Nemesis
LA robbery conspiracy, cops, crews, and family damage
Nemesis Episode 1 Review: the party robbery, the Alvarez rescue, and the marriage that cannot stay in the room
The premiere runs on two clocks at once: a high-end crime hour where people in nice clothes pull guns behind locked doors, and a home-life hour where Isaiah kee
Nemesis Episode 2 Review: the watch goes missing, Noah asks for Amos, and Candace draws a line
The second hour narrows the blast radius. Instead of one big robbery splash, it starts worrying the evidence, the alibis, and the people who can still be bent.
Nemesis Episode 3 Review: Coltrane gets pulled into the case, TyTy flips, and the crew starts slipping
The third hour is where the police story and the crew story finally stop pretending they live in separate neighborhoods. Isaiah gets a real thread on Coltrane W
Nemesis Episode 4 Review: Noah’s game, the three-store jewelry hit, and the family table that keeps turning into a trap
The fourth hour is built like a split screen that keeps pretending it is one life. On one side, Isaiah is trying to be a father at Noah’s game, a husband at the
Nemesis Episode 5 Review: Deon's death goes public, Wilder Holdings gets hit, and the family starts talking like every room is already bugged
The hour opens on grief with a warrant attached and never lets the pressure come off. Deon's death gives the cops a body to work from, but it also gives Coltran
Nemesis Episode 6 Review: Century City turns into a shootout, Brinkley gets left bleeding, and Isaiah gets shoved out of his own case
The hour opens in motion and stays there long enough to make competence feel useless. Century City explodes into gunfire, Brinkley goes down, and every characte
Nemesis Episode 7 Review: Noah stands over Amos with a gun, Harper takes the wheel, and Isaiah gets framed in real time
The hour opens with the worst possible sight and keeps finding ways to make it worse. Noah at the crime scene is bad enough; Noah with a gun near Amos's body is
Nemesis Episode 8 Review: Ebony gets booked, Noah becomes leverage, and the family's revenge plan starts looking like inheritance
The hour begins with Noah already missing and the adults already lying about who should be worried about whom. Ebony in custody gives the police a new pressure