The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
All season 4 mistakesMistakes
1Where There's a Will, There's a Way (1)0
2Where There's a Will, There's a Way (2)0
3All Guts, No Glory0
4Father of the Year0
5It's Better to Have Loved and Lost It...0
6Will Goes a-Courtin'0
7Hex and the Single Guy0
8Blood is Thicker Than Mud0
9Fresh Prince After Dark1
10Home is Where the Heart Attack Is0
11Take My Cousin -- Please0
12You've Got To Be a Football Hero0
13'Twas the Night Before Christening0
14Sleepless in Bel-Air0
15Who's the Boss0
16I Know Why the Caged Bird Screams0
17When You Hit Upon a Star0
18Stop Will! In the Name of Love0
19You'd Better Shop Around0
20The Ol' Ball and Chain0
21The Harder They Fall0
22M is For the Many Things She Gave Me0
23Mother's Day0
24Papa's Got a Brand-New Excuse0
25For Sale By Owner0
26The Philadelphia Story0
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Mistaken Identity - S1-E6

Will Smith: Yo, Carlton.
Carlton Banks: Yeah?
Will Smith: Those cops were just doing their jobs?
Carlton Banks: Will, don't get all bent out of shape.
Will Smith: Man, you ain't learn nothing this weekend, did you?
Carlton Banks: I most certainly did. Always bring a map.
Will Smith: What?
Carlton Banks: If we would have had a map, we wouldn't have had to drive two miles an hour trying to find a freeway entrance and we wouldn't have been stopped.
Will Smith: Oh, OK, OK. I get it now. We were stopped because we were driving too slow. Yeah, we were breaking the slowness limit. Oh, OK, well you see, I've never heard of that law before, but I did hear this other law. It's called the "if you see a black guy driving anything but a burnt-out Pinto, you better stop him because he stole it" law. Yeah, I've heard that one. Oh, but see, I thought it was the black guy law when in actuality, it was the slowness limit law. Oh, thank you for sharing that with me, Carlton. Good night.

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Mistaken Identity - S1-E6

Question: Why does Carlton believe that his driving too slow was the reason he got pulled over? Will even stated that the real reason they were pulled over is because two black people driving an expensive car in a lower-middle income neighborhood looked suspicious. It was a case of racial profiling but, at the end of the episode, Carlton still believed it was because he drove too slowly.

Answer: Because Carlton is naive, trusting, and optimistic. He lived a pretty sheltered life in Bel-Air and just doesn't think police officers would do anything unjust. At this point in his life, he just hasn't gone through the things Will has to make him think otherwise.

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