STARZ's 'BMF' returns for Season 4: Cast, episode schedule, release date, trailer
STARZ's 'BMF' returns for Season 4: Cast, episode schedule, release date, trailer
STARZ's crime drama "BMF" is returning just in time for the summer, and tensions are heating up between brothers Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory and Terry "Southwest T" Flenory.
Season 4, set to air this week, delves into the events that occurred during their trip to Mexico, which alters the relationship between the drug-dealing duo, played by Demetrius Flenory Jr. and Da'Vinchi.
"This season, as Meech and Terry fight to keep their American Dream alive, staying ahead of their rivals, and law enforcement takes a toll on their relationship," STARZ says.
Here's what we know about "BMF" Season 4:
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When and where to watch 'BMF' Season 4?
"BMF" Season 4 debuts on STARZ on June 6. It will be available to stream on the app at midnight and will air on cable at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT in the U.S. and Canada.
Who wrote and directed Season 4, Episode 1?
The first episode, titled "Graduation Day," is written by Heather Zuhlke and directed by Timothy A. Burton.
'BMF' Season 4 Episode Schedule
401: "Graduation Day " - 6/6
" - 6/6 402: "Discovery" - 6/13
- 6/13 403: "Good Faith" - 6/20
- 6/20 404: "Power Trippin" - 6/27
- 6/27 405: "See It, Touch It, Mixtape It" - 7/4
- 7/4 406: "Bad Religion" - 7/11
- 7/11 407: 'Enemy Within" - 7/25
- 7/25 408: "Death of Hope" - 8/1
- 8/1 409: 'Point of No Return' - 8/9
- 8/9 410: 'Dreams Deferred' - 8/15
'BMF' Season 4 Trailer
Main Cast
Demetrius Flenory Jr .: Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory
.: Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory Da'Vinchi : Terry "Southwest T" Flenory
: Terry "Southwest T" Flenory Russell Hornsby : Charles Flenory
: Charles Flenory Michole Briana White: Lucille Flenory
Lucille Flenory La La : Markisha Taylor
: Markisha Taylor Steve Harris : Detective Bryant
: Detective Bryant Laila Pruitt : Nicole
: Nicole Myles Truitt : B-Mickie
: B-Mickie Kelly Hu : Detective Veronica Jin
: Detective Veronica Jin Sydney Mitchell: LaWanda
Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@gannett.com.
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