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EXCLUSIVE: Power Book IV: Force Star Joseph Sikora Talks New Spinoff Show, Tommy’s Timbs, The Theme Song & More

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Ahead of the show's highly anticipated premiere, we spoke with Sikora. We asked the actor about getting his own Power-spinoff, Tommy's Timbs, the character's evolution, his favorite moment as Tommy, and of course, his show's new theme song.

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