One of the most popular Power spinoffs is Power Book IV: Force. The series is about James “Ghost,” St. Patrick’s best friend and business partner, Tommy Egan, and how he deals with life without him. It takes place after James “Ghost” St. Patrick is killed. After what happened in New York broke Tommy’s heart, he moved to Chicago to start a new group. But he has a hard time with the problems that come with being the new guy in town.
In April, the first season ended in a big way, and fans are eager to see where the story goes next. Power Book IV: Force Season 2 is already in the works, so it looks like they won’t have to wait too long.
‘Power Book Iv: Force’ Season 2 Has Entered Production
Joseph Sikora, who plays the moody, foul-mouthed gangster in the show, said on Instagram that filming had begun. He promised fans he would post pictures from behind the scenes on his page, and he has been keeping that promise.
“BOOK 4 OF POWER: FORCE! WE’RE HERE!!” he wrote in part in one Instagram post that showed Sikora standing with other cast members of Power Book IV: Force.
Even though it’s too early to say, the show will likely come back in 2023. Based on how things have gone in the past, it’s expected that the date will be at the beginning of the year.
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‘Power Book Iv: Force’ Will Have a Brand New Showrunner
When Force came out early this year, fans were thrilled. Tommy Egan has been a Power Universe fan favorite for a long time, so he definitely deserved his own show. Fans were happy to see Tommy back on screen, but the series didn’t have the same rhythm and excitement as the other Power shows.
But now that the showrunner for season 2 is a former Power cast member, things are likely to change. Gary Lennon, now our showrunner and a very skilled person, is now in charge of our show,” Sikora told TV Line. “I’m overjoyed. Now you can hear Tommy Egan’s authentic voice again. Fans must be thrilled…
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Gary Lennon is the one who made that happen… I couldn’t be happier about that. But no matter what Gary comes up with—even if it’s knocking boots with Claudia—I can only promise that it will make sense, no matter how strange it seems right now.”
Now, Lennon has shown fans a sneak peek of the second season.
The First ‘force’ Season 2 Photo is Revealing.
Force is filming its second season in Chicago, and Lennon has already shown fans what Tommy will be doing next. Lennon showed a picture of a thoughtful Tommy sitting on a wooden box in the Instagram photo. He wrote in the caption, “First behind-the-scenes look at @josephsikora4 as Tommy on @forcestarz. Lots more to come @power starz.”
Tommy is going to take a significant turn in its second season.
Sikora told The Wrap, “I think the closer we get to Tommy, the more good things were happening to him that you couldn’t touch him.” “In some ways, he thought he couldn’t be hurt. And just when things seemed to be going well, they changed.”
‘Power Book Iv: Force’ is Getting Some New Characters for Season 2
The cast for season 2 is expected to be even bigger than it was in season 1. Variety says that regular cast members Carmela Zumbado, Miriam A. Hyman, Manuel Eduardo Ramirez, and Adrienne Walker will join the show.
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Zumbado will play Mireya Garcia, “the younger sister of the most dangerous Mexican drug dealer in the city.” Ramirez will play Miguel Garcia, Mireya’s “mean, violent, and dominant alpha male” brother. Hyman will play US Attorney Stacy Marks, who is a lawyer in the US. Last, Walker will play Shanti “Showstopper” Page, an attorney who is “young, hungry, and ready to make a name for herself.” “Shanti is a well-known boxer who used to be a pro and now runs her own gym.
Where ‘power Book Iv: Force’ Left Off
Tommy went to war with the Walter Flynn mob and the Chicago Brothers Incorporated in the show’s most recent episode (CBI). During the chaos, Liliana was one of the soldiers who died. In Power Book IV: Force, Tommy was distraught when Claudia Flynn killed Liliana and vowed to get even with her. He didn’t get to do anything in the finale, but Sikora thinks next season will show him trying to get his revenge.
He told BlackFilmandTV.com, “I think that Tommy’s first goal will be to get back at Liliana.” “And then, I think he’ll make plans. I think that this season is going to be very hard. Gary Lennon, who is in charge of the show, is a great artist and storyteller. I’m excited to see where he goes because I have complete faith in his skills.”
Sikora also hinted that Tommy and Diamond Sampson might work together now that Diamond is no longer with Jenard Sampson. “I’m sure there will be more collaborations between Diamond and Tommy since Tommy can’t do it all alone,” he said. “Nobody can. So, if Tommy still wants to try to take over Chicago, he does need some friends or at least some people he can count on in some way.
This makes it likely that Sikora, Lili Simmons (Claudia Flynn), Tommy Flanagan (Walter Flynn), Shane Harper (Vic Flynn), Isaac Keys (Diamond Sampson), Kris D. Lofton (Jenard Sampson), and Anthony Fleming (JP Gibbs), among others, will be back for Season 2 of Power Book IV: Force. But Starz hasn’t told anything official about the cast yet.
Mekai Curtis Revealed the Status of ‘power Book Iii: Raising Kanan.’
Curtis talked about the show on an episode of The Crew Has It, a podcast hosted by Michael Rainey Jr. (Tariq St. Patrick) and Gianni Paolo, who also starred in Power Book II: Ghost (Brayden Weston). It’s been a few months since filming was done, and it seems to be moving on to the next production stage.
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Curtis said, “We just finished season 2 in February.” He also said he doesn’t know when Power Book III: Raising Kanan Season 2 will come out, but he thinks it will be in the summer. “People think I’m lying, but I’m like, they never tell us anything. “They’re so mysterious,” he said.
Next on ‘Power Book III: Raising Kanan
In the show’s most recent episode, Kanan left New York after an attempt to kill Detective Malcolm Howard failed (Omar Epps). His mother, Raquel Thomas (Patina Miller), got Kanan to do it by telling him that Howard was threatening them when, in reality, he was just trying to get close to his son. Howard came out of a coma at the same time that Kanan was entering Maryland.
Curtis told Entertainment Weekly that the next season of Power Book III: Raising Kanan will be “just the continuation of actions and their results.”
“There are going to be some things that will happen, and again, you’ll see how they shape Kanan and what they do to his mind,” he said. “The family is in a completely different place and the situation now, so it’s up to them to figure out where they can step and can’t. There are a lot of hard things going on. It’s crazy.
