The Best Episodes of Power Book II: Ghost Season 1

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   8.9/10(510 votes)

   #1 - Heart of Darkness

   S1:E101/3/2021

   Tariq will do whatever it takes to clear his mother. But knowing he's not in the clear with Monet, Tariq's backed against the wall trying to keep his promise to get Tasha out of prison.

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   8.3/10(345 votes)

   #2 - Family First

   S1:E812/20/2020

   Tariq can't help but feel left out, as parents flood the campus for Homecoming at Stansfield.

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   8.3/10(352 votes)

   #3 - Monster

   S1:E912/27/2020

   After the head-on collision of Tariq's worlds at Homecoming, the campus is hot, causing problems as he tries to settle up on debts.

   Director:Unknown

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   7.9/10(319 votes)

   #4 - Good vs. Evil

   S1:E612/6/2020

   Tariq's hands are tied, fearing that fully letting Brayden in on their arrangement with the Tejadas has put him on a violent collision course with Cane, who demonstrates the price paid for using his name.

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Geoffrey Thorne

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   Writer:Geoffrey Thorne
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   7.7/10(539 votes)

   #5 - The Stranger

   S1:E19/6/2020

   As Tariq St. Patrick begins his new life at Stansfield University, he's torn between two worlds.

   Director:Anthony Hemingway

   Writer:Courtney Kemp Agboh

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   Director:Anthony Hemingway

   Writer:Courtney Kemp Agboh
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   7.7/10(400 votes)

   #6 - Exceeding Expectations

   S1:E29/13/2020

   Tariq St. Patrick adjusts to the changes that were prompted by a dramatic change in how his world is operated, which includes the death of his father and his mother confronting murder charges for a crime that her son was responsible for.

   Director:Marisol Adler

   Writer:Monica Mitchell

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   Director:Marisol Adler

   Writer:Monica Mitchell
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   7.7/10(364 votes)

   #7 - Play The Game

   S1:E39/20/2020

   Tariq struggles with the weight of providing for his mother's mounting legal defence while juggling the rigours of Ivy League life.

   Director:Hernán Otaño

   Writers:Aixsha Hiciano, Gabriela Uribe

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   Director:Hernán Otaño

   Writers:Aixsha Hiciano, Gabriela Uribe
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   7.6/10(344 votes)

   #8 - The Gift of the Magi

   S1:E510/4/2020

   It's Tariq's 18th birthday, but there's no cause for celebration, or time. Saxe brings him news that could blow up Tasha's case. Tariq is concerned that Brayden's budding relationship could put their business in danger.

   Director:Erica A. Watson

   Writer:Andre J. Ferguson

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   Director:Erica A. Watson

   Writer:Andre J. Ferguson
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   7.6/10(312 votes)

   #9 - Sex Week

   S1:E712/13/2020

   As the heat is turned up on campus, Tariq isn't trying to be left in the cold with Lauren. Or is it Diana he's in to?

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Unknown

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    7.3/10(360 votes)

    #10 - The Prince

    S1:E49/27/2020

    After Monet's agreed to do business with him, Tariq initiates his play to control the drug market on campus, while insulating his and Monet's involvement.

    Director:Shana Stein

    Writers:Charles Ray Hamilton, Julian Ouanés

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    Director:Shana Stein

    Writers:Charles Ray Hamilton, Julian Ouanés