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Amid rising tensions in the neighborhood, Nola tries to channel all her energy into her art. But she soon finds herself thrust into the spotlight.
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| DeWanda Wise | ... | Nola Darling | |
| Anthony Ramos | ... | Mars Blackmon | |
| Lyriq Bent | ... | Jamie Overstreet | |
| Cleo Anthony | ... | Greer Childs | |
| Margot Bingham | ... | Clorinda Bradford | |
| Chyna Layne | ... | Shemekka Epps | |
| Joie Lee | ... | Septima | |
| Thomas Jefferson Byrd | ... | Stokely | |
| Ilfenesh Hadera | ... | Opal Gilstrap | |
| Kim Director | ... | Bianca Tate | |
| Elvis Nolasco | ... | Papo Da Mayor | |
| Heather Headley | ... | Dr. Jamison | |
| Pauletta Washington | ... | Miss Ella Chisholm | |
| Elise Hudson | ... | Rachel | |
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Taliyah Whitaker | ... | Reggie |
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Amid rising tensions in the neighborhood, Nola tries to channel all her energy into her art. But she soon finds herself thrust into the spotlight.
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hashtag in episode title | town hall meeting | gentrification | reference to black lives matter | reference to donald trump |Genres:
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23 November 2017 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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This episode (written by Radha Blank) is filled with artistic flourishes, but as typical of the series, is weak on plot. It begins curiously enough with a cemetery tour where Nola Darling visits the graves of famous people (mostly artists). From there Nola is more reactive than proactive as she confronts various people in her life. Like other episodes in this series, this one reminds you of another Spike Lee film -- this time it's "Do The Right Thing" because of a incident that occurs in the middle section. If you're going to do a homage to another Spike Lee film, "Do The Right Thing" would be the one to do, but what we see here lacks the power of the original. It's just okay. As the penultimate episode of the season, you would expect it to leave you with anxious anticipation of the finale, but it does not.