College Boyz! Will and Carlton enter the University of Los Angeles, home of the Peacocks - and college life is fly. Gorgeous coeds. (And thanks to one, Carlton becomes a college man.) Their own place. (OK, it's the Banks' pool house, but it's a good twenty feet to the kitchen door.) Fraternity parties. (The party's over when Will ends up at a cemetery hangin' with ghosts.) And (surprise) even some education. Combining urban edge with sizzling sitcom style, Will Smith gives a graduate course in comedy in a 4-disc collection that features all 26 fourth-season episodes of "The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air." Disc 1: "Where There's A Will, There's A Way (1)" - Philip and Vivian have the new baby, but Will and Carlton have the new crib: their own college apartment." "Where There's A Will, There's A Way (2)" - Homeless homies. After Jazz gets the guys evicted. Will and Carlton search for new lodgings. "All Guts, No Glory" - College: parties, freedom...learning? Will is stunned to find his toughest class is also the most rewarding. "Father Of The Year" - Daddy yo! Cooing coeds flock around "single dad" Will when they think his baby cousin is his son. "It's Better To Have Loved And Lost It..." - The 18-year-old virgin...not! Carlton gets really lucky. His first conquest is Miss Right. "Will Goes A-Courtin'" - Fight the power: Will and Carlton head to court to battle their evil landlord. "Hex And The Single Guy" - Will disses a seance - until the spiritualist zaps him with a hex that (uh-oh) seems to work. Disc 2: "Blood Is Thicker Than Mud" - A bro with dough? Carlton's upper-class upbringing may make him unwelcome at a black fraternity. "Fresh Prince After Dark" - Playboyz. Will and Carlton go hip-hoppin' down the bunny trail at Hugh Hefner's mansion. "Home Is Where The Heart Attack Is" - Dieting Philip is desperate for a burger, so Will brings him the greasy goods. One bite...and Philip keels over. "Take My Cousin - Please" - Hoping to raise his grade, Will lends his divorced and depressed professor his "chicktionary" of hot dates. "You've Got To Be A Football Hero" - Will doesn't have a ghost of a chance when he's dumped in a spook-filled cemetery. "'Twas The Night Before Christening" - A lullaby with a groove. Will promises that Boyz II Men will perform at Nicky's christening. Disc 3: "Sleepless In Bel-Air" - Is the night before the exam too late to open the chemistry book? Will is about to find out. "Who's The Boss" - Carlton in charge. Will gets his feathers ruffled when his cousin becomes his boss at the Peacock Stop. "I Know Why The Caged Bird Screams" - Bird is the word when Carlton, ULA's peacock mascot, is kidnapped by a rival school before the big game. "When You Hit Upon A Star" - Bring on the bling. Will develops a taste for yachts and private jets when he dates a superstar singer. "Stop Will!! In The Name Of Love" - It's double trouble for Ashley's love life when she and Will double date on Valentine's Day. "You'd Better Shop Around" - Selling out. Will drops out of college to chase big bucks as a car salesman. "The Ol' Ball And Chain" - Jazz's bride has a couple of teensy character flaws. She's a convict. And she puts the moves on Will. Disc 4: "The Harder They Fall" - Fresh Prince, paratrooper. Will parachutes out of a disabled plane with his girlfriend's overbearing father. "M Is For The Many Things She Gave Me" - A visit from Philip's college girlfriend makes Vivian wonder if the old flame still flickers. "Mother's Day" - Say, homie, could you do me a favor? Just-married Jazz makes a surprising request of Will. "Papa's Got A Brand-New Excuse" - Life without Father. Will's deadbeat dad shows up full of bright, shiny father-and-son plans. "For Sale By Owner" - The Banks take a trip down memory lane when they're offered a tidy profit to sell the family house. "The Philadelphia Story" - Cluck, cluck, cluck. On a trip to Philly, the Banks discover that Will has a hometown rep as a chicken.