'Power Book II: Ghost' now has its first trailer, which featured the first five cast members as well as the first official release date for the spin-off series.
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cast members will be joining Mary J. Blige and Cliff"Method Man" Smith in the spin-off. The promo also gave the first official news we have had about the show's release date.The promo confirms a summer release date for the show. The sequel was rumoured to be coming in June 2020, and their upcoming roster of series may suggest this is correct.
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