Ep 10. Kiss My Butler

Will and Carlton are faced with a dilemma when their usual butler, Geoffrey, takes a leave of absence to attend a butler convention. In the meantime, Aunt Vivian hires a temporary replacement named Mr. Firth, a British butler who is very strict and demanding. The boys are not used to his high standards and find him difficult to get along with.

To make matters worse, Mr. Firth begins to act more like a drill sergeant than a butler, making them do menial tasks like scrubbing floors and cleaning toilets. Will and Carlton, determined to have some fun, decide to play a prank on Mr. Firth and get Carlton's old friend Tad to pose as Lord Fowler, an important British dignitary who Firth is supposed to serve dinner to.

The plan backfires when Mr. Firth uncovers the prank, and Carlton and Will are forced to do extra chores as punishment. However, things take an unexpected turn when Mr. Firth reveals his true identity as a member of the British aristocracy who has temporarily taken up butling as a profession. The boys are taken aback by this revelation, and gain a newfound respect for him.

In the end, Mr. Firth decides to return to England to reclaim his title and estate, and the Banks family is left to cope without a butler once again. However, the boys realize that they have learned a valuable lesson about treating others with respect and gratitude, and vow to be more appreciative of Geoffrey when he returns from his convention.

Overall, Kiss My Butler is a lighthearted and humorous episode of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, with a thoughtful message about the importance of showing appreciation for those who work hard to make our lives easier.