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Comparing Martin And Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air
Television has so many shows since I was younger. There were only a few shows I knew back then, but now there are many more. The only shows I like the most are Martin, and Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Martin and fresh Prince are both funny comedies. Will Smith is always clowning on people for fun, so does Martin. In Fresh Prince will is always picking with Carlton, and Martin always picks on Pam. They are always dancing in their shows. Martin and Fresh Prince are the 90’s most popular television show. These shows are still showing in this time era, and still giving people great laughs. Martin has a wife and his own apartment. Will on Fresh Prince lives with his aunt, uncle, and their kids. On martin everybody in the show are grown and own a home;
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