Gary Coleman guest appearance Arnold and Mr. Drummond on the Fresh Prince of Bel Air

[@MrSamer83]

RIP Arnold and Mr. Drummond

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

*Saint Peter:* Sorry Gary I can't let you in here. *Gary Coleman:* Whatchutalkingbout Saint Peter? *Saint Peter:* HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Sorry I was just kidding, I bet Conrad my halo, to get you to say that. I won. *Gary:* Sweet.

[@jaxcaulfield7071]

They should have been paid multiple bucks for this.

[@steveespinola7652]

HI there maybe they were paid big bucks to appear here.

[@steveespinola7652]

That's funny and sweet.

[@jamesmuller1481]

I miss those guys.

[@cameronbarton7648]

This was Conrad's last acting gig. He was definitely a tv legend. Rip to him and Gary. 🙏

[@svetcovladich9996]

Yup, solid actors who always played off each other very well. And both were very funny. Bain and Coleman were destined to be TV father and son. RIP.

[@sliat1981]

Anybody as happy as me to see he’s no longer with Maggie? But why is Arnold still living with his dad at that age?

[@Luke7304]

He really was a great actor. Played the part of Larry in the famous Broadway revival of The Iceman Cometh opposite Jason Robards, who was Hickey.

[@Noahthegamer809]

@@sliat1981 maybe Arnold trying to find a house to live and his dad is helping him find one

[@sliat1981]

@Rocky Rags with Chris

[@malik8991]

Awwwwww. R.I.P Gary Coleman and Conrad Bain. I know Todd Bridges misses them.

[@Shaddoe]

and Dana Plato.....

[@Shaddoe]

***** *Sure hope that's sarcasm, Lmao.*

[@michaelpowell8908]

I bet Todd Bridges was watching Will Smith get that "What'chu Talkin' 'Bout" line on Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

[@javielalvarez1724]

I'll bet Todd misses all of them!

[@oliverbarrow8448]

Shaddow she's dead too

[@vincentrobinson9645]

And you can see the proud expression on Gary Coleman’s face as well , when the audience acknowledged them walking down the stairs

[@robocock475]

They were acknowledging Conrad Bain: the father most of the studio audience wished they had

[@asanitheafrofuturist]

@@robocock475 quit hatin

[@LadellTurner]

Many people child hood favorite! 'Different strokes" will forever be a classic.

[@thedrmat]

Can you see the proud expression on Will's face, when Gary is coming down the stairs?

[@amazinmets8439]

Gary AND Conrad. I'm sure Will was thrilled to see them both together again.

[@BritanniaPacific]

Brian Leetch if only Todd bridges and Dana Plato were present with them

[@michaelpowell5266]

Do you suppose that Todd Bridges cordially telephoned Will Smith about that scene on Fresh Prince of Bel Air? He might have- BTW, Todd really needs to get back into sitcom TV, maybe an original program on TBS, only time will tell!!!

[@poeticsteph]

Todd tried to get back on sitcom TV. I was a casting assistant for a pilot called “City Girls” in 2008 and Todd auditioned for a key role and sincerely said he’d do anything for another chance. If it had been up to me, I would’ve given it to him - though ultimately the pilot didn’t get picked up.

[@domls1317]

@@poeticsteph was that a spinoff of city guys?

[@jwjw2898]

Glad they Brought them back together so many years later...RIP...Thankyou Both for the Great childhood memories

[@sha11235]

It's actually a decade since DS had ended.

[@snake9911]

It was so great to see Gary Coleman and Conrad Bain together in another TV show. (As father and son). They worked great together.

[@randallagbayani7466]

Yea but i was waiting for Conrad baine to introduce himself as Phillip Drummond right as soon as he extends his hand out to greet Will Smith, but he doesn't say anything who he is , how weird, but they could've just made it more proper and evident that they both Gary and Conrad are definitely reprising their Different Strokes character s, i mean yea gary acknowledges Conrad and calls him dad and the lines where Conrad says to Gary you know Arnold those kinds of things were so much funnier when you were a little child and gary replies your jokes were funnier back then too Dad...and gary sort of says close enough to what he says on the pilot first episode of Different Strokes when he says i can get used to living in the land of luxury..but yea a little wierd introducing shaking hands to greet wil smith Will smith introduces him self as the house realter to try and sell the house, It just would've been cool to actually hear Conrad Baine introduce himself as well as he shakes wills hand by saying hello im Phillip Drummond and this is my son Arnold, and what a coincidence Wills uncle Is also named Phillip too, that also could've made a good joke with Conrad by Will saying o No not another Phillip.. and have Uncle Phil come in right as he says that, and have uncle Phil greet Arnold and Mr Drummond.

[@snake9911]

@randallagbayani7466 You do have a point. Neither of them introduced themselves to Will when they were looking at the house. It was still great to see them together on another show as the same characters.

[@randallagbayani7466]

@snake9911 yea over all nice to see them for a very short brief moment as Arnold and Mr Drummond in their Different Strokes roles, even if they're brief moment cameo was a little bit short and akward with Mr Drummond being non talkative or engaging with Will ..had they ataeast introduced themselves to one another properly when they shook hands or engaged more in a conversation maybe say to Wil that they are just new here from the East Coast n need a home, n what not ,it would've l looked much better.. yea u think cause this scene cameo was just a little bit too short.. in and out really quick and fast out the door when Conrad says bye on to the next house.. in my opinion i thought it should've been a little longer , cause thinking back on it as they did the banks meet the Jefferson s , and they made they're cameo , i think they even had much more to do and say ,than Gary and Conrad had to do , the Jefferson s had more lines to say

[@CruceEntertainment]

The greatest thing is when the Strokes characters started calling him dad. On the show they had settled in to him being their dad, and in real life he was a good friend and mentor too. RIP Conrad and Gary

[@willisapril]

In real life Conrad loved those three kids like they were his own. and besides that I loved Phil the character.

[@MarcellusTorres]

I enjoyed seeing Conrad and Gary, I think it would've been awesome to see Todd and Dana make a cameo here too. R.I.P. Dana, Gary, Conrad, and Charlotte.

[@mamacindyrogofsky495]

She may have been dead by this point...

[@nmuthukrishnan3347]

Best days of childhood rekindled

[@lisadillon3243]

@@mamacindyrogofsky495 I think fresh prince of bel air was canceled before Dana passed

[@mamacindyrogofsky495]

@@lisadillon3243 You r right. My apologizes

[@nintendonerdsvideos4727]

yeah I was busy paying Todd Bridges's room and board.

[@isaacmemtorie3347]

I'll never forget how excited I was when I saw this and The Jeffersons make a guest appearance! I love classic TV sitcoms, so I found it so intriguing.

[@DavidNicholson101]

The Jeffersons?🤯🤯🤯

[@isaacmemtorie3347]

@@DavidNicholson101 Yes, 3 actors from the old CBS sitcom The Jeffersons appeared after this scene.

[@DavidNicholson101]

@@isaacmemtorie3347 I looked it up. It was great seeing old faces again after so long.

[@tomdalfonzo9959]

It also would've been great to have had Rick Schroeder, Erin Gray, and Joel Higgins in this episode, and have them run into Carlton. To those that don't know, Alfonso Ribiero appeared on the sitcom Silver Spoons, which Schroeder, Gray, and Higgins were also regular stars on.

[@nativ3_t3xan70]

@@isaacmemtorie3347 it’s pretty cool that The Jeffersons and Diff’rent Strokes are in the same universe as Fresh Prince.

[@joemasters2270]

"What'chu talkin about, Will--?" I was so glad the writers did that XD

[@michaelpowell5266]

Uncle Phil wants to know, too!!!

[@mrmotown313]

That was so memorable at 0:36 when Gary Coleman said “Whatchu talking about Will!” That line will never get old no matter who Gary says it to. R.I.P. Conrad and Gary.

[@NOV123]

Will and Willis sound so similar. lol

[@mrmotown313]

@@NOV123 exactly!

[@BabyLambCreations]

One of the greatest parts of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’s series finale! And that’s saying a lot, there’s so many of them.

[@kendallrivers1119]

Imo its one of the greatest series finales ever! Up there with Barney Miller, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Everybody Loves Raymond and Malcolm In The Middle!

[@sethcarlow8363]

you said it.

[@davidfeldman9679]

@@kendallrivers1119forgot Newhart

[@kendallrivers1119]

​@davidfeldman9679 oh you're right! How did I forget that one? That one's an all time classic.

[@ericalcazar6137]

I never knew that will Smith and Gary Coleman and Conrad Bain AKA Mr Drummond acted together in this show

[@rickmontgomery3037]

I didn't either until just today, was great seeing this! :)

[@keonjohnson4979]

Omg Arnold & Mr Drummond From Diff'rent Strokes

[@YD-uq5fi]

Conrad Bain actually outlived Gary Coleman, despite being 45 years older.

[@BBoyd-ce2yy]

Cause some lady killed him

[@MikeCee7]

And also, despite not having a critical kidney defect.

[@dcree3730]

And Todd bridges lived thru them All

[@leczorn]

He’s the last living original cast member of “Diff’rent Strokes.”

[@MikeCee7]

it’s not really a surprise that Todd Bridges out lived them all. He was the 2nd youngest cast member. And Gary Coleman had severe medical issues that made him only reach a height of. (I don’t know) (I’m pretty sure he was under 4 feet tall, (if not 3’6”)

[@maximusprime3459]

It was so cool when they did the guest spots. The episode with the Jeffersons was funny too.

[@MrJP75]

Notice that everyone cheered when Gary said "Whatchu Talkin' Bout, Will?" That episode was probably the first time in a long time that Gary Coleman had been on NBC! RIP Gary Coleman RIP

[@DavidRichardson95]

11 years.

[@jessyleppert2]

@@DavidRichardson95 yeah but on ABC the last season

[@geewdanger]

Gary Coleman's catchphrase never gets old

[@PaulGreen11]

Damn, Mr. Drummond hadn't aged 10 days in 10 years!

[@YD-uq5fi]

After 70 people don't age as fast per year. He lived to be 89. He actually outlived Gary Coleman.

[@PaulGreen11]

@@YD-uq5fi Wow.

[@YD-uq5fi]

@@PaulGreen11 See Wikipedia.

[@prestonmcleod1726]

I liked how they portrayed their roles as Arnold & Mr. Drummond once again.

[@AndrewHager02]

*Sigh...* I miss Gary Coleman.

[@alfreddreamer9097]

Yeah, when he did happy characters like this one, he was one of the best. I liked when he was on Good Times and Jeffersons too. You should KZbin them.

[@Chimerayuri3]

My favorite Gary Coleman cameo is in married with children. If you haven’t seen it check it out

[@AndrewHager02]

One of my favorites was his cameo in Drake and Josh.

[@teddybearakamastere.1776]

"Watcha talking about Willis" RIP Gary Coleman.

[@slipnorris5882]

funniest tv line ever what choo talkin bout willis

[@cassiefriedman8685]

I love different strokes and fresh prince of bel air

[@paulkung9217]

Arnold The Great!!!

[@alextyson7717]

the fresh prince of bel air meets diff rent strokes and the jeffersons

[@MrSamer83]

Alex Tyson it would’ve been dynamite if JJ Walker from Good Times showed up.

[@kendallrivers1119]

@MrSamer83 Or if Redd Foxx was alive and have him, Demond Wilson and Lawanda Page reprise their roles. They could've hit the lottery and Esther tagged along lol.

[@alfreddreamer9097]

@@MrSamer83 yeah that would've been great. Lol

[@LatinGiudo817]

And Family Matters since Jaleel White (Urkel) was in an episode

[@hehmtube]

And Three's Company. There was a scene with Norman Fell, who was a landlord in FPoB. Recall that he had a similar role in The Graduate, in addition to Three's Company. I seem to remember that his ending line was like: "Why do I always have so much trouble with renters ?"

[@alosim1541]

It’s pretty cool that Fresh Prince, Diffrent Strokes, Jeffersons and All in the family all exist in the same universe

[@palmshoot]

If you add in "Blossom," you also get "ALF," "Golden Girls," and "Golden Palace," maybe even a few more I'm forgetting.

[@Earl_Richter]

Normally, I don't like catchphrases too much. But I always laugh when Gary says, "Whatchoo talkin' 'bout" Even in this clip. R.I.P. Gary and Conrad.

[@shannamartinez9494]

I miss conrad bain :(

[@Danny-fs1hk]

2 Legends!!! I love being a Gen Xer.

[@sexmachine7234]

it was good to c them, they look good

[@sha11235]

I wanted to know why the hell their characters would be there.

[@visaormastercard]

@@sha11235 why the hell are you here?

[@davidfeldman9679]

Loved Different Strokes

[@jibrildsalami9944]

Loved seeing them guest star on Fresh Prince. God rest both their souls. Gary and Conrad😭😭😭

[@sexmachine4548]

Great colab amongs the 2 greatest shows

[@williams4productions]

Fun fact: Will Smith and Gary Coleman were born the same year

[@NOV123]

Two Phillips in this episode. Phillip Banks and Phillip Drummond. Lol. And Will looked so honored when Drummond and Arnold walked down the stairs.

[@notsureiL]

Both Phillips are legendary tv dads.

[@randallagbayani7466]

Yea but it was a loss of opportunity that the writers didn't come up with that tie in and use it for this scene, probably have Uncle Phil step right into the door coming home and he greets Mr Drummond and arnold and will say something like a joke pertaining to both Phillips in the same room Phillip Banks and Phillip Drummond. . This also looked like it could've been a new pilot intro to a crossover semi Tv sitcom spinoff where the two worlds universe of Different Strokes crossing o paths with Fresh Prince of Bel air..and this could've been the pilot episode where they meet n show that they might just be neighbors and wouidve worked out for a new spin off or newer version of continuing their Characters from Different Strokes moving into the area from the East Coast and the world would've fit right in with the Banks due to Mr. DRUMMOND being very wealthy and is used to the life of Luxury and Arnold can be their regular neighbor getting into mischief and adventure's with Carlton and Will.. and Carlton wouldn't have been the only one short and made fun of because of it

[@nunogomes5705]

What you talking about Will 😂😂😂😂

[@NOV123]

Almost sounds like Willis lol

[@johnmoss1444]

I gotta say, even in his 20s Gary Coleman sounded like a kid. I guess it wasn’t til he was 30 that he had somewhat of an adult voice.

[@saimcheeda93]

Yeah it's hard to believe he's the same age as Will he looks like 10 years younger

[@mymonsterhighlittlepony-2632]

well he was a kid only 20s

[@mamacindyrogofsky495]

@@saimcheeda93 That maybe was due to the fact he had kidney disease. He was 10 when he started Different Strokes. Looked like 5. Its sad.Rip Conrad Dana and Gary.

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@@mamacindyrogofsky495 Emmanuelle Lewis was 12 when he started Webster in 1983 but looked 6.

[@sarahroach2994]

Gary Coleman as Arnold Jackson-Drummond and Conrad Bain as Mr.Drummond in Fresh Prince of Belair

[@sha11235]

Why would Arnold Jackson (he never added the last name) still be living with his dad? And where was the rest of the family?

[@gplgs4640]

I was born in 2005, but I still grew up with that iconic line: Whatchu talkin’ ‘bout, Willis? God, it’s been so long.

[@jamesellis33]

2005 it’s been long? Wtf, stupid kids, you little brats say the stupidest stuff.

[@MikeCee7]

How can being born in 2005, can you say you “grow up with that classic line”? That classic line was from the late 1970s. - That would be like me, saying; I grew up with: “asked not what your country can do for you, but what can do for your country” (which happen way before I was born) - For that case, anything that was before 2005 you can say grew up with. For example, you can just say you grew up with, Joey from friends “How ya Doing?” (from the 90s)

[@Wh4L205]

I hope you are being sarcastic.

[@MikeCee7]

@@Wh4L205 yes, I was being somewhat sarcastic. I’m just saying if you’re born in “2005”, you did not “grow up” with the show ”Different Strokes”. That shows from the late 70s early 80s. - I was being sarcastic, saying I grew up with Kennedy’s inauguration speech, even though I was born many years later. (I thought it was obvious, of the point I was trying to make)

[@BrandonSmith-rb1bf]

@@MikeCee7 That comment wasn't for you lol

[@mrsuns10]

What you talking about Will?

[@sandraandrews9907]

I know that took a lot on Gary to say that line!😉 #tvicon

[@sandraandrews9907]

@Monkeybusiness187 Pfleipflei Hey, 3dk about that, but thx 4 yr reply.

[@jaleesatrevelyan1510]

"At night, you hear the wailing of the dead. AAAAAAHHHH!" LMAOOO!

[@MrSamer83]

"Whatcha talkin bout Will??" Lol

[@chrisnorris2076]

MAN, Conrad Bain would have been a PERFECT Mr. Burns, had they done a live action "Simpsons"

[@mauricehooks320]

Dead on!!!!!

[@mrg466]

Bruce Willis as Homer! Or maybe Al Bundy (I think his name is Ed O'Neill)?

[@JasonVoorhees-wn6co]

RIP Gary Coleman & Conrad Bain

[@MarcellusTorres]

How fitting that this was posted the day after Gary unfortunately passed in 2010.

[@isaacmemtorie3347]

This was so awesome when I 1st saw it. The Jeffersons would come in after. I remember thinking what's next, Steve Urkel and Carl Winslow? LOL

[@waterlilyqueen]

That would have been awesome!

[@isaacmemtorie3347]

Carl: "We flew all the way out here, b/c I want you to move as far away from me as possible." Then Steve breaks an expensive item Steve: "Did I do That?" Carl chases Steve out hahahaha

[@sha11235]

At this time, Family Matters was still on the air, so they couldn't have done it. But there was no reason for Fresh Prince to do this shit.

[@kendallrivers1119]

I would've loved Fred and Lamont Sanford and Aunt Esther too but of course Redd had been died by this point. A shame too because it would've been fun seeing those characters together with Will present trying to help Lamont referee Fred and Esther.

[@goldenchick85]

This is the closest you’ll get to a Family Matters crossover kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIWTZJ6Ai7V9ga8

[@mamacindyrogofsky495]

He still looked like he did in Different Strokes. Conrad Bain.... pretty good...

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@Mama Cindy Rogofsky well this was about a decade after Diff'rent Strokes went off the air!

[@mamacindyrogofsky495]

@@SuperMarioBrosIII well he still look good. 😁😜

[@mamacindyrogofsky495]

@@SuperMarioBrosIII well he still look good. 😁😜

[@matthewhill2696]

I love ❤️ & miss Dana, Gary, Charlotte, Conrad, it’s wonderful that they showed them.

[@hillybilly7060]

that was awesome...

[@afrohawk7960]

Rest in peace Gary Coleman

[@RapFanatic4ever]

I love Will‘s attempts not to sell the house 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@WaldoBagelTopper]

Wow- can't believe I never caught this as I was an avid Fresh prince fan.

[@tamekatgilliam]

I so love it. I have my sons watching Different Strokes

[@MrChrisHonoway]

Im 39 and when my mom would play old black and white shows when I was 5 or 6 I had a hard time enjoying them because they were black and white. But she would always play the Brady Bunch with me and I would watch it because it was in color. I bet kids today will watch 80's or 90s shows because they are in color.

[@AnthonyNiroshan]

R.I.P. GARY COLEMAN!!!

[@NYRyder1983]

I would've loved to see an interaction between Uncle Phil and Mr. Drummond.

[@smill1985]

The two "Phils" ! 😄

[@justinbrockshus8483]

Conrad Bain's last appearance on anything. :( I remember watching this episode when it first aired and being floored by this scene...and the one immediately after it with the Jeffersons and Florence. 4 of these 5 cameos have all since passed away. :( R.I.P.

[@sha11235]

I wonder why he decided to retire. I know his last years he was in a nursing home, but not much is known of this.

[@gregggoldberg5058]

And ironically, one Jeffersons episode had Gary Coleman as George and Weezy's nephew, this was just before Diff'rent Strokes

[@NOV123]

@@gregggoldberg5058Uncle Phil was on The Jeffersons too

[@victorallencook7107]

Rest in Peace Gary Coleman 🙏

[@dbrown9495]

Awesome guest appearance!!! The Chemistry is always there. Like how Arnold threw in his iconic catch phrse

[@MountTheodore72]

There are probably several generations now that don't know what all the hoopla is about as far as this scene.

[@johnnycain6725]

This generation thinks the earth was formed right after they were born!

[@coralee2430]

They think the earth is flat.

[@itsdefinitelytrue7600]

I never got to see that episode wow really brings you back to when you were a kid😂

[@geoff3103]

I don't know who the writer or producer who had this idea, but he/she deserves a special Emmy.

[@sha11235]

Watching this on the tenth anniversary of Conrad Bain's passing.

[@CJODell12]

Diff’rent Strokes ran for 8 seasons, the first 7 running on NBC. When it premiered in 1978, it ended up being one of the few legitimate success on the network during its slump (1975-1984, ranking third of the three networks for nine seasons in a row).

[@ricardored207]

What I would do if I could go back in time and rewatch this for the first time‼️ SIGH‼️

[@deniseriley-mccray4638]

Gary Coleman looks sooo handsome in this

[@yuvraj9385]

indeed he was a fine man ....

[@mr.patrickaloysiusbartholo4727]

What the world needs now is love sweet love and a celebrity boxing match between Gary Coleman and Emmanuel Lewis.

[@benjaminhardy1828]

omg the strokes on bel air?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@anthonychobot4730]

Benjamin Hardy Yup

[@sha11235]

And stupid. Why would Arnold still be living with his dad?

[@josephmackela8466]

It could be possible for many instances. It's just a TV show I guess.

[@jcbentleyalley154]

@@sha11235 remember on da show he was never leaving him or that house so.

[@gator9339]

That's a different strokes than I had in mind. I thought you were talking about the band

[@manlymanyo2511]

I own every season of Diffrent strokes and the fresh prince.

[@christopher.ALV.R3240]

R I.P thanks both beautiful chilhood memories

[@shannonm75]

I forgot about this. Like the "mashup" sort of thing they did there.

[@JoshCartman]

RIP Conrad Bain aka Mr. Drummond

[@ricflair9717]

Gotta love the 70s 80s 90s Sitcom Television Universe crossover.

[@Monchan-l6h]

Seeing those two together looks like a ventriloquist and his puppet lol

[@kimikosumi7900]

Gary Coleman was a funny guy 💜

[@donmorton4597]

Now that just made my year.

[@sha11235]

Funny thing: Then the Jeffersons pop up. Well, Gary made an appearance on their show before doing DS. Wonder if he talked to Isabel, Sherman, and Marla at the taping?

[@NOV123]

Riiiiight! He sure was on The Jeffersons as well as James Avery

[@samsims4020]

Especially Arnold says,"Whatchoo talkin'about,Will."LMAO on that scene.

[@goldcoloredstar]

R.I.P. Mr Drummond

[@RageTVHTX]

Does anyone not notice how the house kind of resembles Mr Drummonds apartment. I swear when Gary and Conrad were coming down the stairs I immediately saw it. Never noticed before

[@NOV123]

That’s penthouse. lol

[@RageTVHTX]

@@NOV123the point is, it resembles Mr Drummond’s place and I never noticed until now

[@BaronSemediLive]

Beautiful moment.

[@dougfredricks2017]

A great era of TV

[@jwilliams7554]

But Arnold you were already living in the lap of luxury in Mr. Drummond’s penthouse

[@MikeLutton]

imagine fred sanford lamont n esther showing up lol

[@MrSwish702]

Lmaooo 😂😂😂

[@hevyonez97]

I would have freaked the hell out that night...😂🤣

[@MikeLutton]

@@hevyonez97 Fred its me the Dummy and the Ugly moving to beverly Hillsie

[@skingerskanger]

Maybe Aunt Esther...Redd Foxx sadly passed away five years before this episode aired.

[@trcsonic]

Will was so excited with this two he almost clap at the ending.

[@sethcarlow8363]

Awesome ,cool.

[@GATOCOSMICOCHILE]

Beautiful....simply.

[@DavidRichardson95]

I realize now that the crossovers from Diff'rent Strokes and the Jeffersons happened because their shows never got a proper series finale. So, in a way, this served as closure for both shows.

[@HovaNirvana]

Imagine a show running eight years and (in the case of “The Jeffersons”) TEN years and not getting a proper series finale. SMH.

[@kendallrivers1119]

@@HovaNirvana Married with Children got screwed too and they built Fox smh.

[@NOV123]

Great observation!

[@YD-uq5fi]

LOL. Non-US viewers may not even know how important the two cameos in quick succession (the Jeffersons and then Mr. Drummond & Arnold) were. They may not even know who those people are and why they are being cheered.

[@roshelltannen9698]

This cameo was classic.

[@YD-uq5fi]

This wasn't just the final episode of Fresh Prince, it was the final episode of ALL black sitcoms, since no black sitcom after this was worth watching. It was poignant that both the Jeffersons and Arnold + Mr. Drummond were on it. It was symbolic as the end of all worthwhile black sitcoms. Decades later, this really did turn out to be the symbolic end of an era.

[@_vMoon]

T T everybody hates Chris

[@schewitt1977]

I agree there was some fantastic sitcoms back then Different strokes, The Cosby show, French prince of bel air, Family Matters , Good Times, Gimme a break. They were fabulous. Sadly sitcom in general have gone down hill I still enjoy these and others but hardly watch much of the stuff thats on TV these days.

[@LW7333LW]

TT...so TRU!! 😊 (wait! Except "Martin"..lolol)

[@ProlificBeatz]

Jamie foxx show, one on one, the parkers, Steve Harvey show etc. etc

[@ericwillingham6956]

One of the most factless comments of 2020 lol, after Trumps anyway

[@fasulia67]

rip gary coleman

[@corujabiruta3732]

gary deserved to be a huge celebrit, not only different strokes and gigs. he should have been more valued by hollywood as a star.

[@martinsmith6342]

Saw "King Richard" the other day, Will Smith did a genius job playing Richard Williams!Also, interested in the upcoming "Live in Front of a Studio Audience" presentation in a few weeks!I think that John Lithgow will make a great Phiillip Drummond, and Damon Wayans will knock it out the park as Willis !And last, but not least, RIP to Conrad Bain and Gary Coleman!

[@TheChrisminator19]

I imagined that Mr. Drummond tells Arnold to stop doing that at Will.

[@bbqking7410]

Leave that to Uncle Phil!!!

[@MikeLutton]

@@bbqking7410 what u talking about uncle phil lol

[@Lang77609]

So hard to believe Gary Coleman was actually 7 months older than Will Smith Irl but RIP to Gary and Conrad unfortunate that Gary was killed by shannon Price

[@samsims4020]

What you talkin' about,Will?LMAO on that famous quote everytime.

[@leroymaxwellii2747]

R.I.P. 🪦 Conrad Bain and Gary Coleman

[@kerpal321]

TIME HAS GONE BY

[@greglemieux9809]

Wow, that was awesome. I can't believe I've never seen that episode. Or I don't remember it.