When a rising high school football player from South Central L.A. is recruited to play for Beverly Hills High, the wins, losses and struggles of two families from vastly different worlds - Compton and Beverly Hills - begin to collide. Inspired by the life of pro football player Spencer Paysinger.
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When a rising high school football player from South Central L.A. is recruited to play for Beverly Hills High, the wins, losses and struggles of two families from vastly different worlds - Compton and Beverly Hills - begin to collide. Inspired by the life of pro football player Spencer Paysinger.
Season 1 episodes
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High school football player Spencer James gets a chance at a better life, playing for Beverly Hills High School.
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Directed by Rob HardyWritten by April BlairGuest stars Hunter Clowdus, Danielle Campbell, Briana Lane, Sachie Alessio, Bayley Corman, Morgan Harvill, Cary Huff, Jay Reeves
While trying to be all things, on and off the field, Spencer quickly discovers the rules he played by at Crenshaw no longer apply in Beverly Hills. Meanwhile, Coop is also forced to learn a new set of rules, with Spencer’s protective “Halo Effect” now gone.
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Directed by David McWhirterWritten by Mike Herro, David Strauss, April BlairGuest stars Hunter Clowdus, George McDaniel, Judy Kain, Howard Chan, Amentha Dymally, Cary Huff, Jay Reeves, Doreen Calderon
Spencer and Jordan spend an unexpected day together back in Crenshaw where our Beverly Hills golden boy, Jordan, gets his first taste of real life in South Central LA. Meanwhile, Billy struggles with his identity as a father as Olivia and Layla attempt to rekindle their friendship. And Coop faces her own truth, coming clean to her parents about being gay.
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Directed by Rob HardyWritten by Nkechi Okoro CarrollGuest stars Chelsea Tavares, Hunter Clowdus, Alan Wells, Ivan Leung, Peter Charnock, Cirroc Lofton, Michael Zakhar, Bill Lee Brown
While riding the exhilarating wave of a three-game winning streak, Spencer becomes seduced by the Beverly Hills good life leading to an unexpected adventure with Asher. Meanwhile, Coop is also being seduced by a new way of life – gang life – and everything it offers her.
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Directed by Elodie KeeneWritten by John A. NorrisGuest stars Hunter Clowdus, Sean Baker, Kyle Kittredge, Randy Vasquez, Chase Kim, Jeff Grace, Michael Zakhar, Bill Lee Brown
Spencer’s worlds come together to celebrate his birthday in Beverly Hills. But mixing the dysfunctional families – with the dash of an unexpected guest – ends in disaster. Olivia and Jordan, on a mission to uncover a family secret, discover a missing link to their father’s past. Meanwhile, Coop and Patience struggle to define their blossoming romance.
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Directed by Rose TrocheWritten by Robert D. Doty, Lorna OsunsanmiGuest stars Chelsea Tavares, Hunter Clowdus, Alex Morris, Tony Curtis Blondell, Lil Mama, Brent Jennings, Troy Brookins, Elvis Nolasco
The return of Layla’s music mogul father gives Spencer the perfect opportunity to give back to Crenshaw and reunite with an increasingly distant Coop. But Coop’s deepening affiliation with Shawn’s gang threatens Spencer’s good intentions. Billy, Jordan and Asher take a journey to Malibu to scout their next big rival as tensions simmer between Jordan and Asher.
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Directed by Benny BoomWritten by Mike Herro, David Strauss, Jon AlstonGuest stars Chelsea Tavares, Hunter Clowdus, Lil Mama, Patrick Cage, Bill Lee Brown, Jivanta Roberts, Jay Reeves, Eion Bailey
At an explosive homecoming dance, friendships in both Crenshaw and Beverly will be put to the test when decisions made by Spencer trigger an avalanche that drastically changes the course of several lives. Meanwhile, Billy finds himself forced to spend some quality time with Grace and defend his decision to marry outside of the culture. Meanwhile, Coop realizes that getting Shawn out of gang life may come at a steep price for her.
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Directed by Dawn WilkinsonWritten by Michael Bhim, Nkechi Okoro CarrollGuest stars Hunter Clowdus, Jay Reeves, Michelle Hayden, Annie Thurman, Troy Brookins, Demetrius Shipp Jr., Spence Moore II
Beverly has their big Homecoming game and the pressure is on. Post-dance, Spencer is feeling the weight of the effects of his arrival at Beverly… as well as his departure from Crenshaw… and tries to set things right. Meanwhile, Billy tries to bring together his team for a win that will send them to the district play-offs for the first time since he became head coach… But Billy discovers doing what’s right and winning aren’t always the same thing.
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Directed by Rob HardyWritten by April BlairGuest stars Chelsea Tavares, Jay Reeves, Eion Bailey, Michelle Hayden, Antoine Harris, Bernadette Speakes, Ian Willoughby, Javier Bolanos
Spencer should be on top of the world – his football team is headed to the playoffs and he can finally be with Layla – but he can’t shake a major tragedy that occurred causing him to question everything. Meanwhile, Coop learns some disturbing information about a friend and Jordan is worried about the results of a drug test that could end his football career for good.
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Directed by Kevin Rodney SullivanWritten by John A. NorrisGuest stars Chelsea Tavares, Jay Reeves, Michelle Hayden, Antoine Harris, Bernadette Speakes, Chris Conner, Jefferson Reid, Kendall Joy Hall
As Coop gets more involved in gang life, her relationship with Patience is tested, while Spencer is determined to find a way to help his community stop the violence that keeps occurring. Jordan is developing a relationship with his grandfather, which brings up family issues for Billy.
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Directed by Darren GrantWritten by Natalie Abrams, Cam’ron MooreGuest stars Chelsea Tavares, Annie Thurman, Erika Bowman, Omari Washington, Enisha Brewster, Olly Sholotan, Brent Jennings, Demetrius Shipp Jr.
At a college recruiting event, Spencer’s former teammates from Crenshaw show up, which causes Spencer to lose focus. Olivia comes to Asher’s aid, while Jordan struggles with the opportunities that comes with being Billy Baker’s son.
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Directed by Michael SchultzWritten by Robert D. Doty, Jon AlstonGuest stars Hunter Clowdus, Hosea Chanchez, Bart Johnson, Matt Medrano, Brent Jennings, Troy Brookins, Mitchell Edwards, Spence Moore II
Spencer tries not to repeat the mistakes of his past with his relationship with Layla and Olivia struggles with her sobriety. Billy reveals to Laura something he did to protect his family, while Coop has conflicted emotions about reuniting with her father.
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Directed by Elizabeth Allen RosenbaumWritten by Nkechi Okoro Carroll, Lorna OsunsanmiGuest stars Hunter Clowdus, Doreen Calderon, Iman Karram, Friday Chamberlain, Paige McGarvin, James Black, Judith Scott, Demetrius Shipp Jr.
With playoffs and mid-terms looming, Spencer makes a few shocking discoveries about his father. Coop desperately wants to bring down her enemies, while Jordan makes a connection with his grandfather.
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Directed by Salli Richardson-WhitfieldWritten by John A. NorrisGuest stars Hunter Clowdus, Rigo Sanchez, Amelia Morck, Demetrius Butler, Brent Jennings, Akono Dixon, Wolé Parks, Demetrius Shipp Jr.
Spencer wants no part of his father’s return and Billy confronts him about their tumultuous past. Meanwhile, Layla forces Asher to re-evaluate his life.
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Directed by Geoff Wing ShotzWritten by Jameal TurnerGuest stars Chelsea Tavares, Daniel Joo, Chala Savino, Brent Jennings, Wolé Parks, Demetrius Shipp Jr., Lahmard J. Tate, Chad L. Coleman
Spencer learns the real reason his father left when he was growing up and is devastated by the truth. Billy must deal with the repercussions of decisions he made in the past, while Coop tries to stop a plan she set in motion, with tragic consequences.
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Directed by Michael SchultzWritten by Mike Herro, David StraussGuest stars Chelsea Tavares, Hunter Clowdus, Nataliz Jimenez, Megan Elizabeth Barker, James Black, Casper Van Dien, Demetrius Shipp Jr., Mitchell Edwards
Spencer suffers a devastating setback and gets strength from an unlikely source. Billy, while focused on the championship game, realizes that he has to face some tough truths in order to get his family back.
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Directed by David McWhirterWritten by Michael Bhim, Nkechi Okoro CarrollGuest stars Hunter Clowdus, Brent Jennings, Daryl C. Brown, James Black, Akono Dixon, Janeshia Adams-Ginyard, Casper Van Dien, Judith Scott