Supacell | Netflix Series | Discussion Thread (S1 out now)
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krackdagawd
Inspire.
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KingsOfKings
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Rapman on Netflix’s ‘Groundbreaking’ All-Black Sci-Fi Series ‘Supacell’: ‘I Couldn’t Believe They Were Actually Going to Let Me Make It’
Rapman talks Netflix's all-Black London superhero series 'Supacell': 'The Black community have never seen themselves in the sci-fi space.'
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‘I don’t want it to be like Marvel’: the Netflix superhero drama swapping spandex for south London | Television | The Guardian
From inter-dimensional battles at Piccadilly Circus to a grime and drill soundtrack, the team behind Rapman’s epic sci-fi series Supacell talk about a fantasy saga like nothing before
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OJ Simpsom
Superstar
Episode 1 
Netflix got another one
Netflix got another one
OJ Simpsom
Superstar
Skreamer: Yo Taze. Next time if YOU'RE stabbing. I'M stabbing with you..
You feel me?
Twosie in the cut:
Man ya'll on your own with that dying shyt
You feel me?Twosie in the cut:
Man ya'll on your own with that dying shyt
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OJ Simpsom
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Ep 2 
OJ Simpsom
Superstar
Sabrina fine af 
EA
A Pound & A Prayer
I finished today and it’s ok. It somewhat shamelessly takes elements from Top Boy and season one of Heroes and mixes it together.
The writing and dialogue (especially with the Tazer plot line) was very cliche but it’s a somewhat enjoyable watch. Ghetts was really good as the villain in this and he’s definitely got a future with acting. I could see him making a similar transition into acting like Bashy did.
As a born and raised Londoner, I’m still waiting for a time where we can have black stories based in the city and gangs aren’t part of the narrative. Especially in a show like this where it’s Sci-FI.
With that being said, if I wasn’t a taken man, I’d be taking Nadine Mills to STK and letting her order whatever she wants
The writing and dialogue (especially with the Tazer plot line) was very cliche but it’s a somewhat enjoyable watch. Ghetts was really good as the villain in this and he’s definitely got a future with acting. I could see him making a similar transition into acting like Bashy did.
As a born and raised Londoner, I’m still waiting for a time where we can have black stories based in the city and gangs aren’t part of the narrative. Especially in a show like this where it’s Sci-FI.
With that being said, if I wasn’t a taken man, I’d be taking Nadine Mills to STK and letting her order whatever she wants
Turk
Young, Gifted, and Black
I watched the first episode and I fukked with it heavy. I've been a fan of UK rap since 2009 so I'm fairly familiar with Black British culture. Based on what I've seen so far this show is heroes meets top boy. The black women on this show are gorgeous
Uchiha God
Veteran
First episode was cool 