🚨 POWER BOOK IV: FORCE SEASON 4 IS NOT WHAT YOU EXPECT… IT’S SOMETHING WAY BIGGER! 😱🔥
You thought Tommy Egan’s Chicago takeover was the end? WRONG. The “Season 4” trailer everyone’s buzzing about? It’s NOT a renewal—it’s the tease for the NEXT chapter in the Power Universe that flips EVERYTHING upside down.
Tommy survives the bloodbath finale, consolidates Chicago, teams up with survivors like Miguel, D-Mac, and Shanti… but then Tariq pulls up with THAT smirk: “Come to New York and move your powder with me.” Tommy’s response? “Hell yeah, I’m ready.” 👀💀
Is this the setup for Tommy and Tariq running the game together?
Full story:
Power Book IV: Force, the Starz crime drama starring Joseph Sikora as Tommy Egan, reached its conclusion with the Season 3 finale, “Beginning of the End,” which aired on January 16, 2026. The episode marked the end of the series after three seasons, with no plans for a fourth installment confirmed by the network. Despite widespread fan speculation—fueled by viral “Season 4” trailers and clips circulating online—the show wrapped as a deliberate finale, shifting focus toward broader possibilities in the Power universe.
Originally launched as the third spinoff following Power Book II: Ghost and Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Power Book IV: Force premiered in February 2022. Created by Robert Munic and executive produced by Courtney A. Kemp and Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, it followed Tommy Egan’s relocation to Chicago after the events of the original Power series. There, he sought to build a new criminal empire amid the city’s divided drug trade, racial tensions, and rival factions.
The series distinguished itself with a singular focus on Tommy’s ruthless yet charismatic persona. Sikora’s performance earned praise for evolving the character from a volatile sidekick in the flagship show to a calculated leader. Seasons 1 and 2 built alliances and enemies, including the Sampson brothers—Diamond (Isaac Keys) and Jenard (Kris D. Lofton)—and introduced complex figures like Mireya Garcia (Carmela Zumbado) and Miguel Garcia (Manuel Eduardo Ramirez).
Season 3, which premiered November 7, 2025, intensified conflicts. Tommy navigated betrayals within the Chicago Brothers Incorporated (CBI) crew, threats from Jenard after Diamond’s death, and external pressures including federal scrutiny and cartel influences. The season emphasized strategic maneuvering, with Tommy forming uneasy partnerships with survivors like Shanti “Showstopper” Page (Adrienne Walker), Miguel, and D-Mac (Lucien Cambric).
The finale delivered high-stakes resolution. Tommy orchestrates a decisive strike against Jenard’s remaining forces, flipping key players to his side after exposing weaknesses in Jenard’s leadership. Tariq St. Patrick (Michael Rainey Jr.), making a surprise appearance, aids in the ambush, saving Tommy during a critical moment. Post-victory, Tommy consolidates control over Chicago’s drug operations, accepting former rivals as subordinates under his banner.
A closing phone conversation and in-person exchange with Tariq provide the most discussed element. Tariq, fresh from his own arcs in Power Book II: Ghost, urges Tommy to return to New York: “Come to New York and move your powder with me.” Tommy’s affirmative response—”Hell yeah, I’m ready”—leaves the door open for future stories. The scene echoes their familial bond while hinting at unresolved tensions from past events, including Tommy’s role in Ghost’s death.
Mireya’s storyline concludes with her departure from Chicago for safety reasons, leaving Tommy a note rather than a direct confrontation. This adds a layer of personal cost to his triumph, underscoring recurring themes of isolation and sacrifice.
Starz announced Season 3 as the final one in June 2024, citing creative completion and strategic shifts. Showrunner Gary Lennon described it as a “fulfilling ending” to Tommy’s Chicago chapter, promising intensity without disappointment. Reports attribute the decision partly to budget considerations and a pivot toward refreshing the franchise, similar to the planned conclusion of Raising Kanan after its fifth season.
Fan reactions to the finale have been predominantly positive, with many calling it a strong capstone. Sikora and Lennon emphasized pride in Tommy’s arc, noting the character’s resilience and growth. Sikora highlighted fan attachment, while Lennon expressed openness to revisiting Tommy, stating he doesn’t feel “done writing” the role.
Online speculation about a “Season 4” stems from fan-edited trailers, recap videos, and mislabeled clips teasing the finale’s setup. No official Season 4 material exists, as the series ended definitively. Instead, attention has turned to Power: Legacy, a potential spinoff reported in development by Deadline in June 2025. Lennon and Kendra Chapman are involved, with expectations that it could feature Sikora and Rainey Jr. reprising Tommy and Tariq in a present-day storyline.
Power: Legacy remains ungreenlit as of January 2026, but the finale’s ending aligns closely with speculation: Tommy potentially partnering with Tariq to expand eastward, blending Chicago and New York operations. Loose ends—like lingering threats from Jenard, Vic Flynn, or cartel ties—could carry over, providing antagonists or complications.
The broader Power franchise continues evolving. Power: Origins, an 18-episode prequel ordered in 2025, explores young Ghost and Tommy in 1990s New York, with Mekai Curtis reprising an adult Kanan Stark. Raising Kanan heads toward its final season in 2026, introducing Shameik Moore as a younger drug figure.
Power Book IV: Force leaves a legacy of gritty action, sharp dialogue, and Tommy’s unapologetic dominance. It demonstrated the franchise’s appeal beyond New York, grounding high-stakes drama in Chicago’s real-world dynamics. While some viewers lamented the lack of extension, others appreciated the conclusive nature, avoiding prolonged subplots.
Tommy Egan exits Chicago victorious but changed—king of the trade, yet bearing the scars of losses and compromises. The finale’s open-ended tease suggests his story may continue elsewhere, potentially reuniting him with Tariq in a new power dynamic. Whether through Legacy or other projects, the Power universe shows resilience, much like its central anti-hero.
For now, Force stands complete: a bold, bloody chapter that elevated Tommy from supporting player to undisputed lead. As fans debate what comes next, one thing remains clear—Tommy Egan isn’t finished yet.
