“Don’t Go,” proves that Power just keeps getting better. If you’re watching this show, there’s no way you’re not enjoying the ride more and more, each Sunday. Unlike Ghost, who’s ready to jump off his life’s carousel of non-stop enemies and dreams deferred, we’re in this for the long haul. Here are the top 5 moments from last night’s Power.
1. Tommy, Meet the Serb Whom Eats People
We still have no idea if this rumor is true, but after watching Milan choke and break a man’s neck for not following directions, well, we’re terrified for Tommy and Ghost’s crew.
2. Tommy is Looking for His Penance
We knew it was coming, and it came by way of Tasha, attempting to fix Tommy’s life. He’s fully aware of Holly’s pregnancy. Knowing he took the life of his unborn child shows us another side to Tommy, a man who is filled with nothing more than regrets. Religion hasn’t played a major part on Power but it’s making its way in through Tommy, as he talks with his Pastor-client about regrets and evil deeds.
Tommy will not forgive himself, and Milan knows that he would have more luck dealing with Tommy than Ghost, since Tommy has nothing to lose.
3. The Task Force is Under Investigation
After Agent Knox’s takes two bullets to the chest, he’s quick to yell foul about the Lobos transfer-turned-shit-show. He’s right, but the whole team has to be investigated, and it is damn fun watching the agents squirm under the fire of questions. We find out Cooper Saxe has past transgressions (which we need to be made aware of—for funsies!), Greg is still bitter and Angela’s special skill set is duping people into believing she used James St. Patrick for information. Leader Mike Sandoval is the only who seems confident that he’s going to end up fine, but he follows Knox’s lead in throwing suspicion towards Angela. Here’s a question: When will someone realize that, in Mike’s sloppiness, he ordered a trace to Lobos’ burner phone? Yes, they know someone called the phone, but don’t they record calls in a federal building? Again, sloppy.