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The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Season 6 Episode 19

I, Whoops, There It Is

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AIRED: 4/15/96

Dick Clark has a cameo on this backstage outing that has Will Smith visiting with series stars and screening series bloopers. This takes place in preparation for the series finale.

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Behind the scenes

9.5

By Lostindharma, Feb 24, 2013

This was a break from the regular routine of episodes as Will Smith took us behind the scenes of the TV show. When a series is at the end, often an episode that focused mainly on flashbacks but this time it was just bloopers. This was a nice change of pace. I liked that the real names of the actors were said. I also really liked that the actors who were shown, were more themselves then the characters they play. It's too bad you don't see the bloopers from the women who played Viv. However I understand that there were two people who played Viv and probably some legal issue (and probably time) to prevent this from happening. Having Dick Clark was a nice choice to host. The best was the ending (and also a nice song that referenced a song that was used earlier the season) how everyone got excited to get the show started. It was nice to see there was actual audience that watches the show. You also see that James Avery (Phillp) and Will seem to have genuine relationship.

All in all a great episode because there was no plot and this was just fun to watch.moreless
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A hilarious blooper episode.

9.6

By onceinabluemoon, Jun 20, 2007

I, Whoops, There It Is is a hilarious blooper episode. Will takes us behind the set, introduces us to the cast of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and shows some of everyone's hilarious mess ups. Lol. I was rolling on the floor laughing through a lot of this episode. The cast delivers their lines so perfectly on the show, and it's hard to imagine them ever messing up. But hey, no one is perfect, as we saw. (Not even Will Smith. :P) Even though it was very obvious that the whole cast was acting for this episode, I still enjoyed it. It was a great way to start winding down The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air series.moreless
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A wonderful blooper episode!!

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By petals_of_pink, Aug 21, 2006

This was a great episode where Will Smith takes us on a tour of the studio and we visit all of the shows stars and it shows some of their hilarious bloopers! This episode really gives you the feeling of working on a tv show, and/or how it would feel to be in the studio audience. It was a lot of fun to watch, and it looks like the actors have a fun time on the show. Bloopers are great, to me they are the best part of watching shows! In my opinon every single season of every show should include an episode like this one.moreless
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The absolute best show from the entire series.

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By mdwivedi, Jul 28, 2006

OK. So you probably think I'm not being serious with this one.

Best episode of the ENTIRE SERIES?

A BLOOPER EPISODE?

ARE YOU JOKING ME?

No, and here's why. This episode basically sums up why this series was so great: chemistry. Not only that, the episode isn't one of the typical, corny type of blooper episodes where there\'s no plot and they just show random clips (e.g. Seinfeld 100th episode.) The episode actually has a plot where Will visits "candidly" all the actors/actresses. It reminded me a lot of episode 86, "The Time Capsule" from the "Saved By The Bell" series in which Mr. Belding finds a video tape of Zack and the gang, and re-visits legendary scenes.

I don't know, you'll just have to see it.

It gets pretty emotional at the end too ... which I thought added to why this is such a legendary episode. Basically the entire cast at the end does a Chicago-Bulls type pre-game warm-up and sprint towards the live audience. Will, of course, is last and gets the entire live audience extremely pumped up. The intensity level gets nuts.

--Mukul R. Dwivedimoreless
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bloopers, bloopers and more bloopers

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By kdot1985, May 08, 2006

no plot for this one. Will takes us behind the scenes to everyone's dressing room and shows some great bloopers from everyone. they were extremely funny. Uncle Phil has problems getting his lines right. Carl likes over acting which is hilarious. Will just likes being funny. what an episode. the beginning was pretty funny too when Will is trying to get into the NBC headquarters but ends up getting searched by 3 security guards. great time to do this episode too. awesome.moreless
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Cast & Crew: STARS

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James Avery	Philip Banks
Alfonso Ribeiro	Carlton Banks
Will Smith	Will Smith
Daphne Maxwell Reid	Vivian Banks
Karyn Parsons	Hilary Banks
Ross Bagley	Nicholas "Nicky" Andrew Banks

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Rolondas Herdricks	Security Guard	Guest Star
Dick Clark		Cameo

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TRIVIA (1)
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- If you look carefully at the mirrors during Will's visit to Karen & Ty, you can see the cameraman in the background.
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QUOTES (12)
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- Will: Granny I really like you, I mean you and granfa, uh, gram, gran, gram, uhm, that dude that you married...
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- Will: Come on Dick, what do you know about bloopers.
  Dick Clark: Just watch and you'll see.
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- Will: Ya, whatever. Just lose the phony accent!
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- Will: You go out there and hit it like BLAM!
  Geoffrey (in his British accent): BLAM!
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- Hilary: I was probably wanting to go home. Don't blame me for messing up; that was like the fifth take.
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- Will: Just for no reason your gonna say dum dum didday!
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- Will: Damn, damn, damn James. That was from good times.
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- (from the outtakes)
  Carlton: Ahhhhhhhhh! (looks around) Ahhhhhh! (someone forgets their entrance) Ahh!
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- Carlton: I can feel the power.............yes!...........yes!...........yes!
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- (Philip is reading his script)
  Philip: Almost had it.
  Will: No, you didn't.
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- (Will opens the door to James Avery's room, he's reading a magazine)
  Will: He' just fronting, he know he can't read.
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- (from the outtakes)
  Karyn Parsons: Will, no, stop it! Go bother Ta!
  Tatyana Ali: No don't bother Ta!
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NOTES (5)
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- International Episode Titles:
  Czech Republic - A je to tady (And It Is Here)
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- The last 6 episodes of the show begin with an I.
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- Most of Will's Bloopers are from season 1 episodes, while everyone else's are all from later seasons. This can be determined by the house sets, the film quality and (of course) how old the actors look.
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- Janet Hubert Whitten can be seen in one of the clips from Will's bloopers. This is the only time we get to see her since her departure from the series at the end of season three.
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- Daphne Maxwell Reid is the only primary member of the cast who Will does not visit personally and is the only one who has no bloopers shown, which makes no sense considering in the three years she had been there in Janet Hubert-Whitten's spot she's bound to have made mistakes. Ross Bagley does not have bloopers nor does Will visit him. They do both, however, appear in this specials new material in the group of the cast/crew.
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ALLUSIONS (1)
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- The title for this episode is a parody on the song Oops There It Is by Tag Team.
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