The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’s two-part series finale is titled “I, Done.”
The finale was divided into “I, Done: Part 1” and “I, Done: Part 2,” with both parts airing on May 20, 1996. The title’s wording is a playful variation on “I’m done,” signaling that the Banks family’s long stay in their Bel-Air home is coming to an end.
In the story, the family prepares to leave California and begin new chapters. Hilary’s television program is moving to New York, Ashley plans to attend a performing-arts school, Carlton prepares for Princeton, and Geoffrey decides to return to London. Philip, Vivian and Nicky also plan to move east, while Will chooses to remain in California to finish school.
Viewers sometimes confuse the finale with nearby season-six titles such as “I, Stank Horse” or “Eye, Tooth.” Those are earlier episodes; “I, Done” is the closing two-part story and the final entry in the original sitcom’s six-season run.