Bel-Air - Reviews

... it’s as if they’re trying to top “Cobra Kai” and “Euphoria” and “All American” for the sheer number of high school-related crises per chapter.

A bold reimagining that maintains the essence of the original show while exploring important social themes from an authentic, Black perspective.

In its new iteration, it's definitively edgier and more adult, with characters like Carlton snorting cocaine instead of doing the "Carlton Dance" and characters saying the "N" word.

... it’s as if they’re trying to top “Cobra Kai” and “Euphoria” and “All American” for the sheer number of high school-related crises per chapter.

In its new iteration, it's definitively edgier and more adult, with characters like Carlton snorting cocaine instead of doing the "Carlton Dance" and characters saying the "N" word.

A bold reimagining that maintains the essence of the original show while exploring important social themes from an authentic, Black perspective.