OSARK season 3 has only just dropped on Netflix but fans are already begging for more.
We take you through whether there will be another instalment to the hit TV show.
Will there be a season 4 of Ozark?
Netflix has yet to confirm whether Ozark will return for a fourth series.
However, as season 3 only came out on March 27, 2020, it’s too early to tell right now.
But if the show does return for season 4, fans could be in for a wait.
Season three of Ozark only got the greenlight in October 2018 after coming out in the August that year.
Who will be in the cast of Ozark season 4?
The main cast of Ozark would be back for season four, which means Jason Bateman as financial advisor Marty Byrde.
Laura Linney would be back in the frame as his wife Wendy as will Sofia Hublitz as daughter Charlotte and Skylar Gaertner as son Jonah.
Other cast members who could be reprising their role are Julia Garner as Ruth Langmore, Lisa Emery as Darlene Snell, Charlie Tahan as Wyatt Langmore and Navarro played by Felix Solis.
How did season 3 of Ozark end?
WARNING: contains spoilers from season 3
After a two year wait, Ozark made a triumphant return to Netflix in March 2020 with it’s third season.
This latest offering came to a dramatic end when crime lord Navarro shot and killed Helen Pierce.
Helen’s blood splattered over Marty and Wendy.
They were then embraced by Navarro and told this is only the beginning of their partnership.
What will happen on season 4 of Ozark?
As we don’t know if there will be another series yet, this is hard to determine.
However, showrunner Chris Mundy broke down the Season 3 finale and explained why Helen had to die.
Speaking to Indiewrire.com he said: “As good as Helen is, there’s other lawyers in the world.
“But Wendy and Marty have now pulled off two impossibilities for [Navarro]. One is getting a casino to launder through in the first place, which is sort of the holy grail of money laundering.
“And the second is that, at least in Navarro’s mind, their claim that they have the FBI on their side and can swing the power of the U.S. government in the intervention in the drug war against their rivals, that’s something virtually no one else can do, and that essentially tipped the scales for Marty and Wendy.”
