As one might be able to tell, Season 2 of "Power Book IV: Force" will not be appropriate for children, which is in keeping with the rest of the "Power" franchise. The subject matter and overall plot of these shows involve drug dealing, which at the very least, pushes "Power Book IV: Force" up to the equivalent of an R-rating, which would be TV-MA rating for television. Aside from drugs, there are plenty of actions that come up in support of criminal activities, which include murder, intimidation, violence, swearing, nudity, and pretty much anything else one could come up with that highlights that "Power Book IV: Force" is definitely for mature viewers.
Checking out Common Sense Media, this website notes that "Power Book IV: Force" is suggested for audiences of at least 17 years of age, and they mention the copious amount of sexual content, drug use, profanity, and very little positive messaging. There is absolutely no indication that "Power Book IV: Force" will be any different than any other "Power" franchise television show, and even the previously mentioned trailer features people getting shot and hit.
Still, "Power Book IV: Force" has been a runaway success, with Rotten Tomatoes giving the first season a perfect 100% critic score, so let's hope that continues with Season 2.
