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“Power” season 6 is the last installment of the series. It has 15 episodes in all that was divided into two parts - with the first half being released last year.
The show had its midseason break and returned last month to conclude the series. However, after the fourteenth chapter titled “Reversal of Fortune” aired, “Power” season 6 episode 15 was not released on its scheduled airdate.
Why is it delayed
Apparently, the finale has been delayed, so fans have to wait a bit longer to see how the story will end. As per Express, the cause of the holdup is the opening of the Super Bowl LIV, the biggest sporting event in the U.S., which took place on Feb. 2.
As a result, “Power” season 6, episode 15, was pushed back to a later date. It is expected to return a week after the event.
Episode title and plot
It was posted on Rotten Tomatoes that “Power” season 6 episode 15 has been titled “Exactly How We Planned,” but its official synopsis is not available yet. However, based on the teaser, it appears that Tate will be pressed as the person who shot Ghost or, at least, the one who ordered for him to be assassinated.
He thinks that Ghost wants him dead, so while drunk, he contacted some assassin to finish St. Patrick. He hired a father and son duo to do the dirty job for him, but later, he realized he made a mistake and tried to abort the killing. Unfortunately, the assassins don’t want to leave the city with their job unfinished since they will not be paid, so even if Tate already told them to terminate the job request, they refused.
What will happen next?
Newsweek suggested that Cooper Saxe (Shane Johnson) shot Ghost because there are many indications that he did it. It was added that since season 1, Saxe was already trying to bring Ghost down, so, in the end, he succeeded in filling his hands with Ghost’s blood.
Still, the final suspects as to who shot Ghost still included Tasha, Tariq, and Tate. these are the people that were suggested will commit the "ultimate betrayal." Finally, “Power” season 6, episode 15, will air on Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. on Starz.
