‘Bel-Air,’ the ‘Fresh Prince’ Reboot, Ends Its Unlikely Run
The New York Times • 12/3/2025 • Last cited 12/3/2025
Summary
The reboot of "Fresh Prince," titled "Bel-Air," is set to conclude next week, marking its transition from a viral video concept to a successful series on Peacock, according to Morgan Stevenson Cooper in The New York Times. The show's journey highlights its unexpected popularity and cultural impact.
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35
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Velocity (0-40)
1 source (low traction)
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The New York Times
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- 2025-12-03‘Bel-Air,’ the ‘Fresh Prince’ Reboot, Ends Its Unlikely Run (current)
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