Over the past three seasons, the story of 1 character I used to be most interested in in terms of Thomas’s family was not Kanan, Raquel, and even Marvin (who became my favorite character in season 3) – it was Laverne “Jukebox” Thomas. Everyone who is a fan of the original “Power” series probably has an attraction why.

In the third and fourth season of “power” we present Kanan’s cousin, Jukebox, who is a policeman in Washington, who is also the head of a criminal offense who has nothing to do along with her heart. Naming her evil appears to be an understatement. He is on blood and desires to do every little thing to get it. Her story with Kanan and the kidnapping of Tariq St. Patrick, which ultimately results in her death at the hands of Kanan, was one in all the more crazy plots of this earlier series.

See her and Kanan like a friend and wardrobe wardrobe, like this rough sweet soul who is trying to seek out her path and luxury in life, while being very people was wild. Although I like stories about Thomas’s family, I’m waiting for every little thing that indicates this version of the playing wardrobe, which loses her humanity and becomes a chilly -blooded, soulless killer. Maybe I grab straws (and possibly we’ll never receive the full history of Jukebox transformation), but this episode was provided by one in all those turning points that will have an enduring impact.

Yukebox tries to feel more comfortable, being filled with lesbian himself. She went to a gay club in Queens and made friends with some people and one friend. Leaving the club with a friend and appears for food, a friend sees her husband who throws the wardrobe to the ground and throws his wife into the automobile and accelerates. Jukebox allows her to show her husband a lesson, which needs to be a light-weight work for Marvin, except that she begs to go away his weapon in the automobile after they stop in her homegirl apartment. This seems to be a vital mistake, because the husband is more persistent and inexorable than Marvin expects. It needs to be remembered that Marvin is called to show people’s lessons for the mafia at this time, so he has hands and skills.

But Marvin meets his match and is almost stabbed to death (like really, almost killed), when the playing wardrobe shoots and kills her husband with a door with a gun who told her father to go away the automobile. Yukebox already had several traumatic experiences during this program, from re -merit along with her mother, who tries to create a “Christian woman” from her, to her mother killed until the death of her girlfriend, who overdosed on drugs that were in the bag of the Jukebox bookstore, to fight her father, Marvin, over sexuality. If there has ever been a villain with a history of origin, it is a wardrobe, but I’m still waiting for the proven fact that there is no return and I feel that it is coming.

Meanwhile, in other family messages, Thomas Kanan decided that he desired to get out of Raquel’s thumb and turn out to be his own drug trade in Queens. I can respect and appreciate the ambitions, but the clash between him and his mother can be epic, especially since Raquel is attempting to turn out to be a drugs. This becomes particularly necessary, because unique continues his pursuit of destroying every little thing that Raquel is attached to, which, as I actually have already noticed, seems so funny to me. This guy really thinks that Raquel has planned his fall and is going burned.

A novel storm magazine with a cat from the previous season, and I just must say that these shootings make zero sense. Such a singular ride to a warehouse, where RAQ drugs are transported to vans, manage to kill a number of individuals who work there, and one way or the other, despite the shooting, principally from close range, even at the automatic weapon, he is not hit once, but he manages to shoot a number of people from its 9 mm. Seriously, the unique must have been dead at least thrice, and yet he was missing unscathed. Maybe he is a superhero and we just don’t comprehend it. He should call himself “nonsense”.

This episode has presented many options for changes and latest directions. Kanan has its latest apartment and tries to find out his independence while Raq is attempting to stand at the top of the mountain. And who can forget Lou-Lou, who is now in the music industry who is attempting to impress his trail? It seems to me that his story is evolving, however it is good to see how Lou-Lou will come back to his feet. The presence of Lou-Lou in rap game results in the second most significant query in the episode-from the first “How will Jukebox bounce off killing someone?” Intentionally – but where is the world famous ????

Southside.

If Morris Chestnut at the CBS “Watson” show is your jam, you shall be very joyful. Medical drama with Morris Chesz, when Dr. John Watson was renewed for the second season, in the middle of the first season, According to The Hollywood reporter. Early extension owes to the wonderful rankings, which he has shown up to now, because the audience seems to enjoy a medical drama with a built -in detective and litter criminal elements.

Watson is in fact a friend of the deceased Sherlock Holmes. The series is founded by Dr. Watson, who returned to his medical practice in Pittsburgh after the death of his friend Holmes. A great doctor and his staff treat patients with abnormal and incompatible disorders.

The program was a profit for rankings. According to Thr, the series debuted to 9.58 million viewers and on average almost 7 million viewers per episode. Of the 18.7 million spectators on platforms, which have been tuned in the last five weeks, 7 million were through the Paramount+Streaming Platform, the most for each original program this season.

While Morris Chestnut is a star and the title character – he can also be an executive producer – the forged fills Eve Harlow, Peter Mark Kendell, Inga Schlingmann, Ritchie Coster and Rochelle Aytes.

For Chestnut, “Watson”, follows a star and long film and tv profession, which accommodates classic movies comparable to “Boyz N the Hood”, “The Best Man” and TV series, comparable to “Rosewood”, “V”, “Effective doubts”, “Diarra from Detroit” and the series of the end story “The Best Man: The Final MAN: The Final Man: The Final “.

Together with “Watson”, CBS also renovated other programs for an extra season, including “Elsbeth”, “FBI”, “The Neighborhood”, “Matlock” and others.