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Trapped in the Closet on the Independent Film Channel (IFC), starring Grammy-winner R. Kelly as Sylvester, is one of the most unusual creative endeavors in recent history. Originally aired in 2005 and 2007 as a series of 22 short videos, Trapped in the Closet is now available in its entirety. Perhaps the first R&B operetta artist ever, R. Kelly takes us through a musical soap opera of the lives of Sylvester, his wife Gwendolyn (Cat Wilson), and an ever-increasing circle of community members connected in some way to the couple. Sometimes comic, sometimes tragic, there are surprises at every turn. While maintaining a single melody and rhyme scheme throughout, R. Kelly masterfully weaves a tale of love and deceit, complete with cut scenes, dream sequences, and flashbacks. To add to the fun, Kelly plays several roles himself, including a narrator in an angelic white suit, a holy roller preacher, and an unrepentant pimp.
Get caught up on the many twists and turns from the first 22 chapters of “Trapped in the Closet.”
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When Pimp Lucius asks Sylvester to borrow some money, Sylvester gives him another idea.
Rufus and Cathy visit a therapist to address their relationship issues.
Rufus and Cathy make progress in their couples therapy.
Randolph is out to prove to Rosie that his libido is as strong as ever.
An infomercial from Reverend Mosely ignites a spat between Tina and Roxanne.
Twan shows off his new gun as he and Sylvester prep for an important meeting.
Rosie and Randolph get an unexpected visitor in the middle of the night.
Pimp Lucius steps outside his parents house to deal with his hoes.
Slyvester and Twan find themselves in over their head as they sit down for a meeting with a notorious gangster.
