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Season 1 – Power Book II: Ghost

2020

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A sequel to the series "Power." On his own for the first time, Tariq St. Patrick Tariq navigates his new life, in which his desire to shed his father's legacy comes up against the mounting pressure to save his family. Along the way, Tariq gets entangled in the affairs of the cutthroat Tejada family, adding further complications as he tries to balance his drug operations with his education, love life, family affairs, and mounting pressure from Cooper Saxe. He divides his time between school and hustling to pay for his mother's defense attorney, but when he runs out of options, Tariq turns to a familiar drug game.

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Adaora G

ii started off loving this film, but it grew weirder and weirder and the character more unlikable. Saying the characters were unlikable is even generous. It became so confusing and so irrelevant that the only thing I found relevant by episode seven season three was the conversation and for that imma give it two stars. the story was so fucking unbelievable that every episode from season two was a struggle. it feels like the writer more concerned in extending the story than creating rich characters. so there's disloyalty in the family but even the director doesnt take advantage of mise en scene to make the consequences seem real. Cain is just a dumb ass fool but he is struggling to show it especially when he becomes "the boss". dont even get me started on her mother and Tariq. I could see through the nitty gritties, the line breaks that don't even seem natural at all they were so fucking annoying. somehow all the characters that made sense apart from Effie are all killed off. zeeke, mecca, lorenzo. it just doesn't sit right. I loooooved Book III raising Kanan. i watched book III before watching this one and was hoping i'd enjoy it but naah. such a pass of my time i dont even think id give time to force.

Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars

12/17/23

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Lloyd S

Less interesting than the first book.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

10/27/23

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Big d

All 50cent shows are must see 📺

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

06/25/23

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Grace Z

The storyline is good but the acting isn't as good as the original power series, still worth the watch as it is a sequel to what I thought was a great show!

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

04/29/23

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745 p

absolutely loved power , raising kanan and powerbook force i truly loath this ghosts son was a b rate character at best whom annoyed me from the beginning would of been nicer to kill him off and keep his sister Rayner

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

03/01/23

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I was so surprised when I saw the ratings. Almost a little offended for the creators. I felt bad for the director, writer, producers, actors, etc., because this show was amazing! Tariq's acting was gripping, realistic, and sincere! He honestly deserves an award! Some people think his acting didn't portray enough emotion, but I disagree with that statement! He killed his father, and now he's a bonafide thug and lost all empathy/emotion the second he murdered his father to stay out of jail. The only kind of people who do that is sociopaths, which explains the void/black hole in his heart and soul. That's why his acting makes sense. It's realistic, logical, and genuine.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

01/09/23

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Courtney A. Kemp

Creator

Michael Rainey Jr.

Tariq St. Patrick

Shane Johnson

Cooper Saxe

Lovell Adams-Gray

Dru

Daniel Bellomy

Ezekiel "Zeke" Cross

Paige Hurd

Lauren

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Episode 1

Aired Sep 6, 2020

The Stranger

As Tariq St. Patrick begins his new life at Stansfield University, he's torn between two worlds.

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Episode 2

Aired Sep 13, 2020

Exceeding Expectations

Haunted by the legacy of his father, Tariq tries to understand who James St. Patrick was to the people in his life.

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Episode 3

Aired Sep 20, 2020

Play the Game

Tariq struggles with the weight of providing for his mother's mounting legal defense while juggling the rigors of Ivy League life.

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Episode 4

Aired Sep 27, 2020

The Prince

After Monet's agreed to do business with him, Tariq initiates his play to control the drug market on campus, while insulating his and Monet's involvement.

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Episode 5

Aired Oct 4, 2020

The Gift of the Magi

On Tariq's 18th birthday, Saxe brings him news that could blow up Tasha's case; Tariq is concerned about Brayden's budding relationship putting their business in danger.

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Episode 6

Aired Dec 6, 2020

Good vs Evil

Tariq fears a violent collision course with Cane, but his hands are tied by letting Brayden in on the arrangement with the Tejadas.

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Episode 7

Aired Dec 13, 2020

Sex Week

As the heat is turned up on campus, Tariq isn't trying to be left in the cold with Lauren or Diana.

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Episode 8

Aired Dec 20, 2020

Family First

Tariq can't help but feel left out, as parents flood the campus for Homecoming at Stansfield.

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Episode 9

Aired Dec 27, 2020

Monster

After the head-on collision of Tariq's worlds at Homecoming, the campus is hot, causing problems as he tries to settle up on debts.

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Episode 10

Aired Jan 2, 2021

Heart of Darkness

Tariq will do whatever it takes to clear his mother, but knowing he's not in the clear with Monet, he is backed against the wall.

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