‘Bel-Air’ Season 1 Final Recap and All Songs Featured in Episode 10

The first season of the reimagined Fresh Prince of Bel-Air sitcom, abbreviated as Bel-Air, ended after 10 episodes. During the series finale, a secret romance between Jazz and Hilary is revealed, and she later partners with a top influencer. Additionally, Vivian is teaming up with Reid to help other artists of color pursue opportunities with the art scholarship. Finally, an unexpected guest arrived at the mansion, which almost caused Will to leave town for good. Here is what happened during the Bel-Air Season 1 finale and all songs included.

All Songs Featured In “Bel-Air” Season 1 Finale

Robert Glasper – “Shine”
The song begins the episode and plays throughout the Governor’s Reception

Joyce Wrice and Kay Franklin – “Rocket Science”
The song that plays while Will talks to Lisa at Vivian’s reception

Opal – “Angelica Demons”
The song plays as Jazz and Hilary wake up together in his hotel bed.

Bran Movay – “Sweet Mango”
The song that plays when Phil asks Carlton to race cars on the track

Navé Manjo – “Electric”
The song that plays when Vivian asks Reid to partner up

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Aroomfullofmirrors – “Whoa”
The song that plays when Carlton sneaks into the office to find the file on Lou

Amber Mark – “Bubbles”
The song that plays at Ivy’s photo shoot that Hilary attends

Elujay – “Starchild”
The song plays as Lisa waits for Will at the cafe.

Meek Mill – “Dreams and Nightmares”
The song closes the episode

A playlist for the Bel-Air Season 1 track listing.

Will’s father made an appearance in the Season 1 finale of “Bel-Air”

The series finale for Bel-Air begins with the Banks family attending a Governor’s reception honoring Aunt Vivian (Cassandra Freeman). Will (Jabari Banks) thanked Uncle Phil (Adrian Holmes) for giving him a second chance and then tried to talk to Lisa (Simone Joy Jones), where he revealed he had fallen in love with her.

Not wanting to have the conversation there, Lisa promised to speak to him the next day before walking away. After the party, the Banks kids continued to wonder what happened to Geoffrey (Jimmy Akingbola) and Will revealed the situation with his father that caused a rift between their Head of House and the Patriarch.

After the conversation, Will’s estranged father, Lou, snuck onto the property and informed Phil that Geoffrey had let him know that his son had reached out to him. During their conversation, it is revealed that Lou went to jail for assault and got out three years ago.

The Philadelphia native claimed he stayed away because he didn’t want Will to see him behind bars or in his halfway house and promised he was a changed person. Lou left the house and Phil told Vivian about the unexpected guest and wondered if they should allow Will to reconnect with him.

The meeting between Lou and Will in episode 10 of season 1 of “Bel-Air” did not go well

As they discussed their options, Carlton (Olly Sholotan) saw Lou and snuck into his father’s office, looking for the report. He then gave it to Will, who immediately confronted his aunt and uncle. Sympathetic to his father, who had a difficult upbringing, the teenager pointed out that his father had not abandoned him as they suggested but had been arrested.

After speaking with his mother, who reiterated why they kept Lou out of his life, Will decided to meet his father. As the two spoke, the teenager’s heart softened when his father explained how seeing his father in prison had “changed” him.

They started reminiscing about sneaking into a basketball game when he was a kid, leading Will to ask why he and his mom didn’t last. According to Lou, the banks did not consider him an adequate supplier for Vy (April Parker Jones). Additionally, he accused Will’s mother of encouraging him to hustle in the first place.

As Lou continued to speak negatively about Vy, the teenager got upset, almost leading to a physical altercation until Phil broke up. After the fight, Will argues with his aunt and uncle, upset that they lied to him. He disappeared for hours and met Jazz (Jordan L. Jones), who encouraged him to create the future he wanted.

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