Will, a street-smart teenager, moves from the tough streets of West Philly to posh Bel-Air to live with his Uncle Philip, Aunt Vivian, his cousins — spoiled Hilary, preppy Carlton and young Ashley — and their sophisticated British butler, Geoffrey. Though Will’s antics and upbringing contrast greatly with the upper-class lifestyle of his extended relatives, he soon finds himself right at home as a loved part of the family.
The best episode of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" season 5 is "The Client", rated 7.7/10 from 642 user votes. It was directed by Shelley Jensen and written by David Zuckerman, John Ridley. "The Client" aired on 9/19/1994 and is rated 0.4 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "What's Will Got to Do With It?".
Will revels in Ashley's music industry success, but both Will and Ashley are about to have a rude surprise.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: David Zuckerman, John Ridley
Will helps Ashley make a big impression on a recording executive, but Philip is adamantly against her pursuing a singing career.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: David Pitlik, Barry Gurstein
Will loses points as a role model for Nicky while visiting an ever-positive kiddie hero who brings joy to youngsters - but not to Will.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: David Zuckerman
War breaks out when the girl Will likes plants a big one on Carlton.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Michael Soccio
Will tells a tall tale about seeing a mob killing, then being placed in a witness-protection program in the backwoods of Alabama.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Gary H. Miller
The Banks hate the ugly golf shirts Hilary gives them - until they see Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wearing the same design.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Eddie Gorodetsky
To help Ashley out of a jam at school, Will poses as her father. Oh yeah, this is gonna work.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Andrea Allen-Wiley
At a Soul Train reunion, middle-aged Philip feels like his train has left the station.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: John Ridley
Lisa humiliates Will by knocking out a guy with her self-defense moves.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: David Pitlik, Barry Gurstein
Will tries his hand at journalism to prove something to Lisa, but his efforts get him sued for libel - by Jay Leno.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Bennie R. Richburg Jr.
To understand Philip's battle with the scale, Will dons a fat suit and gets a big fat lesson in empathy.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Maiya Williams
Will works so hard to impress Lisa's dad that he spends all his free time with his new best buddy.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: David Zuckerman
Will gets roped into a weekend ski trip with Carlton that quickly turns to disaster when their party arrives; meanwhile, back home, Hilary prepares to leave the nest.
Director: Madeline Cripe
Writer: Josh Goldstein
The party's over. Will and Lisa tell each other lies so they can sneak off to the (uh-oh) same party.
Director: Chuck Vinson
Writer: Gayle Abrams
A planned camping trip is cut short for Carlton and Will when a robber approaches them at an automated bank-teller machine - and fires a gun.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Eddie Gorodetsky, Maiya Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Smith? Will pops the question from his hospital room. And Lisa's answer is...
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: David Pitlik, Barry Gurstein
Thanks to relationship counseling, Will and Lisa hop to move on up to a new understanding in preparation for marriage. Meanwhile Hillary wants Geoffrey to work at her new home.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Andrea Allen-Wiley, Michael Soccio
Shafted! The engaged couple opts for flashy Vegas vows, complete with costumes. The tasteful theme: Shaft.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: David Zuckerman, Maiya Williams
Will vows Philip with his sound investment advice to buy Jazz's apartment building - but the tenants scream slumlord after Philip acts on Will's moneymaking tip.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Bennie R. Richburg Jr.
Will inadvertently finds himself in the right place at the right time and lands a part in a daytime soap opera.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: David Pitlik, Barry Gurstein
Put into a trance by a stage hypnotist, Will behaves like a 4-year-old just as the family gears up for an interview with the admissions head of a private school.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Eddie Gorodetsky, Maiya Williams
A dream job for Will with a businessman friend of Philip's turns into a nightmare when the man offers him a bonus to help bribe a councilman.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: N/A
Dinner date. The Banks host a gorgeous girl from Philly who tries to lure Will away from Lisa.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Ron Burla
Stuck and out of luck, Will spends his bachelor party trapped in an elevator with a feuding Carlton and Jazz.
Director: Maynard C. Virgil I
Writer: David Hoge, Dan Cross
Husband-to-be Will has the bride, the ring, the date...and second thoughts about the whole idea.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Leilani Downer