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“Chapter X” is an episode about everybody in Dear White People.
Dear White People Recap: The Truth About TroCo
Coco’s relationship with Troy is an ideal, not a sustainable reality.
Dear White People Recap: To Catch a Journalist
Is journalism the right profession for Lionel?
Dear White People Recap: Hate It When Bae Lies
Gabe drops a huge bombshell in “Chapter VII.”
Dear White People Recap: After the Party
“As soon as you double down on your blackness, they will double down on their bull.”
Dear White People Recap: Woke or Not Woke?
This fantastic episode ends with a powerful coda that left me emotionally stunned.
Dear White People Recap: The Ballad of Coco and Sam
Logan Browning and Antoinette Robertson are terrific in this episode.
Dear White People Recap: The Obama of Winchester University
“Chapter III” is all about Troy Fairbanks.
Dear White People Recap: Finding Your Label
“Lionel wasn’t always a revolutionary. Don’t let the Afro fool you.”
Dear White People Series-Premiere Recap: Party Like It’s 1949
In its first episode, Dear White People crafts a take-no-prisoners approach to comedy and satire.
Thank you, Order of X.
And why he wants to play with timelines in future seasons.
It’s done this by embracing the drama’s essentially rhetorical nature.
“If you’re looking at my performance and not my character, then sometimes I feel like I’m doing you a disservice.”
Coco, Dear White People season 2, and new stand-up specials by John Mulaney, Tig Notaro, and Ali Wong.
From Twin Peaks and The Leftovers to BoJack Horseman and Girls.
Get ready for P Ninny.
Stay woke.
