Category: Faith-Based Genres
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Greenleaf: S1 E13 – What Are You Doing Here? Review
Sophia, Grace, and Kevin find themselves contemplating the future in their separate scenes. Sophia takes in the picturesque scene looking at the mansion from afar. Grace sits on her bed in deep thought. Kevin considers Charity’s conversation with Carlton and Wanda as she explains her trauma away as he ease drops. Charity and Kevin try […]
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Greenleaf: S1 E10 – “March to the Sea” Synopsis
A SECOND SHOOTING AT CALVARY There is another shooting at Calvary. This time, it is inside the church. Bishop shots Creepy McCready. When Grace goes to call the police, Bishop makes several pleas for her to wait before doing so. Bishop believes that the matter could be handled without involving the police and Robert agreed. […]
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Greenleaf: S1 E9 – “The Broken Road” Synopsis
“The Broken Road” serves as the title of this episode and is the title of the duet between Charity and Carlton. In my opinion, this episode should be named “the ugly truth”. In this episode, the ugly truth is revealed. Uprooted as if buried in a deep abyss, each member of the Greenleaf family must face it. There are no more excuses or lies that can act as an alibi.
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Greenleaf: Season 1 Episode 5 Meaningful Survival Synposis
In their marriage counseling session, Kerissa and Jacob argue about Jacob participating in a Las Vegas Bachelor Party for his best friend. Jacob offers to end his affair with Alexa if Kerissa willing allows him to go. She reluctantly agrees and is outraged when a text message met for Alexa is sent to her revealing […]
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Greenleaf: S1 E3 – “We Shall See Him As He Is” Synopsis
Kerissa (Kimberley Hawthorne) sets up a dinner date with Fred Williams (L. Warren Young) and his wife Misty (Avis-Marie Barnes) to solidify their ties with the Deacons now that Jacob (Lamman Rucker) is presiding over the Deacon Board. Kevin Satterlee (Tye White) works out the logistics with the handsome homeless coordinator for the use of the facilities on Wednesdays and Fridays. There is an obvious unspoken attraction between Kevin and the homeless coordinator. Grace (Merle Dandridge) accepts a dinner invitation from Noah Kendall (Benjamin Patterson) and his fiancé, Isabel (Anna Diop). It is closing time at Mavis’ Beale Street Blues Bar when Robert McCready (Greg Allan Williams) pays his sister, Mavis (Oprah Winfrey) an unwelcomed visit.
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