Dudley Street Season 1: Episode Guide & Ratings

In this pilot episode, we meet a group of friends whose dynamic has shifted when a new member is introduced.

As Aniya attempts to get over Jamila, she finds that, although painful, all it takes is a conversation to help her move forward.

CJ is surprised yet happy about his brother's unexpected release from prison, but soon realizes the problems he's faced in recent months have now followed him home.

Gregory is keeping his depression from his family and friends, but he soon finds that hiding your emotions can cause more harm than good.

Jamila is faced with a conflicting decision between her own mother, and her peace, and although things get rough, she uses her love for music to help guide her through it.

Alex attempts to juggle college and her personal life, while also making time for her passion (dance), but when she's faced with a family tragedy, she must choose to either sacrifice dance, or make it work in her favor.

Nathan has a hard time keeping his priorities straight, often letting women distract him from his creative endeavors, but a recent fling allows him to see things more clearly.

While attempting to escape the problems in his social life, Malcolm realizes that they hit too close to home, and that he must confront said problems in order to move on.

The series finale follows our protagonists as they try to come together as a unite and reconcile their differences from previous episodes.