Where can classic sitcom The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air be found online, and is it on Netflix, Hulu or Prime? Will Smith was once best known as one half of hip-hop duo DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, which produced hits like "Summertime," "Parents Just Don't Understand" and "A Nightmare On My Street." Smith later into acting with The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air, a sitcom developed for him that found his working-class Philadelphia teen forced to live with rich relatives in Bel-Air.
While Will Smith had little acting experience when The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air began, his natural charisma and the show's mix of laughs and drama made it a huge success. It also helped that Smith was surrounded by a great ensemble, including Alfonso Ribeiro as Will's nebbish cousin Carlton, Karyn Parsons as Hilary or the late, great James Avery as Uncle Phil. The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air came to an end in 1996 after six seasons, with Smith's movie career soon taking off thanks to Independence Day.
While the Will Smith movies and TV shows library has expanded considerably in the last two decades, The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air still holds a special place for many of his fans. Thankfully it's a show that very easy to track down online, though it's not currently available on Netflix, Hulu or Prime in the U.S. HBO Max is home to every season of the show in glorious HD, and according to JustWatch, it's also available from Sling TV.
DirecTV holds four seasons of The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air, while every series is available to purchase from Vudu and iTunes. The show may not be on Netflix in the U.S. but the entire series can currently be found on the platform in the UK. The show recently made headlines thanks to a one-off reunion special where Smith and the cast got together to reminisce about making the show and its cultural impact. It also saw Smith reunite with Janet Hubert, who portrayed Aunt Vivian in the first three seasons before leaving under acrimonious circumstances. This special can only be found on HBO Max.
There will be more Will Smith The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air related content in the near future, with the star developing a reboot based on Morgan Cooper fan film Bel-Air, which presented a more grounded take on the concept. While for a time it seemed the reboot might be land on Netflix, it was Peacock who ultimately greenlit the show for a two-season order.