‘The Chi' Exclusive Clip: Reg & Jackie Join Forces For A Heist
After shooting Emmett, a seemingly carefree Reg settles in at Candice's house and beats Keith at Connect Four. He says he enjoys the kids' game because it 'forces you to pay attention,' even as Keith accuses him of cheating. Source: The Chi / The Chi Source: The Chi / The Chi
Reg then shifts the conversation and tells his new shooter, Jackie, that he has a lead on a jewelry store job, thanks to a friend who works security. He estimates there's $50,000 in the safe, and Jackie immediately demands half.
'No,' says Reg.
'I'm not your little bro,' Jackie retorts. 'I'm worth the money, trust me.'
'You better be,' Reg replies. Source: The Chi / The Chi
Take an exclusive look below.
In the seventh season of The Chi , the women of the South Side are stepping into the spotlight with Alicia leading the charge, reclaiming their power amidst rising tensions, tested loyalties and fierce new rivalries—all in pursuit of a single, coveted crown that promises high stakes and heavy consequences.
This season welcomes powerhouse talent to the cast, including Tony Award winner, Phylicia Rashad, NAACP Image Award winner, Wendy Raquel Robinson, and Emmy Award winner, Karrueche Tran, in guest-starring roles. They join the show's dynamic ensemble, featuring Jacob Latimore, Lynn Whitfield, Yolonda Ross, Shamon Brown Jr., Michael V. Epps, Birgundi Baker, and Luke James. Fan favorites Kadeem Hardison, Chris Lee, Brett Gray, Rotimi, Jackie Long, Jill Marie Jones, and others also return. Created by Emmy winner, Lena Waithe, and executive produced alongside Justin Hillian, Jewel Coronel, and Academy Award winner, Common, the new season promises powerful storytelling that continues to reflect the heart and hustle of Chicago.
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