She's Gotta Have It - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
#DaJumpoff (DOCTRINE)
Brooklyn artist Nola lays down her philosophy on sex and freedom between visits from her three lovers: thoughtful Jamie, playful Mars and cocky Greer.
#BootyFull (SELF ACCEPTANCE)
While Nola works through the aftermath of a disturbing encounter, her friend Shemekka considers changing her body to boost her earning potential.
#LBD (LITTLE BLACK DRESS)
After a setback, Nola tries to regain her power and confidence with help from a little black dress. But the effect isn't what she hoped.
#LuvIsLuv (SEXUALITY IS FLUID)
Fed up with the toxic energy in her life, Nola embarks on a man cleanse. That doesn't mean her lovin' bed is empty, though.
#4MyNegusAndMyBishes (ALL WORDS MATTER)
Nola faces challenges at her new teaching job, Jamie learns his son has made a startling viral video, and Shemekka takes a decisive step.
#HeGotItAllMixedUp (DYSLEXIA)
Emotions run high as Nola prepares for her art opening -- and her men realize they aren't invited to the big night. Shemekka makes her dancing debut.
#HowToMakeLoveToANegroWithoutGettingTired
Greer decides it's time to break the rules. Meanwhile, Nola stews over a review from a critic, and Jamie slips into a confusing spiral.
#LoveDontPayDaRent (IF YOU DON'T KNOW ME BY NOW)
Nola veers between joy and panic when two sudden changes of fortune leave her scrambling to cover her bills. Jamie turns to an old friend for help.
#ChangeGonCome (GENTRIFICATION)
Amid rising tensions in the neighborhood, Nola tries to channel all her energy into her art. But she soon finds herself thrust into the spotlight.
#NolasChoice (3 DA HARD WAY)
Awkward surprises, a bold new work of art and the sweet sounds of Prince turn a holiday feast into an unforgettable night.
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