Picking up just days after the “Power” finale, this sequel series follows Tariq navigating his new life, in which his desire to shed his father’s legacy comes up against the mounting pressure to save his family.
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Picking up just days after the “Power” finale, this sequel series follows Tariq navigating his new life, in which his desire to shed his father’s legacy comes up against the mounting pressure to save his family.
Season 1 episodes
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As Tariq St. Patrick begins his new life at Stansfield University, he's torn between two worlds.
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Directed by Anthony HemingwayWritten by Courtney Kemp AgbohGuest stars Paton Ashbrook, Alix Lapri, Aida Turturro, Jack Gilpin, Leslie Hendrix, Kelly Rutherford, Iyesha Barrie, Shea Buckner
Tariq St. Patrick adjusts to the changes that were prompted by a dramatic change in how his world is operated, which includes the death of his father and his mother confronting murder charges for a crime that her son was responsible for.
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Directed by Marisol AdlerWritten by Monica MitchellGuest stars Paton Ashbrook, Larenz Tate, Monique Gabriela Curnen, Glynn Turman, David Zayas, Chuck Cooper, Brey Howard, Sung Kang
Tariq struggles with the weight of providing for his mother's mounting legal defence while juggling the rigours of Ivy League life.
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Directed by Hernán OtañoWritten by Aixsha Hiciano, Gabriela UribeGuest stars Berto Colon, Amani Huell, Ian Lassiter, Jeanette Branch, Ryan Bourque, Shalim Ortiz, Ben Biggers, Bruce Altman
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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Directed by Shana SteinWritten by Charles Ray Hamilton, Julian OuanésGuest stars Larenz Tate, Monique Gabriela Curnen, Sung Kang, Jeanette Branch, Ryan Bourque, Jackie Burns, Cooper Koch, Rey Lucas
It's Tariq's 18th birthday, but there's no cause for celebration, or time. Saxe brings him news that could blow up Tasha's case. Tariq is concerned that Brayden's budding relationship could put their business in danger.
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Directed by Erica A. WatsonWritten by Andre J. FergusonGuest stars Shalim Ortiz, Eric Robinson Jr., Andrea Lee Christensen, Debbi Morgan, Cory Jeacoma, Donshea Hopkins, Bradley Gibson, Paris Morgan
Tariq's hands are tied, fearing that fully letting Brayden in on their arrangement with the Tejadas has put him on a violent collision course with Cane, who demonstrates the price paid for using his name.
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Written by Geoffrey ThorneGuest stars Berto Colon, Monique Gabriela Curnen, Darius Jordan Lee, Shalim Ortiz, Brandon Brown, Anthony Cason, Michael J. Ferguson, David Ginlet
Tariq will do whatever it takes to clear his mother. But knowing he's not in the clear with Monet, Tariq's backed against the wall trying to keep his promise to get Tasha out of prison.
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Written by Randy HugginsGuest stars Berto Colon, Paton Ashbrook, Joseph Sikora, Andrea Lee Christensen, Preston Christopher Lawrence, Kathleen Garrett, De'Adre Aziza, Laz Alonso
Geoffrey Thorne, Courtney Kemp Agboh, Monica Mitchell, Gabriela Uribe, Andre J. Ferguson, Aixsha Hiciano, Julian Ouanés, Charles Ray Hamilton, Oneika Barrett, Ashley Victoria Hudson, Jormond Thompson, Lacey Herbert, Paul Eriksen, Stacey Matthew, Randy Huggins
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
40
Original language
English
Networks & production
STARZUnited States
G-Unit Film & TelevisionUnited States
Atmosphere TelevisionUnited States
CBS StudiosUnited States
Lionsgate TelevisionUnited States
End of EpisodeUnited States
Themes
gang leaderkingpinnew york cityorganized crimepolice corruptionpolitics