Will Friedle

Yeah.

Perfect strangers.

Yeah.

Well, that's old school TGIF.

You're going just the 10 of us and stuff like that.

That's great.

It's like growing pains kind of era.

Yeah.

Oh, I love growing pains.

Well, I think you would have to if you're going back through especially sitcom history, Will and Alfonso have to be up there as one of the best comedy duos you're ever going to find.

So, I mean, it was just one of those things where you saw the two of them on screen together and then this little girl comes in and is holding her own.

It was pretty impressive, Tatiana, watching you on that show because you but I mean, again, you think about it, you think about the power of those two guys together comedically.

and it's easy for every other actor around to be really swallowed up and you weren't the cast was weird so we've rewatched a couple episodes of different shows on this podcast and Fresh Prince is one we were all like wow they're all really good they're really good and it was an ensemble you know we could see like the way because I mean obviously Will is like why the show existed but once you get into that kitchen set everybody's got their beats everybody's got their own and it was like it was really cool to see it was like wow yeah yeah

So like, you know, do you, do you remember when you first kind of realized what you had as a show when it, when you really were like, wow, we were in the zeitgeist.

I mean, this is, we're hugely popular here.

Do you remember when you really first felt that?

Oh, okay.

Fresh Prince, though, was more like way more popular when it was on and magazine covers and TV guide and stuff than we ever were.

That's hysterical.

And what was the purpose of said hose?