yo i dont know about state politics like that, but isn't going from councilman to NY state governor a pretty huge leap? wouldn't he be running for mayor of NY or something first? idk
Power Season 5 (Official Thread)
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They didn't have that flatline wrinkle at the end of the starz.com or on demand shows, I still think angie dead or gonna die(episode 601)
won't know til july 2019 , one of the show producers said ghost and angies fate will be sealed forever after tonights episode
won't know til july 2019 , one of the show producers said ghost and angies fate will be sealed forever after tonights episode
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It's like the writers were like let's just freestyle these scripts
Breh...
Dre has outlived his usefulness
Angela too
That maria girl who was brought back at the beginning of the season, what perpous does she serve, wait..season is over..lol
As crazy as it seems, that Maria girl will be the one to kill ghost, Nino brown style walking out the courtroom, with tariq hitting the ice-t put his shades on and keep it pushing
Im pretty sure this is how ghost dies
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-RIP Bomani
-RIP Angie
-Dre could win olympic shooting competitions. Dude really be dead shotting people in the middle of all that action...
-Sax bytch play his last damn card telling leaving that recorder with Tommy. He gone tell Mok..."lets go stir some shyt up"
-And Tommy such a goofy ass easily manipulated puppy dog. People just be like "you know____ was doing dirt against you...you might want to go handle it" and Tommy turn into Bucky Barnes
-Tate gone pardon Ghost and Tasha
-I wonder what Dre's knew name gone be, trash ass nikka aint even worried about his baby mama.
-why they still got this random ass witness girl still walkin around maddon't nobody care about her. That's one thing i hate about this show, once you finesse an issue it should be done. they leave shyt hanging out there until somebody die
And Tommy possibly had the line of the season talking to ole boy in the car. "I see why Kanan was fukkin with you"
If they made Tommy the focal point of the show they could add a laugh track and all them Seinfeld transition music clips and it could easily be a sitcom.
Last week when Keisha asked him if he had killed anybody and he took a big as gulp of water, I was waiting for the laugh track
That smirk said otherwise to me. Killing ghost would be easy. He wants to make him hurt and suffer. You can kill someone while leaving them breathing
"your boy ball-Sax paid me a visit" *cue laugh track*Last week when Keisha asked him if he had killed anybody and he took a big as gulp of water, I was waiting for the laugh track
Courtney Kemp just said Angie isn’t dead. She gave a lawyer answer tho: at the end of the season, no she’s not dead
Power Finale Recap: Is Dead?! Show Boss Courtney Kemp Weighs In
By Kimberly Roots / September 9 2018, 6:10 PM PDT
Warning: This post contains major spoilers for the Season 5 finale of Power.
Has AUSA Angela Valdes gone to that great courtroom in the sky?!
Power‘s Season 5 finale certainly wants us to think that’s a possibility, given how Lela Loren’s character was shot squarely in the chest by a vengeful Tommy at the close of Sunday’s season ender.
After she was caught by the feds at the end of last week’s hour, this week’s episode chronicled a 24-hour time span in which Angela rallied Ghost, Tasha and Tommy to close any gaps the Assistant U.S. Attorney’s office could use to take them down. Meanwhile, Mak & Co. spent that time trying to get Tasha, Tommy, LaKeisha, Proctor and Angela, among others, to flip on all or some members of Ghost’s organization in order to save themselves.
When it appeared that the case would not move forward, a frustrated Saxe decided to let Tommy in on the knowledge that Ghost had manipulated him into killing Teresi. Then he left Egan a copy of the tape in which Teresi implicated Ghost in Sandoval’s murder but made sure to say Tommy played no part in the crime.
Filled with rage about Ghost’s duplicity, Tommy told Keisha, “I gotta go out.” Then he tracked Ghost and Angela to where they were meeting at their old high school. Angela point-blank asked Ghost if he’d killed Terry Silver, who’d returned to try to flip Tasha but had disappeared during the episode. Ghost swore he hadn’t… as the audience watched a flashback to him choking the life out of the lawyer in a parking garage after watching he and Tasha have sex.
As the pair kissed in a stairwell, Ghost told Angela he loved her. Then Angela looked up to see Tommy pointing a gun at her from above. She pushed Ghost out of the way, taking the full brunt of the hit and falling to the ground. When Ghost looked up to see the assailant, he and a satisfied-looking Tommy locked eyes, and Ghost screamed.
We got series showrunner Courtney Kemp on the phone to break down the uber-important episode, starting with Angela’s prognosis. Make sure you read to the end: Kemp’s comments about whether next season will be the last are quite interesting.
TVLINE | Let’s talk about the big cliffhanger at the end: Are you prepared to say whether or not we’ve seen the last of Angela?
I can say Lela is in Season 6, but I can’t say what she’s doing.
TVLINE | I was struck by that last exchange that she and Ghost had, when she asks him about Terry and he lies to her face. Will that weigh on him, given what happens right after that, as we head into the next season?
Absolutely. Absolutely that’s going to be something that he has to struggle with because he made that decision to lie. The essence of the show has always been the very 12-step idea that you’re powerless, we’re powerless. We don’t have power. So Ghost lies to her in order to keep her. That was the thing. In order to keep the relationship, he lied. And then he’s faced with the situation moments later where he may not have been able to keep her at all, and that the last thing that he says out of his mouth is a lie. If I’m facing that, how much would I want to have those moments back, to tell the truth?
TVLINE | He also has lied to Tommy, and that has some serious repercussions in this episode. Does he feel any culpability, going into Season 6, for what Tommy does at the end of the finale?
He wouldn’t be Ghost if he could take full responsibility for making those choices, now. You’re not trying to get him to change and be a better guy, are you? [Laughs] Ghost would benefit greatly from some self-searching but can I predict that he’s going to take on the responsibility around, ‘I made that choice’? No, not necessarily. I’m sure people will point it out to him.
TVLINE | How would you compare where Tommy is at the end of the finale to where he was after he killed Holly?
The Holly thing was depression, shock and horror. He makes the decision to kill Holly all on his own. The decision to kill Teresi, he was tricked into that. So his reaction is different. After shooting Angela, I don’t know: If you’ve watched the show the whole time, I don’t know how much bad feelings Tommy is going to have about that. It’s very different. There’s shame involved with the Holly kill.
TVLINE | The Tommy-Angela scenes have been some of my favorites this season, but I’m always struck by how quickly I forget that he’s a person who’s capable of doing horrific things.
I find that to be fascinating. I was on the airplane yesterday, and the stewardess came over and she was talking to me about the show, and she was a huge fan. And she was like, “I love Tommy, he’s my favorite character. He’s so emotional.” And I’m like, “Yeah, he’s totally emotional.” And then she says, “Yeah, he’s just so lovable. I just love him so much.” And I was like, “You know he’s a serial killer, right?” She was like, “No, he’s not!” I was like, “Girl.” [Laughs] Are you watching this show? He’s really, intensely messed up… It’s in such contrast to Ghost, who murders with such consideration.
TVLINE | So we have some question marks at the end of Season 5: Bailey Markham’s laptop, Terry Silver’s body, Maria Suarez — am I missing any?
I don’t think so. The biggest one is the one right in front of you, which is: Angela sawTommy shoot her. So, I don’t know. What happens to you when you shoot somebody in law enforcement, usually?
TVLINE | Do you see Tariq being a Dre-level threat or greater in Season 6?
Yup.
TVLINE | I remember how you were saying last season that the young sleep on the old. But I’ve gotta say: This season, it felt like the old slept on the young.
[Laughs] I’ve said this to you before, this is not news: Tariq is half Ghost and half Tasha, biologically. And his official godfather is Tommy, and his de facto godfather is Kanan. What do you think the kid is gonna be? We seeded this in very early, that he was playing first-person shooters very early. When you say the old are sleeping on the young, it might be a little bit about how I view my daughter, which is that she’s not dumb, she’s a kid. So she just doesn’t have access or information about some things, but she’s not dumb. And people substitute inexperience for stupidity, and they’re not the same thing.
TVLINE | You’ve said this is not a 10-season show. Power already has been renewed for next season. What’s the possibility that Season 6 will be the last?
I’m not allowed to answer that, per Starz. But what I can say is that the story is coming to an end.[/spoiler]
By Kimberly Roots / September 9 2018, 6:10 PM PDT
Warning: This post contains major spoilers for the Season 5 finale of Power.
Has AUSA Angela Valdes gone to that great courtroom in the sky?!
Power‘s Season 5 finale certainly wants us to think that’s a possibility, given how Lela Loren’s character was shot squarely in the chest by a vengeful Tommy at the close of Sunday’s season ender.
After she was caught by the feds at the end of last week’s hour, this week’s episode chronicled a 24-hour time span in which Angela rallied Ghost, Tasha and Tommy to close any gaps the Assistant U.S. Attorney’s office could use to take them down. Meanwhile, Mak & Co. spent that time trying to get Tasha, Tommy, LaKeisha, Proctor and Angela, among others, to flip on all or some members of Ghost’s organization in order to save themselves.
When it appeared that the case would not move forward, a frustrated Saxe decided to let Tommy in on the knowledge that Ghost had manipulated him into killing Teresi. Then he left Egan a copy of the tape in which Teresi implicated Ghost in Sandoval’s murder but made sure to say Tommy played no part in the crime.
Filled with rage about Ghost’s duplicity, Tommy told Keisha, “I gotta go out.” Then he tracked Ghost and Angela to where they were meeting at their old high school. Angela point-blank asked Ghost if he’d killed Terry Silver, who’d returned to try to flip Tasha but had disappeared during the episode. Ghost swore he hadn’t… as the audience watched a flashback to him choking the life out of the lawyer in a parking garage after watching he and Tasha have sex.
As the pair kissed in a stairwell, Ghost told Angela he loved her. Then Angela looked up to see Tommy pointing a gun at her from above. She pushed Ghost out of the way, taking the full brunt of the hit and falling to the ground. When Ghost looked up to see the assailant, he and a satisfied-looking Tommy locked eyes, and Ghost screamed.
We got series showrunner Courtney Kemp on the phone to break down the uber-important episode, starting with Angela’s prognosis. Make sure you read to the end: Kemp’s comments about whether next season will be the last are quite interesting.
TVLINE | Let’s talk about the big cliffhanger at the end: Are you prepared to say whether or not we’ve seen the last of Angela?
I can say Lela is in Season 6, but I can’t say what she’s doing.
TVLINE | I was struck by that last exchange that she and Ghost had, when she asks him about Terry and he lies to her face. Will that weigh on him, given what happens right after that, as we head into the next season?
Absolutely. Absolutely that’s going to be something that he has to struggle with because he made that decision to lie. The essence of the show has always been the very 12-step idea that you’re powerless, we’re powerless. We don’t have power. So Ghost lies to her in order to keep her. That was the thing. In order to keep the relationship, he lied. And then he’s faced with the situation moments later where he may not have been able to keep her at all, and that the last thing that he says out of his mouth is a lie. If I’m facing that, how much would I want to have those moments back, to tell the truth?
TVLINE | He also has lied to Tommy, and that has some serious repercussions in this episode. Does he feel any culpability, going into Season 6, for what Tommy does at the end of the finale?
He wouldn’t be Ghost if he could take full responsibility for making those choices, now. You’re not trying to get him to change and be a better guy, are you? [Laughs] Ghost would benefit greatly from some self-searching but can I predict that he’s going to take on the responsibility around, ‘I made that choice’? No, not necessarily. I’m sure people will point it out to him.
TVLINE | How would you compare where Tommy is at the end of the finale to where he was after he killed Holly?
The Holly thing was depression, shock and horror. He makes the decision to kill Holly all on his own. The decision to kill Teresi, he was tricked into that. So his reaction is different. After shooting Angela, I don’t know: If you’ve watched the show the whole time, I don’t know how much bad feelings Tommy is going to have about that. It’s very different. There’s shame involved with the Holly kill.
TVLINE | The Tommy-Angela scenes have been some of my favorites this season, but I’m always struck by how quickly I forget that he’s a person who’s capable of doing horrific things.
I find that to be fascinating. I was on the airplane yesterday, and the stewardess came over and she was talking to me about the show, and she was a huge fan. And she was like, “I love Tommy, he’s my favorite character. He’s so emotional.” And I’m like, “Yeah, he’s totally emotional.” And then she says, “Yeah, he’s just so lovable. I just love him so much.” And I was like, “You know he’s a serial killer, right?” She was like, “No, he’s not!” I was like, “Girl.” [Laughs] Are you watching this show? He’s really, intensely messed up… It’s in such contrast to Ghost, who murders with such consideration.
TVLINE | So we have some question marks at the end of Season 5: Bailey Markham’s laptop, Terry Silver’s body, Maria Suarez — am I missing any?
I don’t think so. The biggest one is the one right in front of you, which is: Angela sawTommy shoot her. So, I don’t know. What happens to you when you shoot somebody in law enforcement, usually?
TVLINE | Do you see Tariq being a Dre-level threat or greater in Season 6?
Yup.
TVLINE | I remember how you were saying last season that the young sleep on the old. But I’ve gotta say: This season, it felt like the old slept on the young.
[Laughs] I’ve said this to you before, this is not news: Tariq is half Ghost and half Tasha, biologically. And his official godfather is Tommy, and his de facto godfather is Kanan. What do you think the kid is gonna be? We seeded this in very early, that he was playing first-person shooters very early. When you say the old are sleeping on the young, it might be a little bit about how I view my daughter, which is that she’s not dumb, she’s a kid. So she just doesn’t have access or information about some things, but she’s not dumb. And people substitute inexperience for stupidity, and they’re not the same thing.
TVLINE | You’ve said this is not a 10-season show. Power already has been renewed for next season. What’s the possibility that Season 6 will be the last?
I’m not allowed to answer that, per Starz. But what I can say is that the story is coming to an end.[/spoiler]
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It’s been said a few times already but that Dre scene was the most ridiculous shyt I’ve ever seen. The plan was to narrowly miss or non-fatally shoot him until he conveniently dives out a window into a perfectly placed van?? Really outdid themselves with that
hopefully she dies first episode
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Breh...
Dre has outlived his usefulness
Angela too
That maria girl who was brought back at the beginning of the season, what perpous does she serve, wait..season is over..lol
As crazy as it seems, that Maria girl will be the one to kill ghost, Nino brown style walking out the courtroom, with tariq hitting the ice-t put his shades on and keep it pushing
Im pretty sure this is how ghost dies
Bruh I know you're joking but I could REALLY see this happeningAnd then Courtney explaining/juelzing it "Well, entering the season, we wanted Ghost to have an ending similar to Omar from the Wire but instead of a kid we thought it would be better to have this woman that seemed like a throwaway character but really was hiding in plain sight *Pats self on back lol"
ghost is prolly gonna run her to the hospital, she dies in his arms, and then that sets the tone for the rest of the season