Why did it take Carlton the entire episode to realize he was a virgin?
In the Fresh Prince episode Mama's Baby, Carlton's Maybe (IMDb), Carlton's previous girlfriend shows up and claims that Carlton is the father of her child. By the end of the episode, in the chapel, Carlton explained that he couldn't possibly be the father, because he's a virgin.
Why did it take him almost the entire episode to realize that? If he had that realization at the beginning, there wouldn't have been an episode, but was there any other explanation?
Best Answer
Because Cindy was, in Carlton’s own words:
The love of my life, and Cindy is the woman I'm gonna spend the rest of my life with
And not his baby was just a nuisance that Carlton could overlook, because he also thought uncle Phil would give them money.
Also, him confiding to Will that he is still a virgin shows that he was really ashamed of that fact and having a baby is, well, ultimate proof of having sex.
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