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SHOWTIME’s ‘THE CHI’ Season 6 Returns, Kadeem Hardison, Leon and More to Guest Star

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SHOWTIME has confirmed the highly anticipated return of its hit drama series THE CHI, with the second half of the sixth season set to premiere on Friday, May 10 for Paramount+ subscribers, followed by its on-air debut on Paramount+ with SHOWTIME on Sunday, May 12 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Currently in production in Chicago, the remaining eight episodes of the 16-episode season promise to deliver riveting narratives.

Created by Emmy winner Lena Waithe and executive produced by Academy Award winner Common, “THE CHI” is a poignant coming-of-age story set in South Side Chicago, focusing on interconnected lives seeking connection and redemption. The series, produced entirely in Chicago, has garnered record-breaking viewership.

Season six has navigated tumultuous highs and lows, with characters facing personal challenges and societal pressures. The ensemble cast, including Jacob Latimore, Alex Hibbert, and Yolonda Ross, is joined by guest stars like Emmy winner Lynn Whitfield and Kandi Burruss, adding depth to the storyline.

Special guests for the season include Kadeem Harrison as Professor Gardner, a college literature professor; Leon as Alonzo, a street-savvy attorney with ties to Lynn Whitfield’s character Alicia; Daniel J. Watts, the pastor of a megachurch; and Brett Gray, a young man who will impact Emmett.

Executive producers Waithe, Common, and others have ensured a compelling narrative that reflects urban life authentically. With production by 20th Television and direction by a talented team, “THE CHI” continues to captivate audiences with its raw portrayal of life’s complexities.

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‘The Chi’: Here’s The Music You Heard In Season 6, Episode 6

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(WARNING: Spoilers for this week’s The Chi episode will be found below.)

The sixth episode in The Chi season six was supposed to be a joyful one. The kids of Chicago’s south side have reached the end of their high school careers and they’re preparing for graduation. With this, come big life decisions for everyone. Kevin is leaning toward a video gaming gig in Los Angeles, which means he must inform not only his mom but also his girlfriend Maisha about it. Bakari reconnects with his sister and Papa finds happiness with a new surprise in his relationship with Kenya. As with everything in The Chi, things aren’t always peachy and rosy in Chicago.

Keisha discovered the bag of money that Douda and Nuk forced Emmett to hide at his home and that turned out to be a breaking point for him as he tried to force his way out of his deal with Douda. That didn’t work out too well for him, and the same could be said about Bakari in the aftermath of his arrest for driving with a stolen car. Victor is being investigated for Q’s murder and he has to decide whether or not to confess to his involvement in the crime. Additionally, Marcus and Jemma’s disagreements continue, but none of the above makes for the worst thing that happened in this episode.

Papa’s father is seemingly dead after he was killed by someone we can assume is an associate of Douda.

The events mentioned above in the sixth episode of Showtime’s The Chi season six, titled “Boys II Men,” are soundtracked by songs that help to accentuate the emotions behind each scene. You can find a list of them below and details about the scenes the records played behind.

The following records were provided thanks to the Showtime Entertainment Public Relations team. Some records are unreleased and will not be on streaming until a later date. Check back for updates on a release.

Preston — “Pressure”

We hear this record around the 6:20 mark as Kevin, Maisha, Jake, Jemma, Lynae, and Papa prepare to take pictures for graduation. They’re all a bit antsy as they wait in line for the photos. Lynae talks about still being on punishment and wanting to move out, Kevin says to be careful what you wish for, Papa is stressing about his photos, and Maisha shows them how it’s done.

Crown — “Wild Bill”

This song plays around the 8:05 mark as Douda punches Bakari in the face for losing the stolen Lamborghini that he allowed him to drive for prom. Douda also consults with Nuk about figuring out a way to wash their money. He learns that Pastor Jackson is the one making things difficult for them.

J Doe — “Need Some Prayer”

Around the 15:15 mark, this record plays as Jamal pulls up in a truck to see Bakari at the door of Nina’s house where Lynae is staying. Bakari apologized to Nina for putting her in harm’s way and he later explained to Jamal how he got a black eye. Jamal then offers Bakari a ride home.

Stix — “Prayer”

This record can be heard around the 23:21 mark as Jamal and Bakari continue their drive. Jamal warns Bakari about his street life and how being in jail will affect him if he continues down this path. Jamal also suggests that Bakari take some time apart from Lynae after the stolen car incident.

Kieran The Light — “No Pressure”

We hear this record around the 28:15 mark as Jamal and Bakari arrive at Papa’s house where the latter has been staying. It’s there that they see Bakari’s sister sitting on the steps. Bakari and his sister Britney were split up into separate foster homes and lost touch with each other over the years.

Rukus — “Spin The Block”

This song plays around the 29:00 mark as Bakari and Britney catch up with each other. Britney reveals that she’s no longer hustling in the streets and is instead, focusing on her music career to accomplish her dreams. She asks if she can stay with Bakari, but he says that the decision isn’t up to him as it’s not his house. They exchange contacts to stay in touch.

EMAN8 — “Inspired”

EMAN8’s record plays around the 48:58 mark as Kevin, Maisha, Jake, Jemma, Lynae, and Papa take their seats in an auditorium to begin graduation. Before things kick off, Douda comes in to have Bakari come with him but Victor and Pastor Jackson tell Douda that Bakari isn’t going anywhere.

Durand The Rapper — “Forever Kings”

Around the 52:10 mark, this song plays as Kevin concludes his graduation speech to his classmates. He revealed his plans to go to Los Angeles to chase his video game dreams and he encouraged his classmates to pursue their own goals, no matter how big or small they are.

Lupe Fiasco — “Kick Push”

This record can be heard around the 54:34 mark at a party that Kevin, Maisha, Jake, Jemma, Lynae, Bakari, Britney, and Papa attend after graduation. It’s here that Lynae meets Britney for the first time and that Britney learns that Bakari has a girlfriend.

Amari Noelle aka Britney — “At It Again (“Kick Push” Freestyle)

We hear this record around the 55:35 mark as Britney, played by real-life artist Amari Noelle, takes over the mic to freestyle over “Kick Push.” Everyone is blown away, though Maisha seems to be a bit jealous as it’s been a while since her raps have brought her the applause that Britney received.

Alonda Rich — “Hypebeast”

This song plays around the 56:30 mark after Britney’s freestyle. Jemma approaches her about managing her, but Britney says her main concern at the moment is finding a place to crash. Jemma says she isn’t able to help there but tells Britney to find her when she’s ready to have someone manage her.

Travon Potts — “Dry My Tears”

Travon Potts’ record can be heard around the 57:26 mark as Pastor Jackson prays for guidance from God and asks for his son to be protected. Just as he concludes this prayer, a man comes up behind him with a rope and seemingly chokes him to death as we’re left to watch him lay on the ground unresponsive.

New episodes of ‘The Chi’ are available through the Paramount Plus With Showtime plan on Fridays at 3am EST/ 12 pm PST. Weekly episodes also air Sundays on Showtime at 9pm EST/PST.

‘The Chi’: Here’s The Music You Heard In Season 6, Episode 5

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(WARNING: Spoilers for this week’s The Chi episode will be found below.)

A bit of a time jump in The Chi season six has brought us to prom season for the kids in the series. In episode five, we check in with Kevin & Maisha, Jake & Jemma, Papa & Kenya, and Bakari & Lynae as they prepare for their prom. Though it should be a fun time, each couple has their own worries and inconveniences that arrive to disrupt things. Elsewhere, Keisha is forced to take matters into her own hands as she grows more and more frustrated with her life. Some new tensions arise between Emmett and Douda, Victor gets taken in for questioning by the FBI, Shaad is reluctantly pushed back into his old ways, and Marcus and Tierra have their first big disappointment.

The events mentioned above in the fifth episode of Showtime’s The Chi season six, titled “One Of Them Nights,” are soundtracked by songs that help to accentuate the emotions behind each scene. You can find a list of them below and details about the scenes the records played behind.

The following records were provided thanks to the Showtime Entertainment Public Relations team. Some records are unreleased and will not be on streaming until a later date. Check back for updates on a release.

J Sound — “Hold On To The Cape”

We hear this record around the 1:14 mark as Emmett helps Kevin show for a jacket to wear at prom. There seems to be a time jump with this episode as Kevin reveals that he and Maisha are an official couple now. It’s here that Kevin also lets Emmett know about a video game opportunity that will allow him to take his talents to Los Angeles.

Alex Isley — “Love Again”

This song plays around the 3:07 mark as Papa surprises Kenya with a promposal at Smokey’s. The room is filled with balloons as he presents her with roses and a sign that says “Anita Prom Date,” a cheesy reference to their mutual love of Anita Baker. Kenya, who is smiling from ear to ear, happily says yes to Papa’s promposal.

Jade McKenziie — “Gooddays”

Around the 12:15 mark, this song can be heard as Maisha is helping Lynae with her nails ahead of prom. Lynae shares that she’s worried about how Bakari and her brother Jamal’s meeting will go as Jamal is worried about Lynae being with someone who is in the streets. Maisha gives her advice and tells her to remind Jamal that most people are in the streets because they need to be, not because they want to be.

Iman Jordan — “All Over Again”

This record plays around the 34:02 mark as Kevin, Maisha, Jake, Jemma, Papa, Bakari, and Lynae all step out to show off their prom look and take pictures with family. Bakari also has his first meeting with Jamal where he promises to make sure that Lynae stays out of harm’s way.

Nardo Wick — “Who Want Smoke” Feat. Lil Durk, G Herbo And 21 Savage

Nardo Wick’s hit record can be heard around the 38:55 mark as the gang kicks off prom by turning up and having the time of their lives on the dancefloor. Kevin also informs Jake and Papa that he’s considering a move to Los Angeles for a video game opportunity.

Destin Conrad — “In The Air”

We hear this record around the 46:53 mark, as Quincy and his partner have an intimate moment together following a gathering at Victor and Fatima’s house. Quincy warns his partner about working with Douda, but he brushes it off citing no concerns in their relationship up to that moment.

Crown — “Drill 3”

This song plays around the 48:05 mark as Bakari and Lynae are driving throughout Chicago after prom. Bakari is speeding through the city and he’s eventually pulled over by the police which leads to a tense moment with officers.

Josiah Bell — “Danger”

Josiah Bell’s “Danger” plays around the 49:06 mark as Lynae walks out of the police station where she’s hugged by Nina and Dre. Jamal is also there to make sure she’s okay, and shortly after, we see Bakari from the police station where he’s greeted by Papa, Papa’s dad, and a look of disappointment from Jamal.

Travon Potts — “Hold My Hand”

Around the 50:54 mark, this record can be heard as Bakari sits in the car with Papa as Papa’s dad drives them home. The song, and the aftermath of being taken into the police station, seem to overwhelm Bakari as he begins crying in the backseat of the car.

Z. Rich — “Reminiscing”

This record plays around the 55:08 mark as Maisha lays with Kevin on his couch at his apartment. Kevin asks her if she’d move to LA for her music career, and without hesitation, Maisha says yes. This conversation seems to push Kevin to accept the video game offer that will bring him to LA, despite failing to inform Maisha of the opportunity.

New episodes of ‘The Chi’ are available through the Paramount Plus With Showtime plan on Fridays at 3am EST/ 12 pm PST. Weekly episodes also air Sundays on Showtime at 9pm EST/PST.

‘The Chi’: Here’s The Music You Heard In Season 6, Episode 3

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(WARNING: Spoilers for this week’s The Chi episode will be found below.)

This week on The Chi, it’s time to party! Emmett and Keisha went through with the purchase of their new home, and to celebrate, they threw a house party and invited friends, both new and old, to come by. There’s a lot of dancing and good food, but also plenty of tense moments as well in this episode. Bakari and Lynae get into an argument about the former’s work with Douda, Nina is frustrated with her kids’ current relationship with her, Victor and Douda still don’t see eye to eye, Tiffany gets into an argument with Emmett and Keisha after EJ uses a cuss word, and a gift from Douda to Emmett leads to a tense moment between Douda and Darnell. Despite this all, there are plenty of good moments as well. Victor and Fatima take a big step forward in their relationship and Papa’s patience with Kenya seems to be paying off.

The aforementioned events in the third episode of Showtime’s The Chi season six, titled “House Party,” are soundtracked by songs that help to accentuate the emotions behind each scene. You can find a list of them below as well as details about the scenes that the records played behind.

Modre — “Better Man” Feat. Freewill

We hear this record around the 5:20 mark as a frustrated customer yells at Kenya for his order not being ready at his designated pick-up time. Papa hears the upset customer and steps in to handle things. He addresses the customer’s frustrations and also makes them apologize to Kenya for yelling at her, something that impresses her.

Brian McKnight Jr. — “Mi No Neo”

Around the 8:15 mark, this record plays as Keisha and Malaysia meet for the first time in the former’s new house. The two have an awkward conversation about money, rent, and Emmett’s loyalty.

Gavin Turek — “The Distance”

Gavin Turek’s “The Distance” plays around the 14:15 mark as Keisha’s mom Nina and stepmom Dre give her an air fryer as a gift for her new house with Emmett. This then turns into a conversation where Nina expresses concerns about Keisha’s decision to get a house with Emmett, despite them not being married yet. Nina also expresses her frustration over her current relationship with her kids as both Keisha and Kevin seem a bit distant from her.

Ossaiofficial — “Tik Tok”

This song plays around the 21:13 mark when Rob and Nuk are outside smoking and talking. Rob offers Nuk some of his new weed, and Nuk approves of it and even inquires about where he got it from. Rob keeps the info close to himself as he assumes that Nuk is hiding information about Q’s death.

Jai’Len Josey — “Take Me Higher”

We hear this record around the 23:09 mark as the party begins at Emmett and Keisha’s house. People are enjoying food and talking to each other and more folks come in like Victor and his girlfriend Fatima. Emmett and Keisha also hear EJ say “b*tch” and Keisha instructs Emmett to talk to Tiffany about the words their son hears and which ones to and not to use.

V.I.C. — “Wobble”

Around the 25:36 mark, the party continues as everyone in attendance gets up and gets loose to do the Wobble dance. Shaad also arrives and quickly gets situated to join the fun.

Beau Blaise, Elizabeth Caseley, Alex Nova — “Got Me Creepin’”

The song plays around the 30:19 mark as Fatima and Keisha admire a piece of art that Emmett bought for Keisha and their new home. Through their conversation, Fatima and Keisha learn that they are both fans of home decor and go on to schedule a day that they can look at new art pieces for each others’ homes

Frank Famous — “Round Me”

Frank Famous’ “Round Me” plays around the 39:35 mark after a tense conversation between Douda and Darnell. Douda gifted Emmett a gun for his new home and though Emmett opened the gift in private, Darnell knew something was up with the gift. Darnell ends up taking the gun from Emmett’s room and warns Douda that he will kill him if anything happens to Emmett or his family.

Brian McKnight Jr. — “Should’ve Gotten To Know Me”

We hear this song around the 46:25 mark as Rob and Tiffany are driving home with EJ in the backseat after an argument with Keisha and Emmett. The couple originally plays a rap song during their ride, but when Tiffany sees EJ bobbing his head to it, she changes it to this Brian McKnight Jr. record. Though Tiffany told Keisha not to comment on how she raises EJ, it seems like at this moment, Tiffany acknowledges that Keisha was right.

New episodes of ‘The Chi’ are available through the Paramount Plus With Showtime plan on Fridays at 3am EST/ 12 pm PST. Weekly episodes also air Sundays on Showtime at 9pm EST/PST.

‘The Chi’: Here’s The Music You Heard In Season 6, Episode 2

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(WARNING: Spoilers for this week’s The Chi episode will be found below.)

On this week’s episode of The Chi season six, many of the show’s main and recurring characters have to take big steps forward in their lives. Kevin weighs a new romance with Maisha, who has a lot on her plate with her first performance since the shooting at her last show in season five. Emmett owes Keisha an apology, as well as a house which she requested after he bought a car for Tiffany. Speaking of Tiffany, she and Rob are looking to advance their marijauan business and they’ve met the man who can help them do that. Lynae’s older brother comes home from jail, and thanks to Victor, there’s a chance they could reconnect and repair their relationship, depending on her brother’s

The aforementioned events in the second episode of Showtime’s The Chi season two, titled “Mo’ Douda, Mo’ Problems,” are soundtracked by songs that help to accentuate the emotions behind each scene. You can find a list of them below as well as details about the scenes that the records played behind.

Will Jordan — “Back To Me”

We hear this record around the 7:00 mark as Tiffany visits Dante, whom she supplies marijuana to, and finds out that he enjoying a new batch of weed from someone else. The individual is Kyro, a man focused on growing marijuana that is pure and not harsh on those who smoke it. He expresses his desire to make sure the Black community knows what they’re are smoking and seeking the best in their weed, rather than just accepting what’s available.

Helena — “Buss It”

Around the 13:30 mark, Maisha is shopping for clothes for herself with Jemma when we this song plays. A well-known rapper by the name of She Goes Hard walks in and introduces herself to Maisha, noting that she’s heard her recent viral song. She then asks Maisha if she would like to be an opening performer at her upcoming show which Maisha excitedly accepts.

Anita Baker — “Body And Soul”

Anita Baker’s “Body And Soul” plays around the 32:13 mark as Papa and his older coworker, Kenya drive home together. Papa, who is 17, has taken a liking to Kenya, who is 19, and she likes him back. However, Kenya won’t allow him to take her out on a date until he turns 18 which won’t happen for a few months.

Michaela — “Truth Tastes Good”

This song plays around the 47:15 mark as Maisha walks off the stage following her performance as an opener for She Goes Hard. Kevin is in her dressing room waiting to congratulate her on the performance. It’s there that they also define their relationship — well, they kinda do — after nearly sharing another kiss. Jemma then walks into the room to end this moment of soft romance.

Alonda Rich — “Supply & Demand”

Around the 49:54 mark, this record by Alonda Rich can be heard as we meet up with Papa and Kenya at Smokey’s once again. Kenya makes it clear that she will not go on an official date with Papa before he turns 18, but admits that she will consider hanging out with him as friends before his birthday. Kenya also agrees to give Papa rides home on the shifts the work together.

Lil Durk — “No Interviews”

This week’s episode ends with Lil Durk’s “No Interviews” playing as the end credits run on the screen. It comes after Rob visited his mother to ask for a $100,000 loan in order for him and Tiffany to start their marijuana business. She agrees to give him the money, rather than loan it, in exchange for him finding out who killed her brother Quentin. She also implies that Rob should kill the person that killed Quentin, or get someone else to do it.

New episodes of ‘The Chi’ are available through the Paramount Plus With Showtime plan on Fridays at 3am EST/ 12 pm PST. Weekly episodes also air Sundays on Showtime at 9pm EST/PST.

‘The Chi’: Here’s The Music You Heard In Season 6, Episode 1

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(WARNING: Spoilers for this week’s The Chi episode will be found below.)

Nearly a year after season five ended, The Chi returned over the weekend to kick off season six and return us to the rollercoaster lives of Kevin, Jake, Emmett, Victor, and more. Change is in order for the show’s main cast to start the season. Kevin finds new love after moving into an apartment, Jemma has to deal with a new woman in her father’s life, Emmett has new success with Smokey but it comes with a price, and Victor finally learns whether or not his campaign for city council was a successful one.

The aforementioned events in the first episode of Showtime’s The Chi season two, titled “New Chi City,” are soundtracked by songs that help to accentuate the emotions behind each scene. You can find a list of them below as well as details about the scenes that the records played behind.

Laya — “Sailor Moon”

This record plays during the opening scene of season six’s first episode. It can be heard during a sex scene with Emmett and Keisha that leads to an argument about who will help the kids get ready for the day as Emmett and Keisha both have to get themselves ready for work.

LaRussell, Deaf Heff, & HeyKujo — “Perfect Timing”

This song is heard around the 5:50 mark as Deja and Shaad wake up to start their day. Shaad recently moved in with Deja, but it hasn’t been the easiest transition as he struggles to find his footing (and a job) after his release from prison.

She Go Hard — “Make It Go MMMMMM”

The track appears around the 32:03 mark after Victor makes a speech at Smokey’s. Though the speech went well, things take a quick left as someone spills two drinks on him which forces him to make a quick change from his dress shirt and jacket into a Smokey’s t-shirt.

She Go Hard’s “Make It Go MMMMMM” was revealed to be the record that played at this moment after it was Shazam’ed during this episode. Despite this, the song is not available for streaming at this moment.

Mando Beats & Mista Raja — “Victorious”

We hear this record at the 36:30 mark as Kevin kicks off a party at his new apartment. He got the apartment after he fought, and won, to move out of his mom and stepmom’s house to close season five.

J. Howell — “Faithful”

This song is heard around the 37:41 mark after Emmett surprises Tiffany with a new car after she asked him for one. She’s surprised by the gift and her current boyfriend, Rob (played by Iman Shumpert), doesn’t seem too happy with Emmett’s move.

C Rois — “Watch The Clock”

This record plays around the 47:07 mark after an awkward conversation between Jemma’s father, his new lover, and Jemma herself. This transitions into a conversation between Kevin and Maisha at the former’s apartment and it leads to a surprising kiss between the two.

Jazzfeezy & Geek Van Der Beek — “Paid”

This song checks in around the 49:51 mark during a brief sex scene with Tiffany and Rob. The two decided to use the car that Emmett bought for Tiffany at the location for their quick foray.

Breana Marin — “Losing Love” Feat. Z. Rich

We hear this track during the closing credits of season six’s first episode. It plays after Douda successfully wins Tracy over for another night together despite her wanting space from him. She wakes up the next morning full of regret after he’s nowhere to be found in the house.

New episodes of ‘The Chi’ are available through the Paramount Plus With Showtime plan on Fridays at 3am EST/ 12 pm PST. Weekly episodes also air on Sundays at 9pm EST/PST.

Nas Unveils A New Trailer For His Showtime Docuseries, ‘Supreme Team’

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Showtime has revealed the trailer for the upcoming docuseries, Supreme Team. Supreme Team, directed by rapper Nas and Peter J. Scalettar for Mass Appeal tells the story of the namesake crime syndicate from Queens, New York.

The three-episode docuseries features interviews with the gang’s founding members Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff and Gerald “Prince” Miller. LL Cool J, New York City Mayor Eric Adams, journalist Joy Reid, singer Ashanti, producer Irv Gotti, and others in the local community, politics, law enforcement, academia, and popular culture will also offer anecdotes and statements throughout the docuseries.

According to a release, viewers will see Prince and Supreme recall “youthful decisions they made in the 1970s that would so greatly impact each of them later in life. What followed was a tightrope walk as these two men navigated choices that could land them as leaders of their industry, or behind bars for life – all the while getting sucked into the chaos in their community which has an impact that is still felt to this day.”

Supreme Team will have its official premiere at Tribeca Festival in New York City this Sunday, June 19 before its official premiere on Showtime on Friday, July 8.

Check out the trailer above.

Tori Amos And Nine Inch Nails Are At The Top Of The ‘Yellowjackets’ Soundtrack Wish List For Season 2

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There’s a case to be made that Yellowjackets is the best new television show in a decade (we made it right here), but it wasn’t perfect. You know how the hit series could have been better? With Tori Amos and Nine Inch Nails, that’s how.

Jen Malone is the music supervisor for Yellowjackets (and Euphoria, and Atlanta, and The Umbrella Academy), and in an interview with Vulture, she discussed how she wanted to include Amos in the soundtrack for season one but couldn’t find the right spot.

“We tried it, and it just wasn’t — we want to do Tori proud with the scene that we put her music to and we just couldn’t find the right one,” she said. “She’s so influential, to not only myself. Little Earthquakes, when I was in high school, that record was everything. I remember the first time I heard that record. Thank God we have season two.”

Would “Winter” be too on the nose?

Malone also revealed that Nine Inch Nails, especially something from Pretty Hate Machine, “is going to be [on] the top of the list next season. There’s so much for Yellowjackets that I’m just very excited to dig into in season two. We haven’t even scratched the surface with the songs from that time period. To reintroduce these artists to a whole new audience has been very special for both shows.”

Misty is the Tori Amos-meets-Nine Inch Nails of people. I can’t explain it, but I know it’s true.

(Via Vulture)