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Keeping It 100 (2016)
A comedy about 4 girlfriends, from different worlds who keep it 100 percent real about men, sex, love, and the every day struggles of life in L.A.. No censors, no filters, and no apologies.
Keeping It 100: Season 1 - 12 Episode s
1x1 - The Show Must Go On
July 3, 2016
Pilot episode. Tina a reality/soap opera star reaches out to her old high school buddies to film an episode of her reality show. Tensions arise when she learns she has been kicked off her soap opera TV show.
1x2 - What Would Greenlie Do?
September 1, 2016
Tina finds out her character on the soap opera Two Lives To Live At Once has been put in a coma so she comes up with an idea to make her reality show a success in hopes of getting her job back.
1x3 - The Struggle Is Real
October 26, 2016
Tina learns that living a non celebrity life is that GOOD struggle. We learn more about the other girls and their "inner demons." Also, Tina gets a rude awakening that may derail all of her plans on getting her job back at the soap opera.
1x4 - Oh!
November 13, 2016
Tina's 15 year old sister Bobbi uninvitedly drops by the house and surprise visits during a taping of the reality show.
1x5 - D.P.
December 6, 2016
15 year old Bobbi sees her first di*k picture and the girls help her get through a defining moment in her young woman hood.
1x6 - Fake News
February 2, 2017
Tina learns her fate at the gynecologist. She finds an unexpected love interest by showing a little faith.
1x7 - Father Forgive Me
November 22, 2018
Dating in LA is so hard that Tina decides to be unconventional and go to bible study with her church going gynecologist.
1x8 - He Looks Rapey
November 10, 2018
Tina sends a meme to Kristen's phone that ends up causing major drama leading to Kristen getting dumped by her boyfriend Billy. She thinks fast and sets Kristen up on a Tinder date with an old spring break fling, Todd Stanton.
1x9 - 8 Months Later
December 12, 2018
8 months later all of the girls lives has drastically changed. Camerons in love, Kristen is pregnant and doesn't know who the babies father is, Karla is signed to a big record label, and Tina is a hot mess. A small window of opportunity presents itself to Tina possibly getting her job back.
1x10 - What the Rainbows and Butterflies is Going On here?
December 17, 2018
Tina gets a phone call from Braden that he is planning on leaving Paul unless he comes out of the closet. She uses this opportunity to remind her ex employer what they've been missing out on. She encounters the girl who replaced her on the series and all hell breaks loose as she is cornered into making a decision that could affect everything she's been working towards.
1x11 - Netflix and No Chill
February 1, 2017
Bonus episode. It never made the cut - but we just have to show you. Tina's new crush learns why Netflix and chill is banned at her house. It's honestly just a overall shitty situation.
1x12 - Decisions, Decisions, Decisions.
February 8, 2019
Amber walks in on Braden and Paul kissing which in turn causes a lot of drama. Karla visits the set to inform Tina of the drama going down back at home. Tina must decide between her dream of getting her job back or being a truly good friend.
Keeping It 100: 1 Season
Actors in Keeping It 100
Atheana Ritchie
Tina
Storie Blake
Cameron
Annie Knudsen
Kristen
Kevin Lino
Miguel
Matt Bolton
Andrew
Kaylani Paliotta
Diane
Lisa Chamberlain
Nurse
Jackie Hoopz Pinero
Michelle
Ashley Rowe
Jackie
Emily Pardo
Wardrobe Stylist
Sarah Ritchie
Roxie
Katie Oliver
Karla
Bianca A. Santos
Bobbi
Andrew Dubitsky
Vinny
Seneca Paliotta
Jasmine
Veronica Diaz-Carranza
Amber
Doris Jung Usui
Kristen's Mom
Lana Danielyan
Reality Sound Girl
Mikalah Gordon
Jayden
Kadin Bolton
Rudy
Frankie Moo
Frankie Moo
Michael Shacket
Stephen
Kevin McNamara
Paul
Neil Rodriguez
Ricardo
Allan Cunningham
Charles
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