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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: People in Glass Houses Shouldn't Throw Fish
Episode 02: Freedom
Episode 03: Mary Jane Knows Best
Episode 04: Sleepless in Atlanta
Episode 05: No Eggspectations
Episode 06: Pulling the Trigger
Episode 07: Let's Go Crazy
Episode 08: One Is The Loneliest Number
Episode 09: Line In The Sand
Episode 10: Primetime
Episode 11: Reading The Signs
Episode 12: Signing Off
Being Mary Jane - Season 2
Description
Season 2 opens with Mary Jane recommitting herself to work, family, and especially to her friends when Andre and David are no longer an active part of her life. She throws a 'Life Out of Context' dinner party where she'll rekindle with old friends.
Season 2 opens with Mary Jane recommitting herself to work, family, and especially to her friends when Andre and David are no longer an active part of her life. She throws a 'Life Out of Context' dinner party where she'll rekindle with old friends.
Actors:
Yadi Nieves,
Kayla Gibson,
Bobbie Elzey,
Milton Saul,
Rose Bianco,
Ben VanderMey,
AJ Jones,
Kelly Rowland,
Joel Laird,
Keith Arthur Bolden,
Chiké Okonkwo,
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Yadi Nieves
Kayla Gibson
Bobbie Elzey
Milton Saul
Rose Bianco
Ben VanderMey
4 May 1989, Ocala, Florida, USA
AJ Jones
Kelly Rowland
11 February 1981, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Joel Laird
Keith Arthur Bolden
Chiké Okonkwo
18 March 1982, Kingston upon Thames, England, UK
Director:
Mara Brock Akil
Country:
United States
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March 20, 2015
Watching a leading lady wrestling with the idea of what the hell she's supposed to do with her life is frothy fun, but thanks to creator Mara Brock Akil's nuanced take on complex social issues, it's endlessly engrossing.