What does Power look like without Ghost and Angela’s relationship? What does it look like without Felipe Lobos…
“Help Me” concludes the first half of Power’s third season, which historically means the show is about to upshift in a…
Power isn’t Power without dramatic irony. It’s the narrative device the show thrives on, and nothing creates tension…
Ghost and Angela’s relationship is more endearing than it’s ever been in “I Got This On Lock.” For once, they’re having…
The title “It’s Never Over” refers to Tasha’s conversation with Tariq and Raina, who are understandably in a state of…
Power is in an especially precarious position as it begins its third season. After an impressive sophomore year, the…
“Welcome to Truth,” says Ghost to Dre as he creeps up behind Dre at the club, locked, loaded, and armed for bear. In…
Humiliation is the atom bomb of emotions. So says Evelyn Lindner, a noted social scientist who has done extensive…
Sometimes Power feels delightfully dense, but other times it feels unpleasantly chaotic, like the writers are trying to…
“Great sex isn’t going to keep her from thinking for herself.” So says Ghost about Angela in “You’re Not The Man,” and…
Relationships always look completely different from the outside than they do on the inside. What looks like true love…
“When you really love a guy, you stand by him. No matter what he’s done. If Holly really loves Tommy, she’s not going…
When Power began, its biggest flaw was its insistence on making Ghost a weary kingpin with dreams of abandoning his…
Is Power a love story between an anti-hero and an anti-heroine? If so, bravo, because that’s a pretty brilliant concept…
Power is about the uncomfortable relationship between fantasy and reality. Ghost feeds his customers’ high-life…
It is often said that television critics get a bum rap, that we’re accused of too harshly evaluating the shows we…
Contemporary television is chockablock with dramatic characters leading treacherous double lives, which makes perfect…
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