The second season of Harlem is finally available on the Prime Video platform. If you haven’t already, here are 3 good reasons to meet these four touching and lively girls!
Everyone’s story… in the heart of Harlem!
Camille (Meagan Good), Quinn (Grace Byers), Angie (Shoniqua Shandai) and Tye (Jerry Johnson) are four girls from Harlem, inseparable since college. Although they have followed very different paths, they remain united and together face the daily difficulties that we all know. Social, romantic, professional life…: difficult to find the right balance! Fortunately, their strong character and boundless energy will help them live their lives as they see fit.
Sometimes funny, sometimes moving, this fast-paced series is reminiscent of great classics, such as Desperate Housewives or Sex and the City, through its characters and themes. But in the heart of Harlem, life is all the more hectic! From architecture to small restaurants, connoisseurs will enjoy following the life of this quartet and recognizing the best addresses.
A 100% involved cast
The four main performers play their score with convincing naturalness, each in their own register.
Meagan Good plays Camille, a brilliant anthropology professor at Columbia University in search of a soul mate. Grace Byers is stylist Quinn, who feels guilty about her birth privileges and seeks to chart her own path. Jerry Johnson plays Tye, a young queer in charge of developing a dating app. Finally, Shoniqua Shandai lends her features (and her voice!) to the talented singer Angie.
As for guests, Harlem has some great surprises in store for you, including the appearance of the legendary Whoopi Goldberg!
A short and rhythmic series
A little over a year after the success of its first season, Harlem is making a comeback on Prime Video. Far from being endless, the season is made up of ten new thirty-minute episodes that have the effect of a small comic and emotional bomb. The arrival of this new salvo in the Prime Video catalog is the perfect opportunity to catch up on this series and fill up with good humor!
Season 2 of Harlem is available since February 3 on Prime Video.