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Split

TV-PG | Documentary | 2 seasons | 8 episodes

There are always two sides to every story. Each episode explores a different topic, from a wildfire to a traditional West African dish, from the perspectives of two storytellers.

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Season 1

Episode 1

Victory Party

What was it like to be at Hilary Clinton's election night party? Or at Donald Trump's? We talk to two campaign surrogates about their experiences on that fateful night.

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Episode 2

Generations

The heated nature of 2016's election split families apart, when it wasn't bining them together. We talk to two different clans with two very different political points of view about how they spent 2017 election night.

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Episode 3

Saturation

What did last 2016's election night look like from the bluest of counties-and the most deeply red? We talked to a man from New York City and a man from West Virginia to learn about their experiences.

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Episode 4

Field

Being a field organizerduring an election campaign is an intense job-making election night that much more special (or heartbreaking).

Season 2

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Episode 1

Fire

He lost nothing and fled. She lost everything and stayed. After surviving the 2018 Woolsey fire, record exec Damon Dash and lifelong Malibu resident LisaJo McGee developed very differing views on the value of home.

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Episode 2

Multi-level Marketing

A great way to earn money or a pyramid scheme? Both Carly and Roberta sold clothes for controversial MLM (multi-level marketing) company LulaRoe, but see why one calls it a healthy outlet and one became an anti-MLM advocate.

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Episode 3

Sisters

Sisterhood is more than skin deep. Half-sisters Jazmin and Timeisha are both proud to be Black, but having different skin tones means being impacted by prejudice in different ways. But they share one identical trait: they’ve got each other’s backs.

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Episode 4

Cook-Off

Jollof rice is a widely celebrated staple dish in both Nigeria and Ghana, but who does it better? In this seriously heated cook-off, Chef Segun of Nigeria and Chef Barbara of Ghana will each make a convincing case for their country’s version.

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Director
Nicole Michaelis, Orla Manning
Producer
Nicole Michaelis, Orla Manning, Kimberly Selden