Power

Ghost, Tommy and Kanan across five series, the original plus every Power Book, in release order or in story order.

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Where to start with Power

One original series and three spin-offs, two of which run at the same time as each other and one of which is a prequel set thirty years earlier. Release order works, with one exception worth knowing about before you start.

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    Power, series 1 Power

    A nightclub owner running drugs on the side, and the show every other one here is a branch off. Nothing before it, and its ending is what all three spin-offs are reacting to.

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    Power Book II: Ghost, series 1 Power Book II: Ghost

    Picks up days after the original ends and follows Tariq, so it is the direct continuation rather than a side story. Watching it before finishing Power gives away the one thing you should not know early.

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    Power Book III: Raising Kanan, series 1 Power Book III: Raising Kanan

    Set in 1991 with a young Kanan, so it is a prequel to everything else. It works far better once you already know the man he becomes: that is most of the point of it.

Then what? Power Book IV: Force follows Tommy to Chicago and runs alongside Ghost rather than after it, so those two can be watched in either order or in step. Two more, Origins and Legacy, have been announced without episode counts or dates and are listed but not counted.

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The original series

  • Power 2014, 6 seasons, 63 episodes

The Power Book spin-offs

  • Power Book II: Ghost 2020, 4 seasons, 40 episodes
  • Power Book III: Raising Kanan 2021, 5 seasons, 48 episodes
  • Power Book IV: Force 2022, 3 seasons, 30 episodes

Announced

  • Power: Origins 1 season, not out yet
  • Power: Legacy 1 season, not out yet

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