Power Book IV: Force Season 3 Episode 10 Trailer: Shocking Twist & What to Expect

Season 3 Episode 10 (the "Beginning of the End" series finale) has not yet broadcast as of January 3, 2026. After a week off after Episode 9 on January 2, it will debut on Starz on January 16, 2026. The consequences of significant deaths and betrayals in Episode 9, such as JP's murder (by Jenard) and intensifying conflicts between the CBI, Jenard, Diamond, and other factions, are picked up in the finale. In order to complete Tommy's Chicago storyline and set up the larger Power world (e.g., Power Legacy), this climax promises a carnage with big shootouts, family turmoil, and crossovers. Fans see a suspenseful conclusion in which Tommy's power comes at the expense of important comrades. This should resolve any unresolved issues from the war requiem setup if you've watched Episode 9. The Chicago underworld is organizing a well-planned, high-stakes battle against Tommy Egan, who is in full retribution mode. Tommy's decision to "call in a favor," which is heavily indicated to be contacting Tariq St. Patrick (from Power Book II: Ghost), is a crucial teased moment that could lead to a crossover or Tariq's arrival in the conclusion. Even though this is Force's last season, expectations include intense violence, poignant conclusions, and a transforming conclusion for Tommy—possibly hinting at his survival (or setup) for future Power Universe stories. The episode begins right after Diamond's passing. Diamond perishes defending his brother Jenard from Tommy's gunfire, which was directed for Jenard during an ambush. In honor of Diamond's verified passing, CBI officers dish out alcohol. Still high and vindictive, Jenard urges the rest of the CBI team—possibly including RDS members like Big Smurf and Bones—to "pick a side" immediately, stressing that he won't give up until he gets everything from Tommy. Tommy, Miguel, and D-Mac work together to destroy Roberto Ortega, the Marquez cartel, and the CBI. They are depicted promising to stay awake until their adversaries are eliminated. Tommy talks to Mireya, who is pregnant, about the growing conflict, and she says she thinks he can prevail but advises him to pursue justice cautiously. Tommy thinks about moving Mireya, Kate, and maybe others to Mexico in order to keep his family safe. This is the location of the funeral for JP, Tommy's brother who was murdered by Jenard in Episode 9. Tommy, Mireya, D-Mac, Genesis, and Cruz are among the attendees. This is hinted at in the trailers as a possible "red wedding" scenario, a tense occasion where Jenard and the CBI might strike and cause additional deaths. Kate, who has lost another son, is distraught and might speak during the service, emphasizing the emotional toll. Stacy's husband, Bobby DeFranco, is enraged, brandishing a gun and calling for "justice for my wife's murder." He's probably going after Tommy directly or USA Sang (because of dubious activities or framing), bringing federal heat to the street fight. The highlight is an encounter in a warehouse. Tommy finds himself in a dangerous situation as adversaries close in from all sides and his gun jams. But the attackers are abruptly eliminated, which is thought to be the result of an intervention by Tariq St. Patrick and his group, which may include Brayden, Kane, or Chinedu. This connects to a crossover hint from the end credits of Power Book II: Ghost Season 4. "Am I calling in a favor?" Tommy is heard saying, indicating that he is contacting Tariq for support. In order to save Tommy, trailers depict Tariq traveling to Chicago, where he may carry out his "first three kills" by eliminating three CBI or cartel personnel in the warehouse. All of the season's betrayals culminate. Shanti's allegiance is called into doubt since, although she assisted Tommy in Episode 9, there may be repercussions or unresolved issues for spin-offs. Fans are irritated by Vic Flynn's return (despite chances to flee); he might side with Jenard against Tommy, replicating previous betrayals. Jenard may eliminate Raheem if it is revealed that he was a snitch set up by Tommy and Shanti. Jenard's drug use raises internal CBI tensions and may lead to defections. There are rumors and hints that James "Ghost" St. Patrick, who passed away in the first Power series, shows up in some capacity to "save" Tommy at a crucial juncture. This could be a hallucination, flashback, or vision. This may be misdirection, however it is based on news sources and cast interviews (e.g., Joseph Sikora stating someone crucial shows up).