©Deadline - StarzUltimately, Tommy found himself entrenched in Chicago's drug world, between the city's two largest crews, and became a key figure capable of both reconciling and disrupting the power dynamics. He used his outsider status to rewrite the rules and work toward his goal of becoming Chicago's biggest drug dealer.
In the final season, Tommy returns with a long list of enemies, including the Feds hot on his heels and street gangs bent on eliminating him. He must lure clients from rival factions to fulfill his dream of becoming a kingpin, all while battling the growing power of Miguel (Manuel Eduardo Ramirez) and navigating a dangerous minefield of threats.
The rift within his coalition grows and his personal life is under pressure, forcing Tommy to find a delicate balance between offense and defense to protect everything he's worked for.
The regular cast includes Joseph Sikora, Isaac Keys, Kris D. Lofton, and Adrienne Walker. Miriam A. Hyman, Anthony Fleming III, and Lucien Cambric also appear.
With the conclusion of Power Book IV: Force, there are no more series on the current timeline, but a new series is in development under the working title Power: Legacy, from Gary Lennon and Kendra Chanae Chapman. It will take place after the events of the final season of Force, and Joseph Sikora (Tommy) and Michael Rainey Jr. are expected to return in the lead roles, if the project is greenlit.
The prequel series Power Book III: Raising Kanan will conclude with its fifth season, but a sequel has already been confirmed: Power: Origins, directed by Sascha Penn, which will focus on the younger years of Ghost and Tommy. Casting is still underway, but one name has been confirmed: MeKai Curtis will return as the young Kanan Stark, a role played as an adult in the original series by Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson.
Power Book IV: Force premieres on Friday, November 7th, on the Starz app and all Starz streaming and on-demand platforms.
