She's Gotta Have It 1.09

#ChangeGonCome (GENTRIFICATION)

Bianca, Nola's next door neighbor, is angry about graffiti on her stoop. She blames Papo, the artist who wanders the neighborhood with a cart full of art. Papo denies the charge. Other people at the neighborhood meeting try to step in and suggest that there are bigger problems in the neighborhood than graffiti.

Nola has a therapy session with Dr. Jamison who tries to talk her into coming clean with her three lovers. Nola has her doubts about doing that. She thinks that she has the situation under control. 

Captain Harlock (1978) 1.02

A Message from the Unknown

Galactic Transport Fleet No. 7 is attacked and destroyed by a large ship of unknown origin. Captain Harlock learns about the attack and goes after the large ship. It is headed for Earth. Commander Kiruta, the leader of the Earth's defense forces, suspects that Captain Harlock is responsible for the destruction of the destroyed fleet.

Fargo 4.03

Raddoppiarlo

The episode opens by taking back a step as it introduces U.S. Marshall Deafy Wickware who is looking for two fugitives, Zelmare and Swanee. He turns to the Kansas City Police for a bit of help. Detective Weff is assigned to help him out. Marshall Wickware, Detective Weff, and a bunch of police officers break into the Smutney home. They look for but are unable to find the fugitives. Smith doesn't seem satisfied but he leaves anyway, empty handed.

The Last Dance 1.01

Episode I

This 10-episode series focuses on the Bulls last run at the NBA championship while Michael Jordan was still on the team. This episode sets up the premise of the series. It includes a spotlight of Jerry Krause, who was the General Manager of the Bulls from 1985 to 2003. There is brief look at a preseason exhibition event in Paris, France before the 1997-98 season began. The episode also flashes back for a look at Michael Jordan's college basketball career at North Carolina and his first year with the Bulls.

This is a highlight reel. It is not an in depth story. There is too many things going on and the focus is too scattered for this to be a comprehensive study. It was interesting to watch, I will very likely continue to watch but honestly I prefer to watch a single game or a more focused look at a single person, whether that be the star of the team or one of the supporting cast.

The Phil Silvers Show 1.11

Bivouac

Col. Hall knows that Sgt. Bilko will do something to get out of going to the field on bivouac. He warns Captain Curtis about Bilko's past, how he has evaded going into the field in the past. Captain Curtis is ready for almost anything but he's not ready for Bilko, who fools him into believing he that he's developed Wilkinson's disease. Bilko gets his way until Captain Curtis realizes he's been fooled. The Captain turns the tables on Bilko at that point by diagnosing him as being terminally ill.

Mr. Inbetween 2.06

Let Me Stop You There

Ray deals with losing Ally. He throws away pictures of her and the stuff she left at his place. He goes to one of his anger management meetings. He tells the group about punching Trent. The group leader tries to tell him the violence never solved anything. Ray suggests that it solved World War II. The group leader doesn't concede. The meeting ends. Ray is still bummed.

Ray agrees to a meeting that Freddy lines up. Simon, the client, is having trouble with a girl he was seeing on the side. Simon is married and somebody important. The girl wants money. Ray is reluctant to take the case. He says he needs a few days to think about it.

Young Justice 2.20

Endgame

Superboy, Miss Martian, and Adam Strange arrive on Rimbor with evidence that the League is innocent and that the Light and the Reach are the real culprits. They arrive just a little too late. Judgement has already been rendered and the League are no longer in the courtroom.