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Episodes
Season 3 begins with Ghost out of the drug game, and Angela having to decide between love and honor. Also, Tasha is reeling from Shawn's death, and Tommy feels compelled to make some adventurous moves.
Ghost deals with loose ends before tangling with some new nightlife competition; Tommy confronts Tasha, who must learn to coexist with Angela. Later, Tommy finds an advisor in a former lover.
Ghost sees an opportunity to take the clubs to the next level, but the past may catch up to him; Tommy joins Tasha in a scheme, while dealing with an uncontrollable contact.
A club expansion spreads Ghost thin, between Angela, the children, the business and Tommy. Meanwhile, Tommy faces a tough decision; Kanan returns to the life; and Angela has some doubts.
Tommy goes gunning for the culprit who tried to kill him; Greg pressures Ruiz to give up the "Ghost," as Angela tries to keep them at bay. Meanwhile, Proctor brings a new problem to the fore for Ghost to deal with.
Tommy and Ghost get back together to take on a ruthless foe and enlist Tasha in hopes of evading detection by Angela and her team. Later, Tommy soldiers on, but Ghost comes undone at a vital juncture.
Angela is left staggered after the breakup, but must rally to take on a difficult situation at work; Ghost scrambles to hold onto the club deal, while he and Tommy get reacclimated to the game. Also, Dre learns just what the La Arana card means.
As Mike and Angela try to ferret out the mole, she picks up a lead while trying to firm up Tommy's alibi; Tasha gets a warning; Tariq makes a dangerous new friend; and Milan orders that a new product be pushed.
Angela goes gunning for the mole, while Ghost initiates a plan to regain the club. Later, Ghost and Tasha fall into a familiar pattern; Kanan appears to have a bad influence on Tariq; and Milan addresses Tommy's thoughts of betrayal.
While in the middle of throwing the party of a lifetime, Ghost must slip away to retrieve evidence; Tasha's attempt to save her family requires she enter an unlikely alliance, while Tommy contemplates a move that will impact everyone's present and future.
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Cast & Crew
Tasha St. Patrick
Carlos Ruiz
Andre "Dre" Coleman
Holly
Joe Proctor
Greg Knox
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Critic Reviews for Power Season 3
All Critics (9) | Top Critics (6) | Fresh (7) | Rotten (2)
Don't worry, "Power" is as sexy, flashy and addictive as it has always been. The only difference is the women in Ghost's world have a lot more to do and say - and the series is better for it.
Power certainly challenges the notion that drug dealers are great businessmen.
By piling a new, hot mess on top of the hot mess that surfaced this season, Power has done its job accordingly.
The core of Power has always been the relationship between Ghost and Tommy Egan. Season 3 managed to stretch that tension into a taut emotional rubber band, leaving us to believe it could snap at any moment.
Power is pretty easy to follow even if you're just jumping in mid-run, if you've ever watched a gangster movie or two, because it uses every conceivable trope from all of them.
It's way too early to say that Power's best days are behind it, but it's not premature to say the show has never had to work harder to prove its viability.
#WakeupTasha.
My own little opinion of the season as a whole? I'm going to go with slightly subpar. Still love this show, but I was disappointed overall with the way things played out.
Let's just say a complex multi-point narrative is getting a lot more complicated and engaging - and I liked the first two seasons of Power a lot to begin with.
Audience Reviews for Power: Season 3
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Sep 28, 2019The plot lines get a bit repetitive. Nobody trusts anybody. Ghost is supposed to be this shrewd mastermind, but at the same time seems to have little insight into what motivates people. There are definitely some great aspects to it and I watched the first two seasons relatively happily but it was just the same kind of stuff happening over and over so I stopped watching.
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May 06, 2018THIS SHOW IS GARBAGE I DONT SEE WHAT ANYBODY SEES IN ANY SHOW THAT DOES WHAT THIS SHOW HAS DONE TENFOLD. I DONT WANNA SEE OR WATCH A SHOW WHERE ALL THE PEOPLE IN SAID SHOW CANT MAKE A DECISION TO SAVE THEIR LIFE WHEN EVERY ONE IS OVER SOME LITERAL JR HIGH SCHOOL BS EVERY SECOND WITH EVERY CHARATERS BIGGEST DILEMMA IS WHETHER OR NOT THEY WANNA FOREVER BE PUSSY WHIPPED OR ON HOW MUCH OR HOW LITTLE THEY WANNA CHEAT. IT IS ABSOLUTELY THE MOST STALE SHOW IVE EVER WITNESSED ON TV. THE CHARATER DEVELOPMENT DOESNT GO ANYWHERE OTHER THEN OH HERE IS HOW SAD AND PATHETIC THE CAST IS AND JUST LIKE THE CHARACTERS THIS STORY WILL PUT YOU TO SLEEP WITH HOW SLOW, BORING AND BACKSEAT ANY ADVANCEMENT IN SAID STORY IS UNLESS YOUR ONLY INTERESTED IN THE WORST SOFTCORE PORN EVER MADE. YOUD GET MORE DRAMA IF YOUR RECORDED ME TURNING THIS SHOW OFF EDITED IN SLOW MOTION.
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Dec 28, 2016This is the show to watch, Empire is over-rated.
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Aug 16, 2016Losing grip. Not impressed. Lost me at Season 3: Episode Four. Kanan's character needs cutting, Tommy needs to reconcile with Ghost (better drama), the psychotic DC cop and her Texas Tea sidekick need to be axed as well---with a quickness. Yuck! (Advice: Get back to great, chic writing showrunners).
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Aug 07, 2016Looking forward to tonight's episode after a week off- it's been very good this year. If Nerve-wracking...
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Aug 01, 2016I really liked the last season. So far, season 3 is horrible. They are trying way too hard to be a good show.
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Jul 18, 2016Fantastic acting and riveting story line.
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