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| date (day) |
time |
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episode title |
| 7/26/17 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#207) TBA |
| 7/19/17 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#206) Line of Our Elders |
| 7/12/17 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#205) Caroling Dusk |
| 7/5/17 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#204) My Soul's High Song |
| 6/28/17 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#203) What Do I Care For Morning |
| 6/21/17 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#202) To Usward |
| 6/20/17 (Tu.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#201) After The Winter |
| 11/30/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#113) Give Us This Day |
| 11/23/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#112) Far Too Long |
| 11/16/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#111) All Good |
| 11/9/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#110) So Far |
| 11/2/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#109) Next to Nothing |
| 10/26/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#108) Where With All |
10/19/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#108) Where With All |
| 10/12/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#107) In No Uncertain Terms |
| 10/5/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#106) As Promised |
| 9/28/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#105) By Any Chance |
| 9/21/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#104) The Darker Sooner |
| 9/14/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#103) Thy Will Be Done |
| 9/7/16 (We.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#102) Evergreen |
| 9/6/16 (Tu.) | 10:00 PM | OWN | (#101) First Things First |
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| QUEEN SUGAR (OWN)
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BROADCAST
HISTORY:
9/6/16
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STATUS:
currently airing (summer 2017) |
TIME SLOT:
wednesdays from 10:00 PM-11:00 PM EST |
CURRENT SEASON:
2 (16 episodes) |
DESCRIPTION:
(from OWN's press release, April 2017) "Queen Sugar," the critically acclaimed drama series from Academy award-nominated filmmaker Ava DuVernay ("13th," "Selma"), executive producer Oprah Winfrey and Warner Horizon Scripted Television, returns for its second season with a two-night event on OWN Tuesday, June 20, and Wednesday, June 21 (10 p.m. ET/PT each night). The series will regularly air Wednesday nights at 10 p.m. ET/PT. Continuing a creative initiative established in the show's first season, series creator DuVernay has once again assembled an all-female directing team for season two including: Kat Candler, DeMane Davis, Cheryl Dunye, Aurora Guerrero and Amanda Marsalis, with additional names to be announced. Hulu and Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution today also announced a new deal that grants the premium streaming television destination the exclusive subscription streaming rights to all past episodes of "Queen Sugar." The complete first season of "Queen Sugar" will become available to stream exclusively on Hulu beginning April 21, and subsequent seasons will become available to stream following their initial season run on OWN. The debut season won an NAACP Image Award for Best Drama Series, Television Show of the Year from both ABFF and AAFCA, and was a People's Choice Awards nominee for Favorite Cable Drama. The award-winning first season was the #1 new ad-supported cable series for W25-54 and the #1 new cable series for African-American women and total viewers during the run. Additionally, season one averaged over 2.7 million total viewers in Live+3. In the series' second season, the contemporary drama returns as the Bordelon siblings struggle to move forward with their lives as they strive to honor the legacy of their father following his unexpected passing. Charley (Dawn-Lyen Gardner, "Unforgettable") relocates to Saint Josephine, Louisiana to help run the family business. As the only black female sugarcane mill owner, she must fight to regain her independence while rebuilding her relationships with her estranged siblings. Ralph Angel (Kofi Siriboe, "Girls Trip") struggles to transform from a formerly incarcerated single father to a land owner in the eyes of his family as he works to restore his relationship with his son's mother. Nova (Rutina Wesley, "True Blood") finds herself torn between her activism and her desire to be loved. Together, they must learn to rely on one another as they navigate their tenuous bonds as family. |
PRINCIPAL CAST INFORMATION:
· Bianca Lawson as Darla
· Dawn-Lyen Gardner as Charley Bordelon West
· Dondré Whitfield as Remy Newell
· Ethan Hutchison as Blue
· Glynn Turman as Ernest Bordelon
· Greg Vaughan as Calvin
· Henry G. Sanders as Prosper Denton
· Kofi Siriboe as Ralph Angel Bordelon
· Marycarmen Lopez as Reyna Velez
· Nicholas L. Ashe as Micah
· Omar J. Dorsey as Hollywood Desonier
· Rutina Wesley as Nova Bordelon
· Timon Kyle Durrett as Davis West
· Tina Lifford as Violet Bordelon
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CREW INFORMATION:
· Ava DuVernay as CRTR/EP/DIR (Pilot)
· Melissa Carter as EP
· Natalie Baszile as BOOK
· Neema Barnette as DIR/PROD
· Oprah Winfrey as EP
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GENRE(S):
· drama
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STUDIO INFORMATION:
· Warner Horizon Television
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