Ep 1. But the Tilapias Are Fine Though, Right?

The second season of A Black Lady Sketch Show kicks off with a hilarious episode titled "But the Tilapias Are Fine Though, Right?". The episode begins with a sketch featuring Gabrielle Dennis as a woman who's trying to prove that she's been cursed by a witch. Though her friends are skeptical, the woman is convinced that her singing voice is the result of the curse, which causes her to belt out show tunes at inappropriate moments.

The next sketch features Ashley Nicole Black as a "Ghost Bae" who's haunting her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend. When the new girlfriend discovers that her boyfriend's ex is a ghost, she's initially terrified. But as Ghost Bae begins to reveal more and more about her tragic love story, the two women bond over their shared experiences with heartbreak.

In another sketch, Quinta Brunson and Robin Thede play two women who are trying to navigate the world of online dating. Though they initially bond over their shared experiences on the apps, they soon discover that they have wildly different approaches to romance. Quinta's character is a hopeless romantic who's looking for a soulmate, while Robin's character just wants someone who can do basic household repairs.

Later in the episode, Ashley Nicole Black returns in a sketch where she and Quinta Brunson play two friends who are discovered to be carrying out a scam involving the sale of fake "bitcoin" coins. When the authorities catch on, the two friends are forced to improvise a wild escape plan that involves a secret basement and a lot of blasting powder.

Finally, the episode concludes with a sketch starring Robin Thede as a woman who's trying to survive a family reunion full of judgmental relatives. Though she initially feels out of place among her successful and accomplished family members, she soon realizes that everyone has their own struggles and secrets to hide.

Overall, "But the Tilapias Are Fine Though, Right?" is a great introduction to the second season of A Black Lady Sketch Show. With its clever writing, talented cast, and infectious energy, this episode is sure to leave viewers laughing and wanting more.