Nah. Season will release same time ifbnit later (Covid). They are squeezing a 5th season in without having to pay cast and crew for a 5th season of production.
Netfix: OZARK Season 4 Discussion Thread (spoilers) (season 4 trailer!!) (drops 1/21/2022)
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Easily some of the best TV I've ever seen. Fantastic writing.
Then when Navarro told Wendy that Marty was just like him because all he wanted to do is win, I actually clapped.
Yeah but Covid-19 messed up alot of TV productions too...
If we can get the first half early 2021and the 2nd half later I ain't mad at it...
Anyone know where I can get all the episodes so I can start watching? Preferably in HD, 720p minimum.
I got mine from torrents. RARBG.com
Kodi with real debrid and trakt look in cord cutters thread for getting it on computer or mobile devices; a good vpn won't hurt either. Otherwise netflix: me and my parents watched the final episodes of O3 and old dude was floored when I told him another season was coming.
‘Ozark’ Renewed For Supersized Fourth & Final Season By Netflix
The saga of the Byrde family will soon be coming to an end after Netflix renewed Ozark for an expanded fourth and final season.
deadline.com
Netflix announces 'Ozark' to end with two-part final season
The Byrdes will say goodbye with an extended fourth and final season.
go to TV softarchive (may want to google the site) and do a search. You will find it
Good that they ending the show at its peak instead of dragging it out.
Looking forward to it.
Looking forward to it.
Hollywood as of today, they planning on opening up production for TV shows and movies in mid-July.
If that happens they can get back to production and debut it in 2021.
If that happens they can get back to production and debut it in 2021.
What's the other 4...brah
Ozark season 4 release date, trailer, cast, cancelled news, set photos and more
Jason Bateman, Laura Linney and the cast return for Ozark season 4, the final season
By Kelly Woo 5 days ago
www.tomsguide.com
The Byrdes are taking their final flight on Ozark season 4. The Netflix crime drama is currently filming its last chapter, making it one of the biggest shows getting canceled or ending in 2021. The Ozark cast and crew have been sharing production updates via set photos. Robin Wright, who is directing a season 4 episode, recently revealed a glimpse of a casino scene.
Ozark season 4 will wrap up the story that began with Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman) relocating his family to the Lake of the Ozarks region in Missouri. In trouble with a Mexican cartel, he sets up a money laundering scheme for them; later, he and wife Wendy (Laura Linney) become entangled with local criminals and the Kansas City Mafia.
Ozark followed in the mold of great crime dramas of the past, like Breaking Bad, with its premise of an average family man turning antihero. The show became a perennial awards nominee (and winner). Bateman recently won a SAG Award, while Garner took home her second straight Supporting Actress Emmy last fall.
The final season will get extra episodes to wrap up the Byrdes' story, with a total of 14 divided between two halves.
Here's everything we know so far about Ozark season 4.
Ozark season 4 release date
Netflix has not set a release date for Ozark season 4.
Netflix first announced Ozark would return for a fourth and final season last June. The final season will be divided into two parts; the first part could be released in late 2021. The second part is likely to debut next year, possibly spring 2022.
That said, in an earnings letter to shareholders Netflix didn't list Ozark among its most anticipated projects of 2021 (including the new season of Sex Education and The Witcher season 2), so it may be arriving later than anticipated.
Ozark season 4 cancelled rumors
Netflix didn't cancel Ozark, per se. Rather, the streamer gave the show's creative team a fourth and final season to wrap everything up on their terms.
"We're so happy Netflix recognised the importance of giving Ozark more time to end the Byrdes' saga right," showrunner Chris Mundy said in a statement. "It's been such a great adventure for all of us — both on screen and off — so we're thrilled to get the chance to bring it home in the most fulfilling way possible."
Bateman has previously said he believed Ozark would run for just a handful of seasons.
“If you keep going for a whole lot longer, you’re going to go over the cliff, or up over the peak of the mountain and you end up jumping the shark,” he noted. “So, given the intelligence of Marty Byrde and Wendy Byrde, if they keep going at this pitch for much longer, they’re either going to be killed or put in jail. The alternative is to flatten out that pitch so that you don’t end up jumping the shark, but then you start stalling just for additional episodes and seasons. So, I’m not sure where and when it’ll end, but given their intelligence, it doesn’t feel like it’s a 12-season show.”
Ozark season 4 filming
Filming on Ozark season 4 began in November 2020, following strict coronavirus pandemic safety protocols.
Jason Bateman may not direct any episodes in the final season, due to those protocols. He has directed the first two episodes of all three previous seasons.
“As normal, I was going to do the first two episodes, but as we were looking through the protocols, the guidelines, all the complications with COVID, [and] the producer side of me made me think it’s just not responsible to have one of the actors direct the first two, given that we’re still going to be getting our perimeter safe,” Bateman told IndieWire.
“Because if one of the actors gets sick, we all have to go home for weeks. If one of the crew members gets sick — while I’m making sure their salary is protected while they’re in quarantine — we can hire a replacement. So it just didn’t seem smart for me to [direct] the first two [episodes].”
Ozark season 4 set photos
With Ozark season 4 filming underway, cast members been sharing behind-the-scenes set photos. Skylar Gaertner posted an Instagram story (now expired, but can be found at Daily Express) featuring co-star Julia Garner.
Robin Wright (yes, the star of House of Cards) is directing an episode this season. "I'm so thankful for all of you," she wrote in the caption, referring to the cast and crew. The photo reveals she was directing a scene in the casino.
Ozark season 4 trailer
There are a bunch of videos on YouTube claiming to be Ozark season 4 trailers — but they're all fan-make fakes. This season is still in production, so it's too early for a full trailer.
Netflix did release a short teaser when it announced Ozark season 4 would be the last. It featured a cool, transforming graphic that changed from crosshairs to a dollar sign to the number four.
But when might we see an Ozark trailer with actual season 4 footage? Other Netflix series, like The Witcher, have posted a teaser video at the conclusion of filming, so perhaps fans will get their a sneak peek then.
Another possibility is that Netflix debuts an Ozark trailer during the 2021 Emmys, which are set for September 19, 2021. The show is a perennial nominee, so it's the perfect opportunity to remind viewers that the final season is on its way.
Ozark season 4 episodes
Ozark's final season will comprise 14 episodes, divided into two parts of seven episodes each. That's more than the previous seasons, which had 10 episodes.
Netflix hasn't revealed much info about them, but we do know the title for season 4, episode 1: "The Beginning of the End." Very apt!
Bateman said in a statement, "A super sized season means super sized problems for the Byrdes. I'm excited to end with a bang(s)."
Ozark season 4 cast
The cast of Ozark is led by Jason Bateman as Marty Byrde, a former financial advisor turned money launderer, and Wendy Byrde, a former political PR manager turned realty stager and lobbyist.
Also returning for season 4 are Julia Garner as Ruth Langmore, a member of a local crime family.
They will be be joined by:
Cast members who will not be returning, because their characters died in season 3, include: Janet McTeer as cartel attorney Helen Pierce; Tom Pelphrey as Wendy's brother Ben; and Marylouise Burke as therapist Sue Shelby.
Some new faces will grace Ozark season 4. Bruce Davison is joining the cast as retired Illinois Senator Randall Schafer. More new cast members include: Alfonso Herrera as Javi, a member of the Navarro cartel; Bruno Bichir as Navarro's priest; Adam Rothenberg as private investigator Mel Sattem; CC Castillo as Sheriff Leigh Guerrero; and Katrina Lenk as Clare Shaw, the CEO of a biopharmaceutical firm.
Ozark season 4 plot
Ozark season 4 will pick up right where the third installment left off, moments after Marty and Wendy witnessed Helen Pierce get shot and killed at the hands of Navarro.
During a Deadline panel, Bateman said, "The next season, the first episode, is Laura [Linney] and I looking in the mirror just after that moment, cleaning Janet [McTeer] out of our hair. It's a nice 10 minutes later pick-up from it."
The Byrdes were already in deep with the cartel, but now they're truly bound to Navarro. As he told them, "Today is a beginning" — the question is, can they survive the ending?
Marty and Wendy have other problems besides Navarro, now that Ruth has turned against them and is now working for Darlene Snell's heroin operation.
Showrunner Chris Mundy told EW.com, "I think [season 4] will be about whether or not Ruth really can create something of her own that she wants and is sustainable, or if she wants something else. And I think it will be about if the Byrdes can they turn the biggest mistake of their lives into this huge advantage, and how much will karma catch up with them if they do?"
Jason Bateman, Laura Linney and the cast return for Ozark season 4, the final season
By Kelly Woo 5 days ago
Ozark season 4 part 2 Netflix release date and time — how to watch the series finale
The Byrdes embark on their last flight
www.tomsguide.com
The Byrdes are taking their final flight on Ozark season 4. The Netflix crime drama is currently filming its last chapter, making it one of the biggest shows getting canceled or ending in 2021. The Ozark cast and crew have been sharing production updates via set photos. Robin Wright, who is directing a season 4 episode, recently revealed a glimpse of a casino scene.
Ozark season 4 will wrap up the story that began with Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman) relocating his family to the Lake of the Ozarks region in Missouri. In trouble with a Mexican cartel, he sets up a money laundering scheme for them; later, he and wife Wendy (Laura Linney) become entangled with local criminals and the Kansas City Mafia.
Ozark followed in the mold of great crime dramas of the past, like Breaking Bad, with its premise of an average family man turning antihero. The show became a perennial awards nominee (and winner). Bateman recently won a SAG Award, while Garner took home her second straight Supporting Actress Emmy last fall.
The final season will get extra episodes to wrap up the Byrdes' story, with a total of 14 divided between two halves.
Here's everything we know so far about Ozark season 4.
Ozark season 4 release date
Netflix has not set a release date for Ozark season 4.
Netflix first announced Ozark would return for a fourth and final season last June. The final season will be divided into two parts; the first part could be released in late 2021. The second part is likely to debut next year, possibly spring 2022.
That said, in an earnings letter to shareholders Netflix didn't list Ozark among its most anticipated projects of 2021 (including the new season of Sex Education and The Witcher season 2), so it may be arriving later than anticipated.
Ozark season 4 cancelled rumors
Netflix didn't cancel Ozark, per se. Rather, the streamer gave the show's creative team a fourth and final season to wrap everything up on their terms.
"We're so happy Netflix recognised the importance of giving Ozark more time to end the Byrdes' saga right," showrunner Chris Mundy said in a statement. "It's been such a great adventure for all of us — both on screen and off — so we're thrilled to get the chance to bring it home in the most fulfilling way possible."
Bateman has previously said he believed Ozark would run for just a handful of seasons.
“If you keep going for a whole lot longer, you’re going to go over the cliff, or up over the peak of the mountain and you end up jumping the shark,” he noted. “So, given the intelligence of Marty Byrde and Wendy Byrde, if they keep going at this pitch for much longer, they’re either going to be killed or put in jail. The alternative is to flatten out that pitch so that you don’t end up jumping the shark, but then you start stalling just for additional episodes and seasons. So, I’m not sure where and when it’ll end, but given their intelligence, it doesn’t feel like it’s a 12-season show.”
Ozark season 4 filming
Filming on Ozark season 4 began in November 2020, following strict coronavirus pandemic safety protocols.
Jason Bateman may not direct any episodes in the final season, due to those protocols. He has directed the first two episodes of all three previous seasons.
“As normal, I was going to do the first two episodes, but as we were looking through the protocols, the guidelines, all the complications with COVID, [and] the producer side of me made me think it’s just not responsible to have one of the actors direct the first two, given that we’re still going to be getting our perimeter safe,” Bateman told IndieWire.
“Because if one of the actors gets sick, we all have to go home for weeks. If one of the crew members gets sick — while I’m making sure their salary is protected while they’re in quarantine — we can hire a replacement. So it just didn’t seem smart for me to [direct] the first two [episodes].”
Ozark season 4 set photos
With Ozark season 4 filming underway, cast members been sharing behind-the-scenes set photos. Skylar Gaertner posted an Instagram story (now expired, but can be found at Daily Express) featuring co-star Julia Garner.
Robin Wright (yes, the star of House of Cards) is directing an episode this season. "I'm so thankful for all of you," she wrote in the caption, referring to the cast and crew. The photo reveals she was directing a scene in the casino.
Ozark season 4 trailer
There are a bunch of videos on YouTube claiming to be Ozark season 4 trailers — but they're all fan-make fakes. This season is still in production, so it's too early for a full trailer.
Netflix did release a short teaser when it announced Ozark season 4 would be the last. It featured a cool, transforming graphic that changed from crosshairs to a dollar sign to the number four.
But when might we see an Ozark trailer with actual season 4 footage? Other Netflix series, like The Witcher, have posted a teaser video at the conclusion of filming, so perhaps fans will get their a sneak peek then.
Another possibility is that Netflix debuts an Ozark trailer during the 2021 Emmys, which are set for September 19, 2021. The show is a perennial nominee, so it's the perfect opportunity to remind viewers that the final season is on its way.
Ozark season 4 episodes
Ozark's final season will comprise 14 episodes, divided into two parts of seven episodes each. That's more than the previous seasons, which had 10 episodes.
Netflix hasn't revealed much info about them, but we do know the title for season 4, episode 1: "The Beginning of the End." Very apt!
Bateman said in a statement, "A super sized season means super sized problems for the Byrdes. I'm excited to end with a bang(s)."
Ozark season 4 cast
The cast of Ozark is led by Jason Bateman as Marty Byrde, a former financial advisor turned money launderer, and Wendy Byrde, a former political PR manager turned realty stager and lobbyist.
Also returning for season 4 are Julia Garner as Ruth Langmore, a member of a local crime family.
They will be be joined by:
- Sofia Hublitz as Charlotte Byrde, Marty and Wendy's daughter
- Skylar Gaertner as Jonah Byrde, Marty and Wendy's son
- Felix Solis as Omar Navarro, head of a Mexican drug cartel
- Lisa Emery as Darlene Snell, a member of a local crime family
- Charlie Tahan as Wyatt Langmore, Ruth's cousin
- Jessica Frances Dukes as FBI Special Agent Maya Miller
- John Bedford Lloyd as Frank Cosgrove, head of the Kansas City mafia
- Joseph Sikora as Frank Cosgrove Jr, a mafia member
- Robert Treveiler as John Nix, a local sheriff
- Kevin L Johnson as Sam Dermody, a real estate agent
- McKinley Belcher III as FBI Agent Trevor Evans
Cast members who will not be returning, because their characters died in season 3, include: Janet McTeer as cartel attorney Helen Pierce; Tom Pelphrey as Wendy's brother Ben; and Marylouise Burke as therapist Sue Shelby.
Some new faces will grace Ozark season 4. Bruce Davison is joining the cast as retired Illinois Senator Randall Schafer. More new cast members include: Alfonso Herrera as Javi, a member of the Navarro cartel; Bruno Bichir as Navarro's priest; Adam Rothenberg as private investigator Mel Sattem; CC Castillo as Sheriff Leigh Guerrero; and Katrina Lenk as Clare Shaw, the CEO of a biopharmaceutical firm.
Ozark season 4 plot
Ozark season 4 will pick up right where the third installment left off, moments after Marty and Wendy witnessed Helen Pierce get shot and killed at the hands of Navarro.
During a Deadline panel, Bateman said, "The next season, the first episode, is Laura [Linney] and I looking in the mirror just after that moment, cleaning Janet [McTeer] out of our hair. It's a nice 10 minutes later pick-up from it."
The Byrdes were already in deep with the cartel, but now they're truly bound to Navarro. As he told them, "Today is a beginning" — the question is, can they survive the ending?
Marty and Wendy have other problems besides Navarro, now that Ruth has turned against them and is now working for Darlene Snell's heroin operation.
Showrunner Chris Mundy told EW.com, "I think [season 4] will be about whether or not Ruth really can create something of her own that she wants and is sustainable, or if she wants something else. And I think it will be about if the Byrdes can they turn the biggest mistake of their lives into this huge advantage, and how much will karma catch up with them if they do?"
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So, no release date huh?
Netflix is dropping trailers left and right
Is there a drop date yet?
2022.
They are splitting the final season into 2 parts.
Most likely Part One will debut in Spring/Summer and Part 2 later in Fall/Winter.
Looking forward to it. All prior seasons have delivered.
1/21/22
man I said the same thing! Like fuck y’all advertise it now for then? Motherfuckers!
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| Thursday, October 21 | The Blacklist (8:00 p.m.) | NBC |
| Thursday, October 21 | The Girl in the Woods | Disney+ |
| Friday, October 22 | Invasion | Apple TV+ |
| Friday, October 22 | Locke & Key | Netflix |
| Friday, October 22 | Inside Job | Netflix |
| Friday, October 22 | Adventure Beast | Netflix |
| Friday, October 22 | Maya and the Three | Netflix |
| Saturday, October 23 | The Dead Files (10:00 p.m.) | Travel Channel |
| Sunday, October 24 | Jack and Kelly Osbournes: Night of Terror | Discovery+ |
| Sunday, October 24 | American Monster | ID |
| Sunday, October 24 | Insecure (10:00 p.m.) | HBO |
| Sunday, October 24 | Curb Your Enthusiasm (10:30 p.m.) | HBO |
| Monday, October 25 | All American (8:00 p.m.) | The CW |
| Monday, October 25 | 4400 (9:00 p.m.) | The CW |
| Monday, October 25 | Below Deck (9:00 p.m.) | Bravo |
| Tuesday, October 26 | American Veteran (9:00 p.m.) | PBS |
| Tuesday, October 26 | The Last O.G. (10:00 p.m.) | TBS |
| Wednesday, October 27 | Behind the Monsters | Shudder |
| Thursday, October 28 | Hitmen: Reloaded | Peacock |
| Thursday, October 28 | Selena + Chef | HBO Max |
| Thursday, October 28 | Walker (8:00 p.m.) | The CW |
| Thursday, October 28 | Star Trek: Prodigy | Paramount+ |
| Thursday, October 28 | Love Life | HBO Max |
| Friday, October 29 | Scooby-Doo, Where Are You Now! (8:00 p.m.) | The CW |
| Friday, October 29 | Fairfax | Apple TV+ |
| Sunday, October 31 | Ghost Hunters Special | Discovery+ |
| Sunday, October 31 | Doctor Who | BBC America |
| Thursday, November 4 | Head of the Class | HBO Max |
| Friday, November 5 | Narcos: Mexico | Netflix |
| Friday, November 5 | Animaniacs | Hulu |
| Friday, November 5 | Dickinson | Apple TV+ |
| Friday, November 5 | Big Mouth | Netflix |
| Friday, November 5 | Hello, Jack! The Kindness Show | Apple TV+ |
| Saturday, November 6 | Arcane | Netflix |
| Sunday, November 7 | Yellowstone | Paramount Network |
| Sunday, November 7 | Condor (9:00 p.m.) | EPIX |
| Sunday, November 7 | Dexter: New Blood (9:00 p.m.) | Showtime |
| Sunday, November 7 | Joe Pera Talks With You (12:30 a.m.) | Adult Swim |
| Wednesday, November 10 | Gentefied | Netflix |
| Thursday, November 11 | Ragdoll | AMC+ |
| Thursday, November 11 | The Game | Paramount+ |
| Thursday, November 11 | The Challenge: All Stars | Paramount+ |
| Friday, November 12 | The Shrink Next Door | Apple TV+ |
| Friday, November 12 | Olaf Presents | Disney+ |
| Friday, November 12 | Snoopy In Space | Apple TV+ |
| Friday, November 12 | The World According to Jeff Goldblum | Disney+ |
| Saturday, November 13 | Carol Baskin’s Cage Fight | Discovery+ |
| Saturday, November 13 | Blade Runner: Black Lotus (12:00 a.m.) | Adult Swim |
| Sunday, November 14 | Mayor of Kingstown | Paramount+ |
| Sunday, November 14 | Vice (8:00 p.m.) | Showtime |
| Sunday, November 14 | Yellowjackets (10:00 p.m.) | Showtime |
| Tuesday, November 16 | The Flash (8:00 p.m.) | The CW |
| Tuesday, November 16 | Riverdale (9:00 p.m.) | The CW |
| Wednesday, November 17 | Hit Monkey | Hulu |
| Wednesday, November 17 | Tiger King 2 | Netflix |
| Thursday, November 18 | Anna | AMC+ |
| Thursday, November 18 | Star Trek: Discovery | Paramount+ |
| Thursday, November 18 | The Sex Lives of College Girls | HBO Max |
| Friday, November 19 | The Great | Hulu |
| Friday, November 19 | Cowboy Bebop | Netflix |
| Friday, November 19 | The Wheel of Time | Amazon Prime |
| Friday, November 19 | Harriet the Spy | Apple TV+ |
| Sunday, November 21 | Power Book II: Ghost (8:00 p.m.) | Starz |
| Tuesday, November 23 | Masters of the Universe: Revelations Part 2 | Netflix |
| Wednesday, November 24 | Hawkeye | Disney+ |
| Wednesday, November 24 | Hanna | Amazon Prime |
| Wednesday, November 24 | Saved by the Bell | Peacock |
| Wednesday, November 24 | Dragons Rescue Riders: Heroes of the Sky | Peacock |
| Thursday, November 25 | The Beatles: Get Back | Disney+ |
| Thursday, November 25 | Super Crooks | Netflix |
| Friday, November 26 | How to With John Wilson (10:00 p.m.) | HBO |
| Sunday, November 28 | The Waltons’ Homecoming (8:00 p.m.) | The CW |
| Sunday, November 28 | The Hot Zone: Anthrax | Nat Geo |
| Wednesday, December 1 | Lost in Space | Netflix |
| Thursday, December 2 | Queen of the Universe | Paramount+ |
| Thursday, December 2 | Annie Live! (8:00 p.m.) | NBC |
| Friday, December 3 | Money Heist | Netflix |
| Friday, December 3 | Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous | Netflix |
| Friday, December 3 | Alex Rider | IMDb TV |
| Friday, December 10 | The Expanse | Amazon Prime |
| Friday, December 10 | Crossing Swords | Hulu |
| Friday, December 17 | The Witcher | Netflix |
| Friday, December 17 | With Love | Amazon Prime |
| Sunday, December 19 | 1883 | Paramount+ |
| Wednesday, December 22 | Emily in Paris | Netflix |
| Thursday, December 23 | Dragons: The Nine Realms | Hulu |
| Sunday, December 26 | Claws (9:00 p.m.) | TNT |
| Wednesday, December 29 | The Book of Boba Fett | Disney+ |
| Friday, December 31 | Cobra Kai | Netflix |
| Thursday, January 13 | Peacemaker | HBO Max |
| Friday, January 21 | Ozark | Netflix |
| Sunday, February 20 | The Walking Dead | AMC |
Looking forward to it. Just under 2 months until the premiere.
Season 4
Part One Trailer
Debuts January 21, 2022
Part One Trailer
Debuts January 21, 2022
Just under 2 weeks until the premiere.
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