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1. Murderers
Air date: Aug 25, 2019
Ghost seeks vengeance due to the ill will of Tommy Egan; Tasha vows to get even with Ghost for the murder of Terry Silver; Tariq and Tommy mourn an old friend; the AUSA's office is under new leadership.
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2. Whose Side Are You On?
Air date: Sep 1, 2019
Tommy lays low after his Mustang is riddled with bullets; tensions run high with Ghost and Jason; Tommy enlists LaKeisha to help with his business; Tasha confronts Ghost about Terry Silver.
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3. Forgot About Dre
Air date: Sep 8, 2019
Dre remains in federal custody; Jason instructs Tommy and Ghost to kidnap Alicia Jiminez; Tommy teaches LaKeisha the drug game; Tariq's business begins to flourish; Tasha has a business plan of her own.
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4. Why Is Tommy Still Alive?
Air date: Sep 15, 2019
Tasha sparks a new flame; Ghost utilizes his resources in an attempt to kill Tommy; Tariq's in over his head with the Italians; Dre forms an unlikely alliance; Proctor hatches a plan to gain custody of his daughter.
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5. King's Gambit
Air date: Sep 22, 2019
Tasha revisits old habits when she begins to recruit soldiers for her new empire; Tariq pulls a ruse on Vincent; Proctor warns Tommy about a snitch; Ghost plans to take care of the snitch on his own terms.
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6. Inside Man
Air date: Sep 29, 2019
After being duped by Tariq, Vincent holds Tariq hostage; Ghost and Tommy call a temporary truce in order to face a common enemy; Tasha puts her differences to the side and turns to an unlikely ally for help.
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7. Like Father, Like Son
Air date: Oct 6, 2019
Ghost and Tasha butt heads on how to raise Tariq; Tate gets caught with his pants down; LaKeisha creates new enemies within Tommy's organization; Jason tasks Ghost and Tommy to work together.
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8. Deal With The Devil
Air date: Oct 13, 2019
The Feds turn the heat up on Tommy and scare LaKeisha into cooperating; Ghost discontinues a relationship with an ally; Tasha confronts a snitch, which hits a little too close to home.
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9. Scorched Earth
Air date: Oct 27, 2019
As Ghost and Tommy move forward with their plan to kill Jason, Tommy enacts a plan of his own; Dre uses a ruse to force Tommy's organization to rebel against him; Tommy battles the kin of one of his past victims.
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10. No One Can Stop Me
Air date: Nov 3, 2019
Ghost is on top of the world; federal agents work to prove St. Patrick is guilty for the murder of Terry Silver.
Power (2019 - 2020)
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The season started off okay but it really went downhill about halfway and particularly the final few episodes. Perhaps it's recency bias but it has really stained the entire season and even the series since it is the finale. I thought the acting was fine but the plot was just garbage. Such a shame as the other seasons were great and I recommend watching those. Don't fix something that isn't broken. It's like they decided to go experimental in the last season to their own detriment.
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All 50cent shows are must see 📺
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Throw it away, horrible tv Trash
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really good jest like the rest of the show
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While my score of Power's final season is very positive, this season also has the most sigh-inducing content. Not because there were any extreme lows, but because it is extremely unfortunate that the series ended in the manner that it did. The sixth season of Power is great in the way we see how far every character has come (in the case of Power, far is negative). James St. Patrick has completely abandoned that more "tame" half of himself and is fully embracing "Ghost" this season (this part of his character arc is something that has been explored since the concluding episodes of Season 4). Although many of James' dynamics were given proper send-offs, debatably his most important one lives on despite the original series' ending. This dynamic would be the mirror dynamic consisting of James and his son Tariq. With their father-son relationship holding on to only a few strings, this gives viewers a whole other layer to the series that derives from the beginning of the series. Power's final season is met with mixed reviews from what I've seen on various internet sites, and even though I found myself enjoying many things about the season, there are a few points I wasn't too hot on. Going back to my point about the way the series concludes, it doesn't feel like it did. Instead of the final season serving as a true conclusion, it feels more like an introduction to what's next. Obviously, the writers planned on continuing the series through Tariq in "Power: Book II," but the lack of closure leaves me a bit underwhelmed.
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I was surprised how good the last season was, considering most series drop the ball on the last season but not this one. I was even more surprised to see the reviews being so low! I'm almost certain that the only reason this season received some negative reviews is because people were butt hurt that Ghost was killed, especially by his son! I feel the complete opposite, though. Sure, I was disappointed because Ghost was my favorite character but it got me on the edge of my seat, literally! I was gripping my chair by how surprised I was! I did not see it coming and that's what a good show is; unpredictable and thrilling! And that's exactly what this season was.
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watching S6 was like having dental work done without novocaine...just flat-out painful. the silly gimmick of replaying scenes from different angles was so tiresome. tbh, about fiddy (see what I did there) percent of this entire series isn't very good. mediocre acting, repetitious plotlines, and far too many characters who appear just to become part of the body count... but, if you do slog through this weakly-scripted soap opera, it does offer some opportunities to be an excellent drinking game. for example: drink every time someone says 'trust me,' drink every time someone dies, drink every time Tommy changes cars, etc. spend your time watching good series like Succession, Super Pumped, Dropout, The Great, etc instead of this banal crap.
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I made a rotten tomatoes account just to rate this show because I blew my mind how such a great show just went right down the tube. I mean come on guys this is literally PURE GARBAGE, season 6 completely ruined the show for me the unrealistic circumstances, like dre some how getting out of zip ties !?!? Really !?! Then the main character dies !?!?!? What !?!?!?? GARBAGE. I loved this show. And don't think we didn't catch on to the belittling of white people and racist stuff, if you pay attention you can catch on to it, god forbid if the main character was white though and you pull that racist garbage, anyways I rest my case. The 6th season is pure DIARRHEA Don't get me started on the mother teaching her son how to sell drugs LMFAO.... LITTLE SUBURBAN SHELTERED BOY GOES THUG pure STREET KILLER THUG KILLS HIS FATHER!! Lmfaoooooooo WHAT IS THIS !?!?!!!! What parent with their back ground would every teach their spoiled child how to sell drugs !!!!!!!!! This is just dumb omg it's just so ........ GARBAGE this season Literallt ruined the entire show. All it takes is a bad ending to ruin everything and power depicts this perfectly. Don't bother watching it.
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This show just shot down the drain. And I'm not sure who's idea it was to create a spin off from such an awful final season. But No way. I hated Power from the very beginning. But as a 50 Cent fan I held on. By Season 2 I liked it and kept watching.... then Boom. It's almost an insult to any one of us who has a brain to waste time in this ridiculous, scattered, desperate plot. The acting is also absolutely horrible this season - even worse than before. The context of the story is beyond dumb. They not only kill the main character Ghost in the worst way possible, our protagonist son Tariq is now a full blown murderous drug dealer only in college to earn a 3.5 gpa & degree so he can continue to be one. I mean come on guys. Young black males are watching this watered down foolery. What a disappointment. The script just went downhill, lazy & boring in season 6. I think people hate Tariq even more for signing on to a spinoff. Awful. We do no want to see him in this role anymore or in this script. Just end it please. No more Powerbook, nothing.
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I enjoyed the first 5 seasons. But notice the first season was 8 episodes and the 2 through 5 were 10 episodes? Do yourself a favor and treat season 6 that way. Turn it off after episode 10 or you will think it turned into Groundhog Day and keep expecting Ned Ryerson to show up.
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