The 'Power' universe really never ends - for better or worse?
Just to keep it a buck, the only form of ‘Power’ I am riding with is ‘Force’ and it’s all because of Joseph Sikora’s Tommy Egan. The ‘Power Book II: Ghost’ and even ‘Power Book III: Raising Kanan’ haven’t been enough to draw me back into supporting a franchise which felt like it made some fatal story arc decisions in its original ‘Power’ series.
Just to keep it a buck, the only form of ‘Power’ I am riding with is ‘Force’ and it’s all because of Joseph Sikora’s Tommy Egan. The ‘Power Book II: Ghost’ and even ‘Power Book III: Raising Kanan’ haven’t been enough to draw me back into supporting a franchise which felt like it made some fatal story arc decisions in its original ‘Power’ series.
From unnecessary deaths to cringe ghosts coming out to speak, things turned super silly billy. But, with the ‘Force’ finale set to go down tonight at midnight on the app or tomorrow evening, it’s all about appreciating the ‘Power’ brand as a whole - because there’s strong support for ‘Raising Kanan’ and I might become a believer sooner than later. Here’s to hoping for the best to come.
Tonight's 'Power Book IV: Force' episode had all types of silliness
Just to be clear - ‘Power Book IV: Force’ is must-see TV. Whew - with that out of the way, it’s safe to say this season definitely needs to hurry up and wrap itself out. From the super silly and obvious plot twists to some really unbelievable - not in a good way - dialogue, it’s been hard to stomach the past few episodes of this Tommy Egan series and tonight’s episode - which already is available on the STARZ app - really made it super tough to take things serious.
Just to be clear - ‘Power Book IV: Force’ is must-see TV. Whew - with that out of the way, it’s safe to say this season definitely needs to hurry up and wrap itself out. From the super silly and obvious plot twists to some really unbelievable - not in a good way - dialogue, it’s been hard to stomach the past few episodes of this Tommy Egan series and tonight’s episode - which already is available on the STARZ app - really made it super tough to take things serious.
Shouting out you-know-who’s name in the barbershop basement area to some forced storytelling to have everyone want to gang up on Tommy, ehhh. What typically feels like a wild build up before any show’s season finale didn’t just hit right.
““Don’t matter how smart you are, don’t matter how safe you play it — One day ya number just come up”🙏🏾
Go check out that new episode directed by Chicago’s @mrcarlseaton 🔥🎥🎬 #powerbook4ce #forcestarz”