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For fans of 'The Chi,' these actors 'steal the show,' No shock: They grew up on it.

Life has never been easy in “The Chi.”
The Showtime drama about a bustling Black neighborhood on the south side of Chicago is filled with characters trying to realize their dreams, keenly aware of the...

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'The Chi' Season 5: How young cast members 'steal the show'

As Showtime's drama marks its fifth season, Alex Hibbert, Michael Epps and Shamon Brown Jr. reflect on their friendship and coming of age on TV.

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'The Chi' Boss on Exploring the Aftermath of Police Brutality and That Time Jump in the Season 4 Premiere

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'The Chi' Boss on Exploring the Aftermath of Police Brutality and That Time Jump in the Season 4 Premiere
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SPOILER ALERT:
Do not read if you have not yet watched the Season 4 premiere of “The Chi,” which aired May 23 on Showtime.
In several ways, the third season finale of Showtime’s “The Chi” ended on a hopeful note. Sure, the crooked Otis “Douda” Perry (Curtiss Cook) won the mayoral election and strongarmed Trig (Luke James) in running his mob operations. And yes, Ronnie (Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine) was shot in belated retaliation for Coogie’s (Jahking Guillory) murder. But there were so many forward-facing happy moments too, from Trig and Imani (Jasmine Davis) stepping up for Jake (Michael Epps), Emmett (Jacob Latimore) and Tiff (Hannaha Hall) getting married, and even Kiesha (Birgundi Baker) beginning to run again — a notable step in her healing after being kidnapped, imprisoned and impregnated via rape in earlier episodes.

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