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Power Book IV: Force(2022)

Also known as Power Book 4: Force

Archived · STARZ

8.116+10 eps
S03
CrimeDrama
ON AIR: NOV 7Season 3Archived listing

What to Expect

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Power Book IV: Force gives its crime drama a swaggering, violent pace, moving between gunfights, double-crosses and deals made behind closed doors. Tommy Egan is a volatile operator whose readiness to fight makes him dangerous, but not secure. His climb through Chicago’s criminal hierarchy brings him up against rival crews, corrupt cops and power brokers with political connections, so muscle alone is never enough.

Tommy’s loyalty can pull him deeper into trouble just as quickly as his temper. Alliances carry a price, and the story unfolds as an escalating serial rather than a succession of cleanly resolved conflicts. Each season adds enemies without clearing away the old ones, leaving his ambitions tangled in an expanding web of threats and obligations.

Best for

violent crime drama, reckless antihero and Crime

Story lane

Crime and Drama

Commitment

Season 3 · 10 episodes

Where

STARZ

Official Premise

Follows Tommy Egan after he cuts ties and puts New York in his rearview mirror for good.

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