Power Book II: Ghost's first season goes out with a bang with the arrival of a familiar face from the Power franchise.
Power Book II: Ghost's penultimate episode sets up next week's season finale flawlessly.
Monet is forced to make a tough decision about her favorite enforcer.
Riq is caught up in a love triangle, Paz returns, and Cane continues to make things difficult for the Tejada family.
Power Book II: Ghost is back and picks right up where things left off.
It's Riq's 18th birthday, he gains some allies and a new enemy in the mid-season finale of Power Book II: Ghost.
Riq has an innovative new plan on moving product around the school, and it pays off big time. Riq is also weighing his options when it comes to his love life.
Riq is now looking to get in even deeper with the Tejada family in hopes it will help him get his mother out of jail.
This week's episode picks right up after Saxe snakes his way into the equation and charges Tasha with a kingpin (queenpin) statute after she said that she told Tommy to kill Ghost.
With Ghost and Tommy (for now) out of the picture, it's Riq's time to shine in the show's spinoff, Power Book II: Ghost, and he hits the ground running in the shows first episode as he steps up to take care of his family and work to get his mother out of jail.
Previously on Power, we followed the actions of one Councilman Tate leading up to the night James St. Patrick caught a bullet in his chest. We learned that despite having all the reasons in the world to kill Ghost, he wasn’t the triggerman, plus he got his political life back on track. We also discovered […]
In our best *James St. Patrick voice*, previously on Power, in what was arguably one of the best episodes in the show’s six-season history, Tommy got the send-off he deserved. He took his drug dealing and Christmas canceling talents to Cali and made peace with his dying “brother” Ghost. With him scratched off #WhoshotGhost suspect list, […]
