The Chi: Season 4/ Episode 8 – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)
For the most part, “Love Jones” acts as a reprieve from the drama thus far as reconciliations happen and love blooms between characters.
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For the most part, “Love Jones” acts as a reprieve from the drama thus far as reconciliations happen and love blooms between characters.
Genera+ion, while flawed, more than makes up for its low points by featuring queer people of color who bring a wealth of diverse stories.
With opening night coming soon, everyone is freaking out and looking for a distraction – which ends up being who likes who, the remaining relationships, and past crushes.
As the Camarilla execute their first public attack, Tally finds herself tired of the politics and lies, just as much as Anacostia.
This might be the episode that helps you move on from the past and accept the new versions of your favorite characters – thanks to Shella.
Mr. InBetween comes to an end but, does that mean Ray will live to see another day, or will he meet his maker?
As Fushi tries to escape the emotions Takunaha holds, he finds himself coerced into slavery with Pioran and starting his next chapter.
A handful of eccentric people end up on Hawaiian resort where, in one week, someone dies.
As Trig struggles with community policing, Nina struggles with her secret, Jake in being romantic, and Papa with potentially losing Maisha.
In the season finale, we learn how Ola takes Whitney’s confession, as her girls bond over drinks and weed and either deal with or avoid their own situations.
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