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The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Season 4 Episode 15

Who's the Boss

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AIRED: 1/10/94

Business drops off at the Peacock Stop when Carlton takes over as manager; elsewhere, an I Hate Hilary newsletter precipitates stormy weather.

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Will and Carlton compete for manager

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By Lostindharma, Aug 29, 2012

Will and Carlton have always been different and are often in competition. This episode highlights that. This time it's for manager of the Peacock Shop. You definitely get to see the differences between the two. One is a people person but is bad at business and the other knows business but has poor people skills. I don't need to tell you which one is which. When Carlton was in charge and got Jazz to help, it was a funny scene. I also liked it when Jazz told the "freaks" to get out. The second part was also entertaining. It shows the times. If this was now it would be blogs and Facebook or Twitter. If this episode this part would not be as good. I thought it was funny how at first Hilary hated the news-letter to only love it. And how it could be lead to more opportunities. At least from the TV side, I wonder if this was the start of people who are in news but are a little dull but are pretty get the higher positions. The ending was funny and not your typical sitcom nice ending.moreless
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Who’s the Boss

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By jimbo_001, Jan 01, 2007

The two plots in this episode of Carlton as Will’s boss and Hillary having a hate club are both hilarious, especially the flip-flopping of decisions between Will’s self respect and greed and Hillary’s selfishness and fame (whether famous or infamous), with great scenes from both.

Carlton’s business strategy Vs Will’s immaturity was a great start to an arc of episodes with Will working for Carlton and it was quite funny to see Will’s four day job at the sports bar which he gave up for two grand.

Overall, there are so many entertaining aspects of this episode that I would definitely recommend it for a newcomer to the show as it shows the depth (or in some cases, the lack of depth) to the characters and a solid storyline.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
Joseph Marcell	Geoffrey

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Cast & Crew: RECURRING AND GUESTS

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Rick Fitts	Prof. Milligan	Guest Star
Jay Arlen Jones	Chessler	Guest Star
Mark Arnott	Prof Kemp	Guest Star
Jeff Townes	Jazz	Recurring Role

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TRIVIA (1)
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- Christa Miller-Lawrence, known for The Drew Carey Show and Scrubs fame, makes an appearence in this episode.
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QUOTES (3)
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- Professor: Hey Will, how're the subs today?
  Will: A lot like your lectures, long, stale and full of baloney.
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- Philip: This is an outrage.
  Will: Look, Uncle Phil. I SWEAR that dent was in the car BEFORE I hit that mailbox.
  Philip: What dent?
  Will: Exactly, so what was you saying?
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- Carlton: Look Will, I know you only left The Peacock because of your foolish pride.
  Will: No, I left because of my foolish cousin.
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NOTES (2)
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- International Episode Titles:
  Czech Republic - Kdo je tady šéf (Who Is the Boss In Here)
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- Daphne Maxwell-Reid does not appear in this episode.
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ALLUSIONS (2)
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- The song that plays when Carlton pulls out the price gun is the theme from the Sergio Leone Spaghetti Western "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" starring Clint Eastwood.
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- Title: Who's the Boss?
  Who's the Boss? was a popular sitcom in the 1980s, which starred Tony Danza and Judith Light.
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