The Energy universe continues to broaden.
Starz has introduced {that a} Energy sequel targeted on Joseph Sikora’s Tommy Egan, which was initially set to be the fifth collection within the franchise, will now be the fourth.
Now titled Energy Guide IV: Pressure, the collection is coming after Power Book III: Raising Kanan, which is about to premiere on Starz in 2021.
The Sikora-led spinoff will observe Tommy as he “cuts ties and places New York in his rearview mirror for good,” per the official logline.
“Energy has been one of the profitable collection in premium pay tv throughout its six-year run, garnering greater than 10 million multiplatform views in its final two seasons and we will’t wait to take followers in an entire new route as we pick-up Tommy’s story with Energy Guide IV: Pressure,” stated Starz President of Programming Christina Davis.
Pressure is considered one of 4 spinoffs of Energy, and joins Energy Guide II: Ghost and Energy Guide V: Affect.
Robert Munic (Empire, Star) will function showrunner and govt producer within the Sikora-led spinoff.
“In tv historical past, solely a choose few exhibits have impressed 4 consecutive collection extensions, launched into energetic manufacturing and improvement on the identical time,” stated Jeffrey Hirsch, president and CEO of Starz when the spinoffs had been introduced.
“These new and thrilling chapters will proceed the journey of a few of ‘Energy’s’ most controversial characters whereas that includes a rising ensemble of complicated, distinct characters together with the high-octane drama that set ‘Energy’ in a category of its personal.”
Power Book II: Ghost is about to debut Sunday at 9/8c, and can transfer to Sunday at 8/7c the next week.
The unique collection has confirmed to be a hit story for Starz throughout the globe, however there is not any telling how nicely the spinoffs will go down with followers.
Many had been unimpressed with the route of Energy Season 6, however having the spinoffs zeroing in on particular characters will most likely be music to the ears of people who find themselves not keen on all of the characters.
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