father being absent. I cried seeing Will cry
Is everyone going to ignore the selfless deed by Carlton? He knew where he got the drugs. He didn't sell out Will. Said he got them from a friend. He almost died and still thought about his cousin.
That death stare that Hilary gives Will gives me chills! One of Hilary's rare serious moments.
And here it is i thought i was the only one who noticed tht 😐
Out of character for Hiliary when she consoles Carlton at the end, thought that was really nice.
Well that happens with any near death situation. You appreciate what you have, you never know when you might never have it again.
Will Smith truly is the greatest actor in the world. Also The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air was an amazing show. It could be absolutely hilarious at times then other times have you in tears like here
This was by far one of the most memorable moments of Fresh Prince and TV history. I choked up when I first saw this.
Thank you SO much for sharing this with us
Mahalo!
I like how Carlton (if memory serves) was willing to let this go under the rug. Thankfully Will had a conscience and confessed.
Normally, to me, when I see something like this happen in a show and someone responds the way Uncle Phil did initially, I don't expect them to show anything else. But I remember as a kid being surprised that he still comforted Will after he owned up to what he did.
God I love Uncle Phil
Wait, so you're telling me the family didn't hear what Will said the first time being ten feet away?? lol
Haha exactly
There's a difference between overhearing it and being told to your face.
This scene is still golden
This scene is more than 20 years old and it STILL gets me in tears.
It's actually more than 30 years old. Crazy.
It's Almost Impossible Not To Cry With This Scene And His Father's Scene.
Damn onions
This was definitely my favorite scene from Season 3 and a top 5 scene in the series.
What’s the name of that episode?
@@henriwaynei128 I think it’s 19
I felt so bad watching this
Will Smith at his finest. He did an amazing job of acting right here. One of the many reasons I love and respect him as an actor. 😘
Uncle Phil was a good dad! Stern but Gentle and nurturing. He really did teach Will and Carlton responsibility, integrity, and strength while becoming men. I loved the lessons he taught them ✨💕
Phil should've hugged both Will AND Carlton. There should also have been a scene where the three of them sit down together and talk it out, make sure they're all still OK with each other. Something this big shouldn't be forgotten after the episode is over, there should be 'carryover' or something. My opinion...
Uncle Phil is a great man and by far the best character on the show. He is the example that hard work and perseverance always results in success.
Everyone needs an Uncle Phil. Call you out on your BS, but has your back when you need it. Great scene.
Really wish I had someone like that
This is why I love 90’s sitcoms and this show cause it showed comedy, social justice, emotional topics that got us touch bases in our heart. Uncle Phil will forever be will father in fresh prince of bell air. Even though he was angry at will for what he did wrong, will own up to his mistakes and apologizing for what he did. Uncle Phil really didn’t want to get angry cause those stuff happen in our life blood is thicker than water. That why uncle Phil will be a legend of fresh prince
what I love most about this scene is that they didn't stick in the canned "awww" at the end. It was just complete silence and I think that is what made this scene all the more powerful
Phil could see how sorry he was that hug always brings me to tears
Uncle Phil gave will the perfect amount of tough love
For people saying Uncle Phil is solely blaming Will, remember earlier in the episode, Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv already scolded Carlton for taking random pills and for "ruining Will's prom" as a result.
Carlton told Will he wasn't going to ever tell anyone where he got the pills from so he definitely took some blame on himself as well. Will's conscious got the better of him at the end when he realized this whole thing happened because he had those pills in the first place and it was his turn to apologize.
Will smith is the best actor ever. The way he makes these scenes look so real and now he slowly builds up to the breaking down and his voice chocking up. He’s the greatest in my opinion
Certain episodes of this show still get me after all these years.
While Will's performance was astounding, you gotta love how Phil, the one who was most angry at Will, was the first to embrace him and say "It's okay". It really shows just how much of a father Phil was to Will
Will Smith has been through so much in his life so I can understand and see how and why those tears came out so natural for him.
This made me ball my eyes out.
"ball"
I count myself very lucky to have grown up with this series.
This episode made my cry. You can feel the genuine remorse Will is having.
A great example of what a father should be strict yet forgiving
Fun fact: Uncle Phil knew it was Will’s fault the whole time. So as punishment he got him season tickets to the Clippers
Wait a minute, this was the early 90s, right?
"As punishment for nearly getting Carlton killed, you're going to go to every single one of those Clippers games and sit all the way through them."
RySenkari they thought it was from another kid’s locker
#LakerNarion only says that.
@Eagle Fang my dads boss had season tickets and he would give them up to my dad because he wasn’t interested in them lol my dad took me to a few games
I never cry no matter how sad a movie can but this sleep makes my eyes watery, its such good acting.
“Welcome to the salty splatoon how tough are ya?”
“I watched the sad episodes of Fresh Prince of Bel Air without crying.”
“Come right in.”
That scene was REALLY heavy. I hope other members of the audience took it to ❤.
You can see how Uncle Phil gave both tough love and understanding love in just the right amount. He went rightfully angry at Will and corrected him that he didn't have any excuse, even got him to apologize to the whole family. BUT then when Will done it all, he hugged him and forgave him. That is a good father right there.
uncle phil is will's REAL father!
I'll admit the first time I saw this episode, I was dealing with something that had happened to me (I don't want to go into detail) and I was keeping it to myself which was a mistake as it was affecting my health in a lot of bad ways. I then saw this same episode over and over again for about a week and it made me realize and decide that I needed to tell someone what had happened to me. As soon as I did, I broke down heavily. That's why I'm so thankful for this scene.
This is parenting 101. Uncle Phil handled this perfectly. He wanted Will to understand the gravity of what he did, own up to it, apologize, and then when Will did all of that, he comforted him and let him know that it would be alright. TV Dads when we were growing up were something special. I remember Uncle Phil and Alan Matthews from Boys Meets World impressing me so much with their fathering skills back then. Now everything just seems to lack substance.