Ozark fans are likely feeling all kinds of emotions right now. On one hand, the Netflix drama’s season 4 part 2 is just around the corner (premiering on April 29!). On the other, once those final seven episodes land on the streaming service, the much-beloved series will come to an end after nearly five years.
Ozark fans are getting ready to say goodbye to their favorite characters in the conclusion of the show’s upcoming fourth and final season. Luckily, actress Julia Garner, who plays Ruth Langmore in the Netflix crime drama, is planning her next steps to continue delivering compelling storylines to viewers — but in a different way. On
When their parents Marty (Jason Bateman) and Wendy (Laura Linney) told them they were moving to the Ozarks in Missouri, Charlotte (Sofia Hublitz) and Jonah (Skylar Gaertner) begun an unexpected chapter of their lives together. Now, five years in to the Byrde family’s money laundering scheme, which only seems to grow bigger and more dangerous,
Ozark‘s fourth and final chapter premiered not too long ago on Netflix, but fans of the crime drama are already awaiting news about when part two will come out. Unlike the show’s previous installments, season 4 of Ozark is comprised of 14 new episodes, which are split into two different parts. But why wasn’t the
