- Eps 1: The More Things Change
- Eps 2: The More Things Stay the Same
- Eps 3: Heart of the Matter
- Eps 4: What Women Want
- Eps 5: The Watermelon Theory
- Eps 6: Claiming
- Eps 7: Truth Be Told
- Eps 8: Bad Luck
- Eps 9: Anything You Can Do (a.k.a. Show Me the Money)
- Eps 10: Samurai Secrets
- Eps 11: Man Trouble
- Eps 12: The Language of Life
- Eps 13: Ordinary Pain
- Eps 14: Nice Work If You Can Get It
- Eps 15: Little Girl Blue
- Eps 16: This Crazy Life
- Eps 17: Sometimes You Win, Sometimes You Lose
- Eps 18: Everything Is Unfolding Perfectly
- Eps 19: A Clear and Present Stranger
- Eps 20: Take Me to the Water
Soul Food
HD
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5 Seasons
Soul Food: The Series, airing on Showtime from June 28, 2000, to May 26, 2004, is a poignant drama crafted by George Tillman, Jr. and brought to the small screen by Felicia D. Henderson. Drawing inspiration from Tillman's own upbringing in Wisconsin, the show serves as a sequel to his acclaimed 1997 film. Over the course of 74 episodes, it became the longest-running drama featuring a predominantly Black cast in North American prime-time history, exploring themes of family, heritage, and the complexities of life, all centered around the heart of a close-knit family.