Starz just dropped the trailer for the third and final season of Power Book IV: Force (premiering Nov. 7), and it’s pure Tommy Egan energy: loud, relentless, and locked on Chicago’s throne.
Joseph Sikora, a hometown favorite, is back in the driver’s seat as Tommy, charging headfirst at every rival crew and federal heat the city can throw his way. “This is gonna be the battle of my f**king life,” he growls in the spot, and the footage backs him up.
The two-minute preview positions Tommy for a solo run that’s anything but lonely. Enemies multiply, alliances wobble, and the streets feel like a chessboard on fire. Miguel (Manuel Eduardo Ramirez) tightens his grip, the Marquez cartel looms, and the Feds stay glued to Tommy’s taillights.
On the home front, things aren’t easier: his uneasy partnership with Diamond (Isaac Keys) keeps shifting, while tensions with Jenard threaten the coalition from within. Mireya (Carmela Zumbado) raises the personal stakes; if Tommy wants the crown, he’ll have to keep the people he loves alive to wear it. Watch below:
Fans will clock a sly nod to the mothership series in a moment between Tommy and D-Mac (Lucien Cambric), a wink that tees up the newly greenlit prequel Power: Origins. Franchise rumor mill keeps spinning on a present-day follow-up (Power: Legacy) with Sikora and Michael Rainey Jr. (Tariq), but for now, all eyes are on Force’s endgame.
Season 1 sent Tommy west after the losses of Ghost and LaKeisha; Season 3 looks to finish the story, where he’s remade himself in Chicago, with a playbook that’s part scorched-earth, part survival. Also on deck: Adrienne Walker as Shanti “Showstopper” Page, Miriam A. Hyman as U.S. Attorney Stacy Marks, and Anthony Fleming III as JP.
Bottom line: the trailer promises a street-level finale that’s messy, muscular, and very Tommy. Chicago, brace yourself.
Power Book IV: Force premieres November 7 on STARZ.
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