Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
Not even Tariq knew who he was calling in the post credits scene
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Power Book II: GHOST Season 4 Thread (The FINAL Season Is Two Parts & Debuts On STARZ June 7th & September 6th)
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Not even Tariq knew who he was calling in the post credits scene
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
Quoted for emphasis. Hs was the show
I don’t necessarily believe that at this point as they’ve been done with filming since last year.
How that last episode ended gives that that they knew beforehand and played people when they said they didn’t.
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
I thought there was a break to shoot more scenes…. If they shot everything before what wasthe point of the break?!
he became a cokehead, randomly killed that one dude.
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
And your niece.. who wasn’t in the game at all… what is this show evenEdit: My peoples killed your sister. let’s do business
For some reason, shows like to split up final seasons to try and build anticipation plus keep subscriptions going on a bit longer.
They started filming in January 2023 and more than likely got finished filming either before that writers strike happened or after it.
I think the more likely option is that they found out the show was ending at some point during film and had to wrap up storylines as best they could based on the circumstances.
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1. How did cane get out the hanger where it was like 50 steps away to get to the right side of the hanger
2. No cops noticed cane having a full 1 minute conversation with noma before blasting her
3. All these years of doing crime, having drugs, being part of this so called tejada big drug dealing family and money, but at the end cane had no money to get out of town no money stashed anywhere
4. U got dru, diana and Tariq all outside of a upscale neighborhood with no mask on spraying noma daughter up
2. No cops noticed cane having a full 1 minute conversation with noma before blasting her
3. All these years of doing crime, having drugs, being part of this so called tejada big drug dealing family and money, but at the end cane had no money to get out of town no money stashed anywhere
4. U got dru, diana and Tariq all outside of a upscale neighborhood with no mask on spraying noma daughter up
and lets talk about all the random dudes tariq killed, salim was about to kill that female cop till his mom calmed him down, the fbi agent etc.
also killed that drug dealer for diana that got them in this deep ish with carter anyways
Duke_Droese
All Star
Monet taught her kids well man. Diana filled that girl up from the other side of the drive way.
What a great mother.
What a great mother.
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
Summary
This text is a forum thread from The Coli, an online forum, discussing the finale of the fourth season of the television series Power Book II: Ghost. The thread focuses on user reactions and criticisms of the finale, with participants debating the show’s plot points, character development, and overall quality. Many express their disappointment, arguing the finale lacked narrative coherence and fell short of the high standard set by its predecessor series, Power. The thread also features discussions of the spin-off series Raising Kanan, which some users consider superior to Power Book II: Ghost.
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The finale was underwhelming and felt unearned. One user described it as "cheeks" and questioned the point of the entire season. Another said that it went out with a "whimper".
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The writers failed to provide satisfying conclusions to the season's storylines. One user pointed out the absurdity of a character escaping by simply running around a truck and disappearing. Another user criticised the writers' decision to demote Brayden instead of cutting him off or killing him, arguing that this resolution ignored the character's potential for causing further chaos.
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The finale suffered from the show's unplanned conclusion. One user suggested that the finale felt rushed because it needed to wrap up multiple storylines within five episodes.
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The plot contained several inconsistencies and illogical elements. For instance, one user highlighted the improbability of the FBI allowing a suspect in a murder investigation to be present during an arrest.
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Tariq's development into the "new Ghost" felt forced and unconvincing. Users criticised Tariq's acting, arguing that he lacked the charisma and presence of his father.
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The spinoff series, Raising Kanan, is viewed more favourably than Power Book II: Ghost. Several users expressed a preference for Raising Kanan, citing its superior writing, realism, and humour.
It is important to note that these are just a few criticisms voiced by a small number of fans on a specific online forum, and may not represent the views of all viewers.
This text is a forum thread from The Coli, an online forum, discussing the finale of the fourth season of the television series Power Book II: Ghost. The thread focuses on user reactions and criticisms of the finale, with participants debating the show’s plot points, character development, and overall quality. Many express their disappointment, arguing the finale lacked narrative coherence and fell short of the high standard set by its predecessor series, Power. The thread also features discussions of the spin-off series Raising Kanan, which some users consider superior to Power Book II: Ghost.
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The finale was underwhelming and felt unearned. One user described it as "cheeks" and questioned the point of the entire season. Another said that it went out with a "whimper".
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The writers failed to provide satisfying conclusions to the season's storylines. One user pointed out the absurdity of a character escaping by simply running around a truck and disappearing. Another user criticised the writers' decision to demote Brayden instead of cutting him off or killing him, arguing that this resolution ignored the character's potential for causing further chaos.
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The finale suffered from the show's unplanned conclusion. One user suggested that the finale felt rushed because it needed to wrap up multiple storylines within five episodes.
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The plot contained several inconsistencies and illogical elements. For instance, one user highlighted the improbability of the FBI allowing a suspect in a murder investigation to be present during an arrest.
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Tariq's development into the "new Ghost" felt forced and unconvincing. Users criticised Tariq's acting, arguing that he lacked the charisma and presence of his father.
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The spinoff series, Raising Kanan, is viewed more favourably than Power Book II: Ghost. Several users expressed a preference for Raising Kanan, citing its superior writing, realism, and humour.
It is important to note that these are just a few criticisms voiced by a small number of fans on a specific online forum, and may not represent the views of all viewers.
Diana being emo about being in the game for what, 2 seasons if not more, only to decide she wants to stay in the game when she has a clean break also made no sense. She wants to rebuild the family business with no family 
They shouldn't have bought councilman Tate back at all if he wasn't going to play a part in Carter going down.
They shouldn't have bought councilman Tate back at all if he wasn't going to play a part in Carter going down.
EzekelRAGE
Superstar
Also, hasnt diana's whole thing been she wasnt no parts of the family business? That was one of the main beefs between her/Renzo and Monet.Diana being emo about being in the game for what, 2 seasons if not more, only to decide she wants to stay in the game when she has a clean break also made no sense. She wants to rebuild the family business with no family
They shouldn't have bought councilman Tate back at all if he wasn't going to play a part in Carter going down.
who said that