

In the three-minute trailer, the new Will (Jabari Banks) reunites with his estranged Banks family after the famous "one little fight" takes a darker turn that has him running from a Philly "bad man" looking to do some damage. The series will dive deeper into the inherent conflicts, emotions and biases that were impossible to fully explore in a 30-minute sitcom format, while still delivering swagger and nods to the original show. Jazz's friends find out that Will ratted on Carlton and accuse him of being a.While the original Will Smith-led show was largely comedic with its moments of seriousness, Bel-Air decidedly leans into the drama behind the series' original premise, following Will's complicated journey from the streets of West Philadelphia to the gated mansions of Bel-Air. Aunt Viv flips and decides to drive to Compton to bring Carlton back herself. Will has no alternative but to go back home and tell Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv what happened.


Will is shocked when Carlton reveals that the guys are taking him to MacArthur Park at night - a dangerous neighborhood the is heavy on gang activity.

In return, he helps them iron the guys iron out problems with their various activities, like doing their taxes. Trying to fit in, he makes a fool of himself but when Will and Jazz step out for chicken, the fellas school Carlton in how to act street. After snookering Uncle Phil into thinking they're on a field trip, Jazz takes him back to his place where he lives with a group of homies that are completely alien to Carlton. He bets Carlton that he can't spend two days in Compton. When Will and Jazz catch Carlton and his friends harmonizing Brick House, he accuses him of not being black enough. Back home Will and Carlton get into a debate over exactly why they were detained. Furth get them released by reminding the police of the boy's rights. Then Will gets the idea of confessing to the thefts so that a news crew will come down and film them in jail, and that Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv will see them on television. Will attempts to call home, Geoffrey answers but hangs up because he's off duty. Furth, amid the noise of the party, misinterprets Carton's plea for help as Getting into Yale. At the police station Carlton is dead set on telling the absolute truth but the police don't believe anything they have to say and accuse them of a rash of car thefts in the area. Furth suggests that Will and Carlton drive his Mercedes there, but they get pulled over and Carlton's non-stop jabber gets them arrested. Phillip and Vivian are invited on a trip to Palm Springs with Mr.
