On October 19, 2021, ABC premiered Queens, an American musical drama television series. Brandy, Naturi Naughton, Nadine Velazquez, and Eve J. Cooper are among the cast members.
Plot- In the 1990s, Brianna, Jill, Valeria, and Naomi were known as the “Nasty Bitches.” The four of them not only flipped hip-hop on its head, but also established legendary status through their music. The four ladies are now in their forties, worldly but distant from one another. There is now a chance to reclaim past fame and respect by reuniting the four. Will Professor Sex, Butter Pecan, Jill Da Thrill, and Xplicit Lyrics, also known as Professor Sex, Butter Pecan, Jill Da Thrill, and Xplicit Lyrics, be able to attain this lofty goal?
Season 1, Episode 9 speculations- Eric faces a new threat now that the real shooter has been revealed. Naomi and Eric may decide to start a family. Jill recognises that she may be engaging in some potentially harmful habits. Valeria learns the truth about her mother, while Lauren considers releasing a solo album. Brianna’s situation appears to be hopeless… But there’s a chance she’ll make it!
Cast and characters:
Eve was cast as Brianna ‘Professor Sex’ on Queens.
Jill ‘Da Thrill’ Naughton (Naturi Naughton)
Naomi ‘Xplicit Lyrics’ Brandy Norwood
Valeria ‘Butter Pecan’ Mendez is played by Nadine Velazquez.
Eric ‘E-Roc’ Jones is played by Taylor Selé.
Lauren ‘Lil Muffin’ Rice is played by Pepi Sonuga.
Rosie is played by Elaine del Valle.
Alicia is played by Rana Roy.
Tina is played by Felisha Terrell.
Rodrigo is played by Jose Moreno Brooks.
Tre Stokes (as Tre’ Stokes) plays James.
Langston is played by Gianni Sauce.
Arthur is played by Carlo Sauce.
Where to watch this series?
On January 4, Queens season 1 will return with an episode titled “Bars.” There are only a few episodes remaining in the original order, and there’s a good chance we’ll see a lot of them before spring. Hopefully, there’ll be some major developments in them, and we’ll be able to get a feel of what the future holds before the climax. Season 1’s numbers were not exactly great, and it’s the kind of thing that makes us a little worried about a second season.
With that in mind, the most important bit of advice we can give is this: if you enjoy Queens, be sure to catch the show live when it returns! Also, during the break, recruit some of your buddies to help you catch up.
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