She's Gotta Have It wades through some narrative wilderness after shifting away from its founding romantic conceit, but Spike Lee's vibrant eye and DeWanda Wise's darling performance keep proceedings engaging. Read critic reviews
She's Gotta Have It (2019)
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Episodes
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1. Hashtag I'mFeelingMyFeelings
Air date: May 24, 2019
Eighteen months later, as Nola navigates a committed relationship with Opal, Mars finds himself out of work and needing a place to crash.
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2. Hashtag ConeyIslandIsTheEndOfTheLine
Air date: May 24, 2019
Amid rising tensions with Opal, Nola contemplates an offer to use her street art in an ad campaign and has an unsettling run-in at Skylar's school.
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3. Hashtag LuvStings
Air date: May 24, 2019
Feeling raw, Nola cleans house and goes back to therapy; Shemekka returns to the motel where she got her injections.
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4. Hashtag NationTime
Air date: May 24, 2019
In Martha's Vineyard, Nola gets a chance to learn from artists like Carrie Mae Weems and Amy Sherald, but an unwelcome surprise throws her off her game.
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5. Hashtag SuperFunkyCaliFragiSexy
Air date: May 24, 2019
As Brooklyn celebrates Prince at the Purple People Party; Nola takes portraits for earWave; Septima rehearses a play with George C. Wolfe.
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6. Hashtag WhenYourChickensComeHomeToRoost
Air date: May 24, 2019
Clorinda contends with increasing pressure from Danton and romantic tensions with Mars; Skylar confronts Nola about her relationship with Jamie.
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7. Hashtag OhJudoKnow?
Air date: May 24, 2019
Nola, Mars, Shemekka and Winny take an eye-opening trip to San Juan to deliver money for hurricane relief efforts.
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8. Hashtag OnTheComeUpTheComeDown&TheComeRound
Air date: May 24, 2019
During a launch event for her hair care line, Shemekka forces Nola and Clo to hash out their problems; the earWave campaign takes a maddening turn.
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9. Hashtag IAmYourMirror
Air date: May 24, 2019
Friends, former lovers and other artists turn out for Nola's first solo show, where a provocative new piece stirs up strong emotions.
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She's Gotta Have It - Season 2 was brilliant and beautiful ... it discussed the hard topics of social constructs and made them stimulating to the eye. DeWanda wise was wonderful to watch as Nola - she has morphed and changed and that is what we wanted to see.
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Not as good as the first season. Although it touches on important social justice issues that are topical in America the story and writing is just not there.
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The show is about a Spike Lee in drag as Nola Darling. Everything that comes out of her mouth seems like a lecture to the un-cultured and un-woke masses. Nothing sounds like a flesh and bone woman that walks this earth - unless Spike now identifies as a woman. Even the sex scenes devoid of romance or any genuine feeling, seem written by and for guys. I genuinely felt sorry for DeWanda Wise in the exploitive and gratuitous lesbian sex scene in the season opener. From there it only got worse. At the end of the day, Spike's vision of an artist is just not that intriguing. I'd rather watch BBC gardening shows. At least their creations don't need to be explained in faux profound treatises by their own creators as the artists in SGHI2. So were left with a beautiful lead perhaps talented but with little to do but smile all knowingly and roll her eyes. I can't remember a moment in the entire season of anything close to registering as a true emotion from her character Nola Darling. I can't blame her but shallow end kiddy pool writing.
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