S1.E7 ∙ Feels Like the First Time

The story of the Mexican Revolution and a horse.

Talk show host Leo Legend has just unveiled the most anticipated news to rock the hip-hop scene: a high-stakes competition between some of New York's most talented and ruthless rap artists. The prize? Half a million dollars and a fully equipped studio to launch the winner's career for the next year. But behind the glitz and glamour of the contest lies a brutal world of desperation, crime, and shattered lives. I Got Now dives deep into the stories of independent artists willing to sacrifice everything-family ties, personal demons, and even their own morals-in their relentless pursuit of fame and fortune. In this gritty world, it's a game of survival: kill or be killed, where only the most vicious will make it to the top. In the battle for success, everyone's got something to lose, and the cost of winning may be higher than anyone ever imagined.

Prem, Raj, Priya, and Deepak were inseparable friends,bound by years of laughter and memories. However, beneath their friendship,unspoken feelings lingered. Raj was deeply in love with Priya and hoped to confess his feelings, believing

Steve Parrish (The Marchster) returns home to the San Francisco area after his many travails fighting in Central America. All he wants to do is see his young son Zak (Dax Nicholas). However, gang boss Petroli (Landingham) has it out for Parrish. He sends all the baldest, fattest, oldest goons after Parrish to exterminate him. But Parrish is one...clever...man. Somehow they manage to kidnap Zak, so Parrish teams up with his love interest Teri (Lynn O'Brien) to fight the baddies and save Zak. Shortly after that, he finds Zak and they team up to take on the bad guys! Also, corrupt government agent Carruthers (West) has his own stake in both the fates of Petroli and Parrish.

Rama Krishna dreams of becoming a national level football player. He sacrifices his dream when he realizes that his sister faces troubles in her marital life.