'The Chi' returns for Season 7: How to watch, date, time, episodes, cast, trailer
'The Chi' returns for Season 7: How to watch, date, time, episodes, cast, trailer
The gut-wrenching drama"The Chi" is back for Season 7 and is airing this weekend.
Grab your popcorn for the show that continues to follow the trials and tribulations of the main characters. The story revolves around Chi-town residents" who become linked by coincidence but bonded by the need for connection and redemption," Paramount+ says.
During an appearance on CBS Boston, actor Jacob Latimore, who plays Emmett, said this season is "action-packed" with "a lot of surprises, a lot of shock value."
"A lot of our OG fans will just be really excited about this season," he added.
Here's how to watch Season 7 of "The Chi":
When and where can you watch 'The Chi' Season 7?
The show will be available for streaming on May 16 for those with the Paramount+ Showtime plan. It will premiere on television on May 18 at 9 p.m. ET.
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Season 7 Episode List
Episode One : "Black Friday"
: "Black Friday" Episode Two : "The Fall Out"
: "The Fall Out" Episode Three : "More Life"
: "More Life" Episode Four : "Mother's Day"
: "Mother's Day" Episode Five : "Safe Harbor"
: "Safe Harbor" Episode Six : "Do The Chi Thing"
: "Do The Chi Thing" Episode Seven : "Unfinished Business"
: "Unfinished Business" Episode Eight : "A Bet Is A Bet"
: "A Bet Is A Bet" Episode Nine : "Last Respects"
: "Last Respects" Episode Ten: "Tha Block Is Hot"
"Tha Block Is Hot" Episode Eleven: "Ready or Not"
'The Chi' Season 7 Trailer
'The Chi' Main Cast
Jacob Latimore: Emmett Washington
Lynn Whitfield: Alicia
Yolonda Ross: Jada Washington
Shamon Brown Jr.: "Papa" Jackson
Michael V. Epps: Jake Taylor
Birgundi Baker : Kiesha Williams
Luke James: Trig Taylor
Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@gannett.com.
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