OG Network Weekend Watchlist: Behind Closed Doors, Power Has a Price

Updated: 18 hours ago

Some people announce their power. Others keep it hidden until the moment comes to use it.
This weekend, OG Network turns the spotlight on two Original Series where danger thrives behind carefully managed appearances.
One follows a street empire controlled by a man who prefers to move in silence.
The other steps inside a suburban home where family responsibilities include completing contracts and staying alive.
The Underground King and The Assassin Family offer two different versions of the same irresistible question: What happens when the people closest to you are also the ones who can destroy everything you built?
If you like crime dramas driven by loyalty, secrets, and consequences, these are the two shows to put at the top of your weekend list.
The Underground King
Vibe: Quiet power, fractured loyalty, and danger closing in
Malachai has built an underworld empire without needing to be the loudest man in the room. His strength comes from influence: he knows who to move, when to move them, and how to keep his own hands away from the trouble. That control has protected both his position and his mystique—but an empire ruled from the shadows is only secure while everyone remains loyal.
When secrets begin surfacing and enemies press closer, Malachai can no longer manage the threat from a distance. Every relationship becomes a possible weakness, every decision carries a cost, and betrayal could come from the very people who know how his operation works. The Underground King is the kind of crime series that makes power feel less like a prize and more like a target.
Why Watch: The tension comes from watching a man who controls everyone else realize that he may no longer control the game.
The Assassin Family
Vibe: Suburban normalcy with a loaded weapon under the table
Damon, Soleil, and their 18-year-old daughter Kayla look like a close-knit family living an ordinary life. They smile, greet the neighbors, and keep up appearances. Behind closed doors, however, they are feared contract killers—and taking out a target is simply part of the family business.
That setup gives The Assassin Family its sharp hook: domestic tension and deadly assignments belong to the same household. Chores, rules, and family disagreements do not disappear because everyone knows how to handle a weapon. They become even more complicated when trust is essential and one mistake can follow the family home. The result is an action drama with danger, dysfunction, and a dark sense of fun.
Why Watch: It turns the familiar pressures of family life into a high-stakes game where staying together may be the only way to stay alive.
Where to Watch
This weekend’s watchlist keeps the choice focused: two OG Network Original Series, two dangerous worlds, and no safe place to hide. Start with The Underground King for a slow-burning struggle over influence and betrayal, then move to The Assassin Family for action, family tension, and a household unlike any other on the block.
Stream both series on OG Network. The crown may belong to one man and the contracts may belong to one family, but in both shows, loyalty is what decides who makes it through.




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