The Godfather of Harlem episode "How I Got Over" begins with a war between Chin and Bonnano in Harlem. Bumpy is asked by Mayme to create a will, and in the process, he discovers that he and Mayme never formally adopted their daughter Margaret. Meanwhile, Malcolm X and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. travel to Washington D.C. for the famous March on Washington.

The episode showcases the struggles of the African-American community during this time, and how Malcolm X, Adam Clayton Powell Jr., and other powerful figures worked to fight for civil rights. It also touches on the importance of family for Bumpy and Mayme, as they discover the lack of formal adoption and the impact it has on their daughter. Through this episode, viewers gain a better understanding of the events of the time, and how they shape the lives of Bumpy and his family.

The episode was rated 7.90 from 800 votes.

The episode, "I Am The Greatest," of Godfather of Harlem features the highly anticipated boxing match between Cassius Clay and Doug Jones. Doug Jones is a local boxing hero, and an advocate of Mayme's Harlem Youth organization, but Malcolm encourages Bumpy to back Clay, as it is his own decision. Meanwhile, Chin engages in a turf war with Bonnano, with Chin determined to protect his turf and his people. The song "Everything's for sale but not my life" is the perfect accompaniment to this episode, as it highlights the stakes in the boxing match, and the determination of Clay to win. Throughout the episode, the tension continues to build as the match draws closer, and the audience is left on the edge of their seats.

The episode was rated 7.93 from 963 votes.

In the episode "Rent Strike Blues" of Godfather of Harlem, Adam Clayton Powell Jr. takes the lead in organizing a rent strike to protest the conditions of the slums in Harlem. Ernie Nunzi is on a mission to find the hooker who was involved in a previous situation with the mob boss Zambrano. The episode takes a turn for the personal when Bumpy and his wife Mayme experience tension in their marriage. It's clear that things are about to get real in the show.

The episode dives into the economic disparity that exists in Harlem and how it affects the people who live there. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. is determined to lead the Harlem inhabitants in a rent strike to challenge the unjust living conditions they are forced to endure. Ernie Nunzi sets out to try and put an end to the Zambrano situation, but the task is proving to be more difficult than anticipated. On a more emotional level, the episode shows the tension between Bumpy and Mayme as their marriage is put to the test. It's clear that the stakes of the episode have been raised and tensions are high.

The episode was rated 7.93 from 794 votes.

The episode "Il Canto de Malavita" starts with Elijah Muhammed touring Malcolm X's mosque. During his visit, he meets Elise and requests her to spy on Malcolm. Meanwhile, Chin discovers that Teddy is actually alive, leaving Ernie Nunzi to clean up his mess. Finally, Esther James sues Adam Clayton Powell Jr. for slander.

This episode was one of the best yet and it's easy to see why. With a captivating storyline and plenty of unexpected twists and turns, viewers were kept on the edge of their seats. From Malcolm X's mosque to Esther James' lawsuit, this episode had it all. It's no wonder viewers are loving the show more and more with every episode.

The episode was rated 7.95 from 899 votes.

In the latest episode of Godfather of Harlem, Chin takes a huge risk to try and break Bumpy's bank by fixing a bet. The stakes are high and unfortunately it backfires, leaving Bumpy owing more money than he can pay. Meanwhile, police arrest Stella and Teddy for public displays of affection, illustrating the unequal power dynamics of the time period. Elise takes matters into her own hands and looks to the Nation of Islam to better her situation. This episode was filled with tension and drama, leaving viewers wanting more.

The episode was rated 7.96 from 922 votes.

In the episode of Godfather of Harlem titled "The Nitty Gritty," Bumpy Johnson realizes that reliable heroin supply is a necessary part of his plan to reclaim Harlem. He embarks on a desperate search to find a source of heroin that is independent of the Italians. His plan quickly comes to the attention of Chin, a corrupt police officer who attempts to have Bumpy arrested and put back in jail.

The episode follows Bumpy's race against time to find a source of heroin while also avoiding Chin's machinations. Bumpy must navigate treacherous terrain in order to avoid being sent back to jail, while also ensuring that he can provide a reliable supply of heroin to the people of Harlem. This episode of Godfather of Harlem reveals the lengths to which Bumpy is willing to go to reclaim Harlem and make it a safe place for its residents.

The episode was rated 7.97 from 1069 votes.

In the episode "Our Day Will Come" of Godfather of Harlem, Bumpy unexpectedly finds himself at Elise's side when her shoplifting arrest and subsequent mistreatment results in a protest. With conflicting interests at hand, tensions rise as Bumpy attempts to make sure that justice is served. Big Dick Buster is brought in to calm the situation, but it is uncertain whether he will be able to do so.

The show Godfather of Harlem has a great production, however, some viewers may not be compelled to watch the show for more than one or two seasons. As the plot thickens and tensions increase, the show may be able to draw in more viewers and become a hit.

The episode was rated 7.98 from 1031 votes.

In the episode "By Whatever Means Necessary" of the show Godfather of Harlem, Bumpy Johnson returns from Alcatraz and is determined to reclaim control of Harlem. Unfortunately, the Italian mob is in charge of the streets and Bumpy will have to take on the Genovese crime family, led by Vincent “Chin” Gigante. Although this episode received mixed reviews, the exceptional cast and the setting of the time period make it a worthwhile watch. On the other hand, some viewers found it difficult to understand the actors due to the muffled and quiet dialogue. Nevertheless, this episode is worth watching as it sets up the tone for the rest of the series.

The episode was rated 8.04 from 1270 votes.

The latest episode of Godfather of Harlem, titled "Chickens Come Home to Roost", was highly anticipated by viewers. In the episode, Bumpy blackmails the mob in an effort to secure the safety of himself and his family. The episode also marks the tragic assassination of President John F. Kennedy. To commemorate this, Teddy performs at the Apollo Theater in Harlem.

Viewers of the episode were highly impressed. Many commented that the episode was very solid and that they are looking forward to season 2. The episode was filled with excitement, setting the stage for further events in season 2. The cast was also praised and the song at the end was a great addition to the episode. All in all, the episode was a great success and definitely set the bar high for season 2.

The episode was rated 8.04 from 816 votes.

In the latest episode of Godfather of Harlem, Bumpy strikes back at the Italians by exploiting Chin's dark past. This leads to a dramatic conclusion as he reunites with his wife and children before his war explodes.

The episode culminates with a powerful ending that leaves viewers on the edge of their seats. Furthermore, Mayme and Elise are able to put aside their differences to create a stronger bond. This episode is well-crafted and has been praised for its compelling storyline, making it clear why viewers are liking the show.

The episode was rated 8.05 from 848 votes.