Which production company made seasons 1-3 with The Stuffed Dog Company?

The production company that made seasons 1–3 with The Stuffed Dog Company was Quincy Jones Entertainment. The series was produced by those companies in association with NBC Productions during its original NBC run.

Quincy Jones Entertainment connected the sitcom to music producer Quincy Jones, who helped develop the television concept and served as an executive producer. The company name reflects Jones’s broader entertainment business, not the show’s broadcast network.

A common mix-up is choosing Warner Bros. Television. Warner Bros. was involved with the series and later handled distribution, but the credited production partnership for the first three seasons was The Stuffed Dog Company and Quincy Jones Entertainment. From season 4 onward, the related company was Quincy Jones-David Salzman Entertainment.

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air premiered on NBC in 1990 and ultimately ran for six seasons and 148 episodes. Its production credits changed slightly over time as the series continued and its business arrangements evolved.