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A narrative series set in a limitless magical reality full of dynamic, hilarious characters and celebrity guests presenting sketches performed by a core cast of black women.
Episode 6 : Check Yo' Slack Every 5 to Stay Alive
May. 19,2023
The Coral Reefs vie for office space. A new employee creates work-wife drama. A ballet dancer auditions for a trap rapper.
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Episode 5 : Peek-A-Boob, Your T***y's Out
May. 12,2023
Cousin Curtis mans a hotel front desk. A woman’s hot date with herself gets interrupted. Three friends compete for a picture-perfect life.
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Episode 4 : My Love Language Is Words of Defamation
May. 05,2023
A Black Lady Courtroom hears a new case. A queen’s knights share gossip from around the kingdom. A waitress riles up her customers.
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Episode 3 : Pre Ph.D, Based on a Novel by Sapphire
April. 28,2023
Dr. Haddassah returns with Black Table Talk. Karlie Chanel pitches TV executives. A mother passes down her prized heirlooms.
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Episode 2 : What Kind of Medicine Does Dr. King Practice?
April. 21,2023
Kimber and Skip host a baptism dunk-a-thon. Coworkers vent about their jobs. Gia is a menace at the movies. Annie interviews for preschool.
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Episode 1 : I'm Clapping From My Puss
April. 14,2023
A girls’ trip gets off to a bumpy start. Three women attempt catch up to the Three Wise Men. Salina tries to defeat her childhood nemesis.
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