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Madam Secretary's Patina Miller to Star in Power Prequel Series Raising Kanan

Madam Secretary‘s Patina Miller is set to star as one tough mother in Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Starz’s 1990s-set Power prequel spinoff that will follow the early years of Kanan Stark. Miller will play Raquel “Raq” Thomas, a “cold, hard, fierce… successful and deadly woman taking names in a man’s world,” per the official character description provide... more Comments

'Power Book III: Raising Kanan' Casts Patina Miller

Patina Miller has been cast in a leading role in the upcoming “Power” prequel “Raising Kanan.” Officially titled “Power Book III: Raising Kanan,” the series is a prequel set in the ‘90s during the early years of “Power” character Kanan Stark. Miller will star as Raquel “Raq” Thomas, Kanan’s mother. The character is described as cold, hard, and fierce; a successful and deadly woman takin... more Comments

TVLine Items: Omar Epps Joins Power Prequel, Last O.G. Return Date and More

The Power prequel is making a House call: Omar Epps has been cast in Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Deadline reports. While details regarding Epps’ character are being kept under wraps, the actor is said to be playing “a major figure” in the Power universe. As previously reported, this particular offshoot is set in the 1990s, and will c... more Comments

Did Legacies Miss Obvious Buffy Nod? Will Good Survivor Twist Offset Bad? Was Schitt's Sexy or Sad? And More Qs

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including Locke & Key, Manifest, 9-1-1: Lone Star and Legacies! 1 | In ... more Comments

'Outlander' Exec Producer Ronald D. Moore Confirms He's 'In Talks' for Spinoff

As “Outlander” pauses before submitting its characters to a new wave of 18th century horrors, the creators are also looking to the future. Starz just announced three “Power” spinoffs — would exec producer Ronald D. Moore ever consider the same for “Outlander?” “We are definitely talking about it, there’s nothing official but we’re in conversa... more Comments

'Power' Boss on Ending the Series: 'Tasha Killing Him Didn't Ring True to Me'

SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the series finale of “Power.” After six murderous seasons, Starz said goodbye to “Power” with five episodes of a “whodunit” murder mystery. “Who shot Ghost?” was the final question the show answered in its series finale. After going through the other suspects, the final episode focused on protagonist James St. Patrick aka ... more Comments

Power Spinoff: 5 Original Series Actors Join Book II: Ghost - Find Out Who

Power‘s Tasha St. Patrick may be down, but don’t you dare count her out: The character, played by Naturi Naughton, will be part of the series’ spinoff Book II: Ghost, TVLine has learned. Other Power actors reprising their roles in the upcoming offshoot include Micha... more Comments

'Power' Prequel Series, Two More Spinoffs Set at Starz

Fans of “Power” just hit the jackpot, as Starz has officially ordered another three shows set within the world of the show. The news comes just hours ahead of the series finale of the mothership show. Along with the previously announced “Power Book II: Ghost,” the premium cabler has also commissioned “Power Book III: Raising Kanan,” “Power Book IV: Influence,” and “Power Book V: Force... more Comments

'Power' Team Sets Up Series Finale While Still Looking Ahead to Spinoff

As “Power” prepares to sign off, it does so leaving a legacy that had an impact not only on its cast and crew but also on the wider cultural narrative. “We have not had a lot of really rich, black anti-heroes yet,” showrunner Courtney A. Kemp told Variety, “and I think what’s really important is that we’re now able to be free of the shackles of needing to have only portrayals that are saintly or only portrayals that are sinners — that Ghost is ... more Comments

Power Recap: Tate Accompli

Has there ever been a Power character more slippery than Rashad Tate? In light of the way things play out in this week’s episode, I’d argue that the answer is no: Dude slides out of so many potentially career-ending/throw-you-in-jail situations, I’m starting to think he’s composed entirely of Teflon rubbed in butter. If you want the quick take-away from the hour, it’s this: Tate didn’t kill Ghost, but he came a lot closer than any... more Comments