Power Book 2 Season 2 Episode 9 Trailer

Okay, Power Book II fans, let's talk. That Season 2 Episode 9 trailer? Whew. It was a lot. But was it *too* much?

Uh Oh, Trouble's Brewing (Again!)

First off, Tariq is looking stressed. Shocker, right? It's not like he's juggling college, drug dealing, and avoiding multiple murder charges or anything.

Seriously, the man needs a vacation. Maybe a spa day. With absolutely no phones. And definitely no guns.

Monet is still being...Monet. Cold, calculating, and probably planning someone's downfall before breakfast. That woman is *always* up to something.

Brayden's Still Around?

Here's my controversial opinion: I actually like Brayden. I know, I know, he's annoying. He's rich. He's probably the reason they keep getting caught. But he's also hilarious.

Plus, every crime drama needs a clueless comic relief. Right?

And let's be real, who else would Tariq trust with his life at this point?

The Diana Situation

Poor Diana. She's definitely stuck between a rock and a hard place. Family drama 101, Tejada style.

Is she going to betray her mom? Is she going to double-cross Tariq? Is she just going to run away and start a goat farm in Vermont? I'm personally hoping for the goat farm.

It feels more relaxing than any drama Monet might orchestrate.

Lauren: Still Alive? Maybe?

Remember Lauren? Yeah, the one everyone thought was dead? Well, the trailer hints she might be back. Cue dramatic music!

Honestly, bringing her back feels a *little* bit like they're just trying to amp up the drama. Don't you think?

But hey, I'm not complaining. It's more chaos and more confusion. Count me in!

What About 2-Bit?

I like 2-Bit. 2-Bit came back on the trailer in a very strange way.

But the question is, what will 2-Bit bring into the table. Any new plan.

The anticipation is killing me, I can't wait to find out.

The Suspense Is Killing Me!

Seriously, the trailer gave us everything and nothing all at once. We see the tension. We see the potential betrayals. We see people looking stressed.

But we don't actually *know* anything. Which, I guess, is the point of a trailer. Smart move, Power writers, smart move.

All I know is, I'm going to be glued to my TV when Episode 9 drops. And probably screaming at the characters for making terrible decisions. As one does.