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Premiere popped up on Crave a week or two ago. I fux with this. 
The Chi (Showtime) Official Season 1 Thread
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S1, E2
ALEE
Original Air Date: Jan 14, 2018
Brandon reels from a loss as Ronnie realizes he's made a mistake. Meanwhile, Emmett's carefree life is upended. Papa and Jake taunt Kevin over his crush on Andrea. Detective Cruz is shaken by conflicting clues in the investigation.
S1, E2
ALEE
Original Air Date: Jan 14, 2018
Brandon reels from a loss as Ronnie realizes he's made a mistake. Meanwhile, Emmett's carefree life is upended. Papa and Jake taunt Kevin over his crush on Andrea. Detective Cruz is shaken by conflicting clues in the investigation.
jilla82
Superstar
ill watch because im from Chicago, but...
...this feels NOTHING like the city.
the cast looks, talks, and acts like middle/upper class folks.
There are a ton of little things wrong...their dress, speech, etc...
A corner store in the hood and there arent at least 2 cats standing out front serving?
...this feels NOTHING like the city.
the cast looks, talks, and acts like middle/upper class folks.
There are a ton of little things wrong...their dress, speech, etc...
A corner store in the hood and there arent at least 2 cats standing out front serving?
Professor K.
rap game Paul Millsap
First episode was solid. It felt real, and there were no pandering characters or hidden agendas at first glance to turn me off of it. I'm in 
that cop supposed to be Latino?
I felt that way about Atlanta when it first came out but it got better as it went on and remained as authentic as anyone could possibly expect it to. It also came from the mind of Donald Glover, who, while from Atlanta, grew up in Stone Mountain and has a different perspective of the city than I would as somebody from the Southside. Idk much about Common and his relationship with the city like that, but it may be a similar situation.
And fukk up his whole shyt
that cop supposed to be Latino? I felt that way about Atlanta when it first came out but it got better as it went on and remained as authentic as anyone could possibly expect it to. It also came from the mind of Donald Glover, who, while from Atlanta, grew up in Stone Mountain and has a different perspective of the city than I would as somebody from the Southside. Idk much about Common and his relationship with the city like that, but it may be a similar situation.
Dope pilot, looking forward to the series
Just finished the first episode
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Diddly Drogba
Superstar
i LIKE DIT BUT i'M SUR ETHE TRANNY WAS GETTING IN THE DUDE THAT RUNS THE CORNERS CAR IN BROAD DAYLIGHT. i DON'T SEE THAT AS BEING REAL HE WOULD DO THAT ON THE LOW. Common pandering to tranny feelings
Professor K.
rap game Paul Millsap
you right but as long as they don't delve into some heshe love story and keep it on some Rawls in the gay club peripheral shyt then it's cool 
i guess so.
UserNameless
Veteran
First episode was solid. It felt real, and there were no pandering characters or hidden agendas at first glance to turn me off of it. I'm in
And fukk up his whole shyt
I felt that way about Atlanta when it first came out but it got better as it went on and remained as authentic as anyone could possibly expect it to. It also came from the mind of Donald Glover, who, while from Atlanta, grew up in Stone Mountain and has a different perspective of the city than I would as somebody from the Southside. Idk much about Common and his relationship with the city like that, but it may be a similar situation.
Common is from Stony & Cottage Grove ... he’s all the way Chi.
But I’m about to check this today . Been hearing good things. Looking forward to it. Will check back in.
Chicago is my favorite U.S. city I’ve visited so I’m eager to see the depictions .
WakandanPride
Realest Negus Alive
Jason Mitchell is a great actor. Breh has lots of range and I'm glad he's getting work.
I loved the first episode, it got some rawness and authenticity to it.
I loved the first episode, it got some rawness and authenticity to it.
Th3G3ntleman
Superstar
What a surprise more black trauma for a mostly white audiences viewing pleasure.