Netflix is bringing the entire “Power” franchise to its platform starting November, acquiring international rights to all four main series.
50 Cent just locked in a massive streaming deal that’s about to change where millions of people watch the “Power” universe.
Netflix is bringing the entire “Power” franchise to its platform starting in November, snagging international rights to all four main series from Lionsgate Television.
The deal includes the original “Power,” “Power Book II: Ghost,” “Power Book III: Raising Kanan,” and “Power Book IV: Force,” plus domestic U.S. rights to the mothership series itself.
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This is a huge move for the franchise that’s been Starz’s crown jewel for years.
According to Deadline, Netflix is getting six seasons of “Power,” four seasons of “Ghost,” five seasons of “Raising Kanan,” and three seasons of “Force.”
Starz still keeps the U.S. home base for everything except the original series, which is now shared.
The two new spinoffs, “Power: Origins” and “Power: Legacy,” aren’t part of this Netflix deal and will stay exclusive to Starz.
The original “Power” series had been living on Hulu since 2017, but that’s changing when everything hits Netflix in November.
