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Black lightning season 1 episode 12 Continue Black LightningSeason 1Prossing posterPresling Cress Williams China Ann McClain Nafess Williams Kristin Adams Marvin Crondon Jones III Damon Gupton James Remar Country OriginSne. episodes13Reoriginal NetworkVoric release January 16 (2018-01-16) - April 17, 2018 (2018-04-17)The season timelinenet →Season 2List of Black Lightning episodes The first season of the American television series Black Lightning, which is based on the DC Comics character Jefferson Pierce/Black Lightning, premiered on the CW on January 16, 2018 and ran for 13 episodes until April 17, 2018. The season was produced by Berlanti Productions, Akil Productions, Warner Bros. Television and DC Entertainment. It was commissioned in May 2017 and production began in September of that year, with Salim Akil serving as a showrunner. The season presents Jefferson Pierce, the high school principal who retired from his superhero identity Black Lightning nine years ago after seeing the impact it had on his family as he is forced to become a hero again when the rise of a local gang called 100 leads to an increase in crime and corruption in his Freeland community. Cress Williams stars as Jefferson, along with key cast members Of China's Ann McClain, Naphessa Williams, Christine Adams, Marvin Crondon Jones III, Damon Gapton, and James Remar. Episodes Watch also: List of episodes of Black Lightning Black Lightning, season 1 episodesNo.totalNo. inseasonTitleDirecto byWritten byOriginal air dateProd.codeU.S. 11SundaySalim AqilYanuary 16, 2018 (2018-01-16)T43.100012.31 after his eldest daughter Anissa was arrested for protesting, high school principal and retired superhero Jefferson Pierce again stopped for a crime he did not commit. The last straw was that his youngest daughter Jennifer gets into trouble in a club owned by a gang called 100, and he is forced to use his powers to save her. Peter Gooby, his mentor and friend, encourages him to become the Black Lightning again, but Jefferson refuses to break the promise he made to his ex-wife Lynn, giving up heroism in the hope of coming to terms with her. 100 bandits named Will and his friends kidnap Jennifer and Anisa, despite the agreement between Jefferson and the gang. Lynn temporarily releases him from his promise to save his daughters. With the help of Gumby, he rescues girls out of 100 at the Seahorse Motel. However, he can't find boss Will Lalu. After being led to the head of 100, Tobias Keith, his two underlings Syonide and Joey Toledo, Lala is tasked with killing the Black Lightning. Anissa's injury activates her own strength, forcing her to break the sink in half. 22Lawanda: Book of HopeHoil Akylim Akylianwuari 23, 2018 (2018-01-23)T43.100021.94 However, he learns that 100 still employs prostitutes at the Seahorse Motel and that his daughters are being targeted as witnesses. Jefferson asks Gumby to help him find Lala by hacking into the police database. Anissa's friend offers her a therapist. Will escapes from custody, but will be captured and executed by Lala. Lawanda, a former Jefferson student, tries to free his daughter from the clutches of 100, and he promises to help her. Lowanda is killed when she confronts Lale at the Seahorse Motel. Accusing himself of her death, Jefferson throws aside his problems and prepares to go after 100. Lynn visits Gumby and asks him to convince his husband otherwise, but he refuses. Using information from Will's phone, Jefferson approaches and storms the hotel where Lala is hiding, brutally beating him shortly before police arrive to arrest him. Shopping, Anissa conquers the robber with his abilities. Using his connections with Deputy Chief zike Cayman after the Seahorse Motel was closed, Tobias gets access to Lala's cell and strangles him with only one hand. 33Lawanda: The Book of BurialMark TonderaiJan NashJanUary 30, 2018 (2018-01-30)T43.100032.21 After the death of Lawanda, Reverend Holt plans to organize a peace march in the light of 100 in criminal waves, much to the great dismay of Jefferson and Inspector Henderson. Anissa meets Grace Choi and experiments with her new abilities. Tobias talks to Lady Eva and instructs his henchmen to deal with the peace march in exchange for Lala's place in the ranks. Although the Black Lightning manages to stop the assailant, Tobias is nearby when Sionid shoots Reverend Holt. The bullet passes through Reverend Holt and hits Khalil, Jennifer's boyfriend. At the hospital, Jefferson sees mixed news about the views of Black Lightning from the world of marchers and Inspector Henderson. At the tailor shop, Gumby removes evidence that Tobias was responsible for the fact that the Reverend and Khalil were shot. Back at the hospital, Lynn assures Aniss that she will be there for her. Jefferson and Jennifer tell them that Reverend Holt is doing well, but Khalil won't walk again. As Jefferson hugs his family, he continues to see news of the Black Lightning as other peace marchers praise his heroic actions. 44Black SchultzPat CharlesFebruary 6, 2018 (2018-02-06)T43.100041.88 '4 One of Jefferson's students, Bernard, almost overdosed on a new street drug strength booster, Green Light. Jefferson is forced to use his powers to knock him out. The school board wants Bernard expelled, but allows him to stay when Jefferson misses the final power over student issues on the board. Gooby and Jefferson track Green Light for a mid-level dealer named Two Beat, An old friend of Jefferson's. When he fires Jefferson, the Black Lightning it reveal the location of the warehouse. Anissa Anissa Grace collides outside the bar and Anissa uses her powers on two thugs. Gooby erases surveillance footage, but keeps a photo of Anissa's trail. Black Lightning rescues Bernard from a drug den, and Jefferson puts him in a rehabilitation center. Jennifer leaves the track to focus on supporting Khalil. Lady Eva becomes impatient with Tobias, who entered the underworld after being forced to leave the city council for the alleged murder of the Black Lightning. Tobias killed Joey Toledo, the morgue doctor, who told him Black Lighting was dead. Tobias Tori's sister arrives and offers to turn people against the Black Lightning. Tobias pays Khalil's medical bills and tells him that it is Black Lightning's fault that he will never walk again. 55 And then the devil brought the plague: The book of green lightRosa TrocheAdam Giaudrone13 February 2018 (2018-02-13)T43.100051.81Gambi changes the black Lightning suit for the flight as Jefferson experiences severe headaches. Tobias visits The Gambi, searches for the identity of the Black Lightning, but Gumby denies knowing and tells Tobias that he violates their deal by coming to him. Black Lightning tracks Joey Toledo's Green Light. Jennifer protects herself from two girls on the rink. While Jefferson and Lynn take charge after encountering one of the girls' parents, they are impressed with Jennifer. Tori tells Tobias that he needs to finally deal with their violent father, Eldridge. Now old Tobias breaks his father's back and convinces Tori to let him die. Anissa discovers that a few decades ago, her grandfather, reporter Alvin Pierce, had a story about the disappearance of nine extended teens. The newspaper didn't print the story, and Alvin was killed a week later. Anissa visits the newspaper's editor, who says they're still watching. However, he gives her some files and Anissa puts the costume together and explores the storage unit. At Inspector Henderson's tip, the Black Lightning confronts Toledo, but his headaches disable him, allowing Toledo to escape as he swears by the Black Lightning that Tobias will kill him. 66Tri sevens: The book ThunderBenney BoomCharles Holland27 February 2018 (2018-02-27)T43.100061.64 6 Joey Toledo contacts deputy chief Cayman and Gumby raises the Black Lightning before the police can find him. The next day, Jefferson dealt with Anissa, striking the police in connection with vandalism of a statue of a Confederate general, as well as with Deputy Director Kara Fowdy, showing a video of cyber-bullying of Jennifer. Meanwhile, Lynn compares brain scans to those on the green light and black lightning. While the Black Lightning prepares for a confrontation with Tobias, Anissa uses her powers to destroy the statue of a Confederate general after she learns that someone was killed because of it. After that, Anissa with Lynn to unleash her powers. Due to attack in hospital, Black Lightning cancels it his attack on Tobias. Anissa appears and fights the thieves; Black Lightning fights and injures her, thinking she's attacking Lynn. Realizing who she is, Lynn and Jefferson will call Gumby to help. Gumby visits Lady Yves, has trained her, and makes a deal to keep the Pierce family out of bounds to 100 who want to stop Lynn's research. Meanwhile, Khalil accepts Tobias' offer to walk again. Anissa wakes up and discovers that her father is the Black Lightning. 77Equinox: Book of FateBill WoodruffLamont MageeMarch 6, 2018 (2018-03-06)T43.100071.46 Since the discovery of Anissa's metahuman powers, Lynn has been studying it and discovers that Anissa has also accelerated healing powers. Gumby tells Jefferson that he doesn't tell him to be back in town. Investigating the break-in at the hospital, Inspector Henderson receives a description of the guilty criminals and believes that 100 are guilty. He also becomes suspicious that they are targeting Jefferson's daughters and ex-wife. After visiting Lady Eva about Tobias, a disguised Gambi enters tobias' club and kills Toledo to let Tobias fall into the queue.
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