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All American (2018)

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All American
ประเทศ
สหรัฐอเมริกา
ออกอากาศครั้งแรก
10 ตุลาคม 2561
จำนวนตอน
132 ตอน (8 ซีซัน)
ความยาวต่อตอน
ประมาณ 43 นาที
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จบแล้ว
ตอนล่าสุด
EP13/13 (28 กันยายน 2569)
ช่อง/แพลตฟอร์มต้นทาง
The CW
ผู้สร้าง
April Blair
เรตผู้ชม
TV-14
คะแนน TMDB
8.1/10 (499 โหวต)

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When a rising high school football player from South Central L.A. is recruited to play for Beverly Hills High, the wins, losses and struggles of two families from vastly different worlds - Compton and Beverly Hills - begin to collide. Inspired by the life of pro football player Spencer Paysinger.

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นักแสดง All American

  • Michael Evans BehlingMichael Evans Behlingรับบท Jordan Baker
  • Greta OnieogouGreta Onieogouรับบท Layla Keating
  • Bre-ZBre-Zรับบท Tamia 'Coop' Cooper
  • Samantha LoganSamantha Loganรับบท Olivia Baker
  • Daniel EzraDaniel Ezraรับบท Spencer James
  • Monet MazurMonet Mazurรับบท Laura Fine-Baker
  • Karimah WestbrookKarimah Westbrookรับบท Grace James
  • โคดี คริสเตียนโคดี คริสเตียนรับบท Asher Adams
  • Jalyn HallJalyn Hallรับบท Dillon James
  • Chelsea TavaresChelsea Tavaresรับบท Patience Robinson
  • Taye DiggsTaye Diggsรับบท Billy Baker
  • Hunter Clowdusรับบท JJ Parker

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เจาะลึก All American: เนื้อเรื่อง การสร้าง และเสียงวิจารณ์

All American is an American sports drama television series created by April Blair which premiered on The CW on October 10, 2018 and features an ensemble cast starring Daniel Ezra in the lead role as well as Bre-Z, Greta Onieogou, Samantha Logan, Michael Evans Behling, Cody Christian, Karimah Westbrook, Monet Mazur, Taye Diggs, Jalyn Hall, Chelsea Tavares, Hunter Clowdus, Osy Ikhile, Alexis Chikaeze, Nathaniel Logan McIntyre and Antonio J. Bell.

All American is inspired by the life of professional American football player Spencer Paysinger and follows the lives of a group of people from both Crenshaw and Beverly Hills after teen Spencer James (Ezra), a rising star football player from Crenshaw whose dream is to make it to the NFL, is recruited by coach Billy Baker (Diggs) to play for his high school team in Beverly Hills.

The series was met with positive reviews from both critics and audiences, with praise being aimed in particular at the football sequences and performances of Ezra, Christian and Diggs. However, it initially got weak television ratings on its broadcast network, but was a sleeper hit when released on Netflix, which helped both to boost its linear ratings and prevent its cancellation.

The series ran for 132 episodes over eight seasons and concluded on September 28, 2026.

Premise

When a rising high school American football player from South Los Angeles is recruited to play for Beverly Hills High, the wins, losses and struggles of two families from vastly different worlds – Crenshaw and Beverly Hills – begin to collide.

Main

Daniel Ezra as Spencer James (seasons 1–6; special guest seasons 7–8), based on Spencer Paysinger, a star wide receiver. He also plays safety, kickoff returner and running back. He was the all-star football player of both South Crenshaw High School and Beverly Hills High School and then of Golden Angeles University. Since childhood, Spencer shoulders the responsibility of helping his community back in South Crenshaw, being a good leader for his football team, and taking care of his family and friends. This burden increasingly overwhelmed him and led to development of his savior complex. He always had a close bond with his mother Grace and little brother Dillon. In season 2, he patched up the strained relationship he had with his estranged father Corey right before the latter's sudden death. After he was shot in the shoulder by one of Tyrone's affiliates, he got surgery to remove the bullet so he could return to playing football, but the recovery was difficult. At his senior year State Championship game, he was named an All-American. In college, as his struggles to rise up the wide receiver's depth chart continued to lead to nowhere, he offered to switch to kicker and gunner. However, by freshman year midseason, he managed to play both as gunner and wide receiver. In season 6, he saw his dream of becoming an NFL pro player come true when he was drafted by the New York Bobcats while also graduating from college as a psychology major. Relationship-wise, he started dating Layla right after moving to Beverly Hills High, but they broke up at the beginning of season 3 because he realized that he was in love with Olivia. After confessing his feelings to Olivia, who reciprocated, the two entered a long-term relationship, which after overcoming some setbacks eventually grew to the point of culminating in their marriage at the end of season 6. The newlyweds then moved to New York together due to his commitment to the Bobcats. In season 7, Olivia found out she was pregnant with their first child, eventually turned out to be twins, who were born in the series finale, when the new parents also moved back to Los Angeles after he managed to be traded to the Los Angeles Robins, ultimately retiring from football after a few years of successful career in the NFL.

Bre-Z as Tamia "Coop" Cooper, Spencer's best friend and Patience's long-time girlfriend. She attended South Crenshaw High School. While she tried to warn Shawn off the gang, she started to take the gang life more seriously after Shawn was killed off, restarting the chain of revenge killings between rival gangs that started with Shawn's brother, Brandon, the year before. Also, as she was a minor at the time, she could not take over the lease on Shawn's rental house, even if she was to be emancipated from her mother. When she moved back in after she helped with the arrest of Tyrone Moore, she reverted to being a songwriter and DJ. At the end of season 3, she was shot by Monique Moore after she found out the latter plan to avenge her brother's death. She managed to survive, but along with that came side effects regarding her mental health: this, along with being caught up in legal investigations regarding the shooting, distracted her from making music, which she ultimately quit for good. Due to the legal stuff she got involved with, however, she found herself passionate in law, which she eventually started to study after setting as her new goal to become a lawyer. At the end of season 6, she was accepted at law school, which she started attending at the beginning of season 7, all while mutually deciding with Patience to end their relationship for good after realizing that they had outgrown each other. Afterwards, she started a relationship with her law professor Breonna Strong and eventually managed to become an attorney in the series finale.

Greta Onieogou as Layla Keating, a Beverly Hills High student and the daughter of JP, a very successful record producer, and Monica, a famous singer who died in a car accident when she was still a child. She is also best friends with Olivia since forever and, although their friendship faced several obstacles for various reasons, the two always managed to overcome their issues and patch things up. At the beginning of the series, she was Asher's girlfriend but she broke up with him in early season 1 and then started dating Spencer. In season 2, she decided to follow in her father's footsteps by starting her own record label, which she named ForMonica Records in honor of her late mother, and became Coop's producer. In the meantime, she also found out that she suffered from depression, likely inherited from Monica, who had the same condition before dying, leading her to put her relationship with Spencer on hold due to the need to focus on her recovery, but in season 3 she broke up with him for good after he confessed her he had realized that he was in love with Olivia. In season 4, she became Patience's producer after Coop decided to quit making music while the record label became increasingly successful, which led to her deciding not to go to college in order to focus on her career as a producer. In the meantime, she and Jordan grew closer and eventually developed feelings for each other, prompting them in season 5 to start a relationship which quickly became increasingly stronger to the point of culminating in their engagement at the end of the season. Still together and engaged, in season 6 the two focused on planning for their wedding as well as dealing with her resurfaced mental health problems and eventually got married once she was finally in a good place. In the meantime, she also ventured into hospitality, founding her own club and bar named Layla's. In the final season, she decided to sell her label while retaining its name in order to have the freedom to focus solely on her producing career as well as the family and home life she had come to value most and, in the series finale, she and Jordan had a daughter whom they named Monica in honor of her late mother.

Samantha Logan as Olivia Baker (seasons 1–6; special guest seasons 7–8), Billy and Laura's daughter, Willy's granddaughter, and Jordan's twin sister. She is a recovering drug addict who got clean after a period she spent in rehab before the events of the series, despite facing a few relapses over the course of the seasons. She is best friends with Layla and, although their friendship faced several obstacles for various reasons, the two always managed to overcome their issues and patch things up. Olivia was also the first person Spencer met when he moved to Beverly Hills High and the two immediately formed a strong friendship which eventually evolved into a romantic relationship after they realized they were in love with each other in season 3. Before getting together with Spencer, she also dated Asher for a while. In season 2, she started a podcast called Liv the Truth with the goal of helping give the Black Community a voice about the discriminations they faced, also becoming President of the Black Student Caucus and starting Beverly Hills High's own Black Lives Matter movement for this purpose. In season 4, she decided to pursue a career in journalism by attending Golden Angeles University, the same college as Spencer and Jordan, and, by the end of season 6, she managed to become a successful author, albeit a novelist and not a journalist. Also, after facing some setbacks in their relationship, in season 6 she and Spencer managed to settle into an adult, stable and mature one, which culminated in their marriage at the end of the season. The newlyweds then moved to New York together due to Spencer having been drafted by the New York Bobcats. At the beginning of season 7, she discovered she was pregnant with her and Spencer's first child, eventually turned out to be twins, who were born in the series finale, when the new parents also moved back to Los Angeles after Spencer managed to be traded to the Los Angeles Robins.

Michael Evans Behling as Jordan Baker, Billy and Laura's son, Olivia's twin brother, and Willy's grandson. A talented football player like his father, his role is quarterback. Jordan was initially jealous of Spencer's skills when the latter first arrived at Beverly Hills High, but the two quickly formed a strong friendship which eventually culminated in them considering each other brothers. In season 2, he became very rebellious due to his parents' separation, with his behavior often becoming out of control: he got into fights, crashed his sister's car and lost his trust in his mother when she punished him for his inconsiderate actions. He was also tricked into thinking he got Simone pregnant, but she eventually gave up her child for adoption after telling Jordan he was not the father while the two developed feelings for each other and started a relationship. Soon after getting together, he and Simone impulsively decided to get married in Vegas. However, they both eventually realized their marriage was actually a mistake and got an annulment, deciding to just stay a couple. In season 4, he got a scholarship offer from Golden Angeles University, which he started attending after graduating from high school while settling on long-distance with Simone, who instead decided to move to Atlanta for college. In the meantime, however, he started to grow closer to Layla which ultimately led to him catching feelings for her, while his relationship with Simone began to fall apart due to the distance: eventually, the two broke up, acknowledging both their having grown apart after her relocating and his having fallen for Layla. After confessing his feelings to Layla, who reciprocated, in season 5 they started a relationship which quickly grew increasingly stronger to the point of culminating in their engagement at the end of the season. Still together and engaged, in season 6 the two focused on planning for their wedding as well as dealing with Layla's resurfaced mental health problems and eventually got married once she was finally in a good place. At the end of the season, he accepted a coaching job at South Crenshaw High after retiring from football due to having experienced a concussion. Afterwards, he went on to follow in his father's footsteps by continuing the Bakers legacy at South Crenshaw, where he eventually managed to become head coach in the series finale, when he and Layla also had a daughter whom they named Monica in honor of her late mother.

Cody Christian as Asher Adams (seasons 1–6), Jordan's best friend and one of Beverly Hills High football team top players. His father lost all of their family's money, which resulted in Asher's mother leaving. Asher and his father rented a guest house from another family who was always out of the country. Asher pretended the mansion was his to keep up the appearance his family had money, until he had to confess that his father was laid off and had become broke. Asher then found out why his parents split up: his father told her mother to stay away from him as she was an ex-hooker and that is how they met. He was suspended for two games due to intoxication at Homecoming Dance after Layla, his at the time girlfriend, broke up with him, and then was kicked off the team after he tipped off Malibu with Beverly's entire offensive playbook, but eventually was allowed back. After winning the State Championship, he became more dedicated because his scout stock actually fell due to lack of targets. In the meantime, he developed feelings for Olivia, whom he started dating midway through season 2, but the two eventually broke up in season 3. In season 2 he also became offensive captain of the team along with Spencer. To improve his performance, however, he ended up starting to take steroids, which caused him to get under suspension from playing, but after having got clean and made up for his mistakes, he was allowed to play again. He managed to get an athletic full scholarship to Coastal California College, but then he was devastated to learn that because of the steroids he had taken he developed cardiomyopathy, a rare heart condition, and thus could no longer play football. As he helped Jordan and JJ out during a combine, however, he realized that he could still pursue his passion for football through coaching. After graduation, he started attending Coastal California, where he managed to become assistant coach of its football team. In the meantime, he began a committed relationship with a girl named Jaymee which even led to a son during the time jump in between season 5 and 6, with the two deciding to settle down together by going to live as a family in the Bakers' house in South Crenshaw some months after the baby's birth. Also, after being fired from his coaching job at Coastal California, he asked his former high school football coach Montes to hire him as her assistant, which she accepted. At the beginning of season 7, it was revealed that he left L.A. after becoming assistant head coach in New York.

Karimah Westbrook as Grace James (seasons 1–6; special guest season 8), Spencer and Dillon's mother. She was also Billy's high school sweetheart and had a one-night stand with him many years after they broke up, when she was already married to Corey, Spencer and Dillon's father, and he was already married to Laura. In season 3, she started dating D'Angelo Carter, the new principal of South Crenshaw High with whom she initially did not get along very well before getting to know him better. In season 4, D'Angelo proposed to her after getting permission from Spencer and Dillon and she happily accepted. The two eventually got married at the beginning of season 5.

Monet Mazur as Laura Fine-Baker (seasons 1–6; special guest seasons 7–8), Billy's wife and Olivia and Jordan's mother. She is a lawyer all for strictness and discipline. In season 2, after discovering about Billy and Grace's affair, she tried to keep the family together and spent much of the season laying down ground rules and punishing Jordan, who started getting into trouble by fighting and crashing his sister's car. She also decided to run for and was subsequently elected District Attorney of Los Angeles County all while eventually filing for separation, even though in season 3 she and Billy started reconnecting and ultimately reconciled and reunited, even renewing their vows at the end of the season. In season 4, she quit the DA job after realizing the systematic failure of the system and managed to fight Preach's murder charges, reaching a deal for Coop to serve community service for her part of obstruction of justice in covering Preach's involvement in Monique's death. In season 5, she started a job as guest lecturer at Golden Angeles University.

Taye Diggs as Billy Baker (seasons 1–5; special guest seasons 6, 8), the head coach of Beverly Hills High football team who recruits Spencer, Laura's husband and Olivia and Jordan's father. Like Spencer, he was an alumnus of South Crenshaw High and one of its football team top players who in fact managed to make it into the NFL as a former second-round pick, before his career was cut short by knee injuries. His father abandoned him as a child. It was also revealed that both he and Corey played against each other in Pop Warner and he actually left South Crenshaw because he could not deal with the loss of his mother, who was the history teacher of South Crenshaw High. In season 2, he tried to fight to repair the marriage with Laura after she discovered his affair with Grace, but she ultimately decided to file for separation. At the end of the season, he resigned from Beverly Hills High and became the head coach of South Crenshaw High football team. In season 3, he and Laura started growing closer again and eventually reunited, even renewing their vows at the end of the season. In season 4, he became the interim principal of South Crenshaw High before getting promoted to full-time principal. In season 5, he was offered a job at Golden Angeles University, which he initially accepted, but then turned down after Spencer convinced him not to leave South Crenshaw High. However, shortly after he died to save one of his players' life when the team's bus crashed, leaving his family and both Beverly and South Crenshaw communities in despair.

Jalyn Hall as Dillon James (seasons 1–6), Spencer's younger brother. Like Spencer, he is also a grade-A student and is very mature for his young age. He likes sci-fi comics and wanted to play football like his brother Spencer, but due to being too young, he stuck to playing basketball. He was later found to be Corey's son after a private dispute about his paternity because of Grace's affair with Billy. In season 4, he stopped playing basketball, but developed his skills as an illustrator as a way of acting out against his least favorite history teacher. In order to stop him from spiraling out, since he felt trapped in Crenshaw due to his lack of athletic talent, Spencer asked him to be his graphic designer for his social media brand. In season 6, he was accepted at a prestigious School of Arts in Boston, where he moved to start attending.

Chelsea Tavares as Patience Robinson (seasons 3–6; recurring seasons 1–2; special guest seasons 7–8), Coop's long-time girlfriend. An aspiring lyricist, but due to having a supportive family when she came out as a lesbian, she often struggled to understand Coop's hesitance to let her meet Coop's mother and her more supportive church friends. Her music career began taking off in season 4, but Coops' criminal charges have been holding her back. She and Coop broke up in season 4, but kept being housemates along with Layla and Olivia. In the season 5 finale, she was stabbed by a crazy stalker fan named Miko, which left her traumatized. She eventually managed to overcome her trauma with Coop's help in season 6 and the two also rekindled their relationship. Then, she was offered to become a Broadway performer, which she accepted, leading her to move to New York. However, being apart from Coop made both of them realize that they had outgrown each other, so in season 7 they mutually decided to end their relationship for good.

Hunter Clowdus as JJ Parker (seasons 4–5; recurring seasons 1–3), an outside linebacker/QB2/tight end football player of Beverly Hills High, but also a party boy and a very competent pool player. In season 3, he showed interest in returning to his junior high position of QB after new Coach Montes saw his arm strength, accuracy and pocket movement to be better than Jordan, but still lost the QB competition. He was excited to tell his friends that he got a scholarship offer from Coastal California College, but this made things awkward for a while as Asher realized that it was his original scholarship before his retirement. In college, he reverted to a linebacker, and became a Zen master and a yogi instead of solely focusing on football. His carefree and happy-go-lucky attitude came from the fact that he and his uncle almost died in a car accident during a vacation in Hawaii because his uncle had been drinking. He used his cut of the NIL money to extend the lease on the beach house where he, Spencer, Jordan, and Asher all started living in during the summer before entering college. At the beginning of season 6, it was revealed that he relocated to Tibet to "find himself."

Osy Ikhile as Cassius Jeremy (seasons 7–8), the new football coach of Beverly Hills High who was later reveled to be the son of Billy's long-lost half brother and thus Jordan and Olivia's cousin.

Alexis Chikaeze (seasons 7–8; guest season 6) and Ella Simone Tabu (recurring season 4; guest seasons 3, 5) as Amina Simms, Preach and Monique's daughter and a South Crenshaw High student who got caught between KJ and Khalil.

Nathaniel Logan McIntyre as Kingston "KJ" Jeremy (seasons 7–8), Cassius' son and Beverly High's newly transferred quarterback who always had the dream and goal to play for the NFL.

Antonio J. Bell as Khalil Edwards (seasons 7–8; guest season 6), a South Crenshaw High family-troubled student who later became quarterback of its football team.

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