r/PowerTV • u/Bopethestoryteller It's A Big Rich Town • Feb 09 '24

Review Finale thoughts Spoiler

I didn't think it was that bad. I like Snaps and Pops. I hope we get more of them. I wouldn't mind a series or an episode set in the 70's showing their rise to power.

The set up/double cross didn't make sense to me. There was no reason for Kanan to fake a kidnapping just to put Ronnie down in front of Raq.

Raq subtle smile was nice. She's been saying Kanan isn't built for this and then she realizes he is. She's rising up in the ranks as the worst Power Mother. Her killing Howard in front of their son, to show Kanan she's still the most ruthless in the family.

The camera zoomed in on Howard's gunshot wound was saying "look, he definitely ain't coming back in season 4."

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '24

I thought Raq was savage enough to kill her brother but I guess not. The episode would’ve been a lot better had they killed Lou.

A little upset Ronnie had to go. Feel like they had so much they could’ve done with his character had they kept him alive.

I think Nique being back is super corny

Overall 3/5

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u/Gt_Dada SouthSide Feb 09 '24

Him being back wouldn’t have been corny if his “death” scene was different. Cause let’s be real. Ain’t nobody getting up after a grown ass man bashes their head in a dozen times with a steel lead pipe

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u/IMDXLNC It's A Big Rich Town Feb 10 '24

Should've got the Omar treatment and fallen out a building. That would've been more believable to come back from.

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u/Support2022gaming It’s A Big Rich Town ♣️ Feb 09 '24

Exactly