61st Street Season 2 Episode 8: Release Date, Spoilers & Streaming Guide

The release date for 61st Street Season 2 Episode 8 is here. Moses Johnson (Tosin Cole), a promising black high school athlete, is followed in the narrative as he becomes entangled in the notoriously dishonest Chicago criminal court system.

He is captured by the police and accused of being a member of a gang. As police and prosecutors seek retribution for the murder of an officer during a botched narcotics bust, he finds himself in the center of the storm.

In the latter stages of his career, public defender Franklin Roberts (Vance) works in the busiest courthouse in the country. Franklin realized Moses Johnson was the case of a lifetime, one that might upend the whole Chicago legal system, confronting institutional racism and pervasive corruption at its core.

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Franklin had promised his wife he would retire so they could spend more time with their 17-year-old autistic son. 61st Street is a timely and provocative play that aims at the institutionalized abuse taking place in some of our nation’s most disadvantaged areas.

Courtney B. Vance and Aunjanue Ellis, both well-liked performers, are featured in the TV show. Vance has already won two Emmys, one for American Crime Story and one for Love Country.

Additionally, he has lately been seen in The Photograph, Genius, and Uncorked. Ellis was nominated for an Oscar for her performance in King Richard. Her upcoming high-profile roles include those in The Colour Purple, Caste, and Justified: City Primaeval.

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Recap Of The Show

Officer Logan becomes the target of a departmental cover-up after attacking an innocent man. While battling his sickness, Franklin starts a campaign to make records of police abuse public. Joshua gets more involved in gang activity.

Officer Logan wants Franklin to stand up for him in his dispute with the Chicago Police Department while he searches for the truth. Their partnership draws attention to Franklin in the media. In David’s room, Martha discovers condoms.

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The mayor’s office is urged by Martha to exert additional pressure on the CPD. Officer Logan is under pressure as a result of the department’s search for a scapegoat. Logan and Franklin make an effort to get people’s attention.

By choosing to stand up for Officer Logan, Franklin alienates both Martha and the neighborhood. Joshua starts to have doubts about Big Phil. The bond between Logan and his father is put to the test.

Franklin is the target of the State Attorney. Officer Logan mulls over his guilt and considers the repercussions of going to trial. To sway the jury in his favor, Lieutenant Brannigan.

Officer Logan is revealed to be the “bad apple” of the CPD as the trial gets underway, and Franklin develops a case against the department as a whole. Norma begins to doubt her love for Joshua after learning something.