POWER episode nine has been postponed by two weeks and fans of the hit crime drama are puzzled by the delay. The finale series, which returned to TV screens in August 2019, will be split in two. Here is everything you need to know. Why is Power not on Netflix? Power is nearing its midseason […]
POWER episode nine has been postponed by two weeks and fans of the hit crime drama are puzzled by the delay.
The finale series, which returned to TV screens in August 2019, will be split in two. Here is everything you need to know.
Power is nearing its midseason finale, however, the release of episode nine has been pushed back by another week.
The thrilling series, which is shown on the American channel Starz, will air in the US on Sunday, October 27, 2019.
However, UK viewers are likely to have access to it on Netflix on Monday, October 28, 2019.
In the past the programme has had unexpected breaks, most likely caused by scheduling issues.
Starz shared a tweet on the show’s official Twitter account, revealing the delay in the release of episode nine.
It read: “Get in on all the Season 6 hype. Catch up on Season 6 before an all-new #PowerTV returns October 27 on the @STARZ App.”
Episode eight of Power, entitled ‘Deal with the Devil’ was explosive, as there was betrayal, death and deceit.
In the show Tasha (played by Naturi Naughton) arrived at LaKeisha (La La Anthony) and Tommy’s (Joseph Sikora) new house in the suburbs.
On arriving at the property she found her former friend working with law enforcement authorities and tried to stop her.
When a gun was brought into the mix the women got into a scuffle, which ended with Tasha pulling a bullet at her former pal’s head, before fleeing.
Part one of Power aired on August 26, 2019 and the grand finale will take place on November 4, 2019.
There are 10 episodes shown every Monday for two and a half months, however, the remaining five shows are set to air in early 2020, potentially January.
Earlier in the year, showrunner Courtney Kemp hinted at the reason behind the scheduling change.
Speaking to TV Guide, she explained: “Like every season, episode eight is going to be a huge ending — big, big shift.”
“Episode 10 is cray. Then [episode 11] to [episode 15] are a way to explain what has happened.”
She added: “The last 45 seconds of [Episode 15] are some of my favourite television I’ve ever done.”
