Season 3 Of ‘Saints & Sinners’ Returns To Bounce TV On April 8

The Bounce TV hit “Saints & Sinners” will return to the airwaves on Sunday, April 8, the network announced recently. New episodes will air every Sunday night at 9 p.m. (ET) through the season finale on May 27.

The show, which is largely filmed in Atlanta, will bring back a star cast featuring Vanessa Bell Calloway, Christian Keyes, Clifton Powell, J.D. Williams, Jasmine Burke, Tray Chaney, Keith Robinson Star.

 This season’s story arch will feature several new narratives to weave into the drama. This is how the show describes Season 3:
“A vicious, no-holds-barred battle for Greater Hope Baptist Church erupts between the old guard, Cypress Mayor Ella Johnson (Vanessa Bell Calloway) and Rex Fisher (Clifton Powell), and the young bloods Levi Sterling (Christian Keyes) and Jabari Morris (J.D. Williams) while Kendrick Murphy (Tray Chaney) tries to survive a life-threatening predicament in order to expose his grandmother, Leona Byrd (Donna Biscoe) as a killer. Miles Calloway (Keith Robinson) is once again caught between his wife and his one-time mistress, Christie Johnson (Jasmine Burke) as Tamara’s (Demetria McKinney) wild allegations threaten to put Christie away forever and rock Cypress to its core. Detective St. Charles (Afemo Omilami) has his hands full with chaos and crime running rampant in Cypress in season three.”

Marathon sessions of Seasons One & Two will air April 7-8, the network said.

All episodes will be streamed on Brown Sugar, the  urban streaming platform.

 

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Source: AtlantaFi

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