Will The Four Seasons Get A Season 3? What We Know About The Netflix Show’s Future

Netflix’s The Four Seasons is the perfect comfort watch, following a group of lifelong friends over the course of one year in their lives.

Starring Tina Fey (who also co-created the show), Kerri Kenney-Silver, Colman Domingo, Will Forte and Marco Calvani, the series has been a huge hit for Netflix since it premiered last year.

And while some questioned whether the show could survive past the death of Steve Carell’s character, Nick, it came back with a triumphant second series last month that was just as loved by critics and audiences alike.

After season two ended with an intriguing cliffhanger, we can’t wait to meet up with the central group again – that is, if Netflix decides that the show should get a third season.

Here’s everything we know about the future of The Four Seasons…

Currently, Netflix has not announced whether The Four Seasons will return for a third run of episodes.

However, considering the dramedy has not budged from Netflix’s Top 10 since season two’s release just over a week ago, in addition to its rave reviews, things look promising for fans hoping to reunite with the old friends.

In an interview with ScreenRant, series co-creator Tracey Wigfield confirmed that she wants the series to run and run.

“This is only the second season, so I think we’ll know when it feels like it’s coming to a natural stopping point. I would love to do another season, if we could,” she explained, adding that she’s hoping for at least four.

Speaking to Today, Tracey also teased that “they also have ideas and conversations that are interesting for all the characters that we hope we get to do more.”

Meanwhile, despite there being no official confirmation about a third season, co-creators Lang Fisher and Tracy Wigfield told ComingSoon that they have already opened up the show’s writer’s room, and are now coming up with ideas for future instalments.

The end of season two of The Four Seasons saw the group healing their past rifts.

Kate and Jack reached a more comfortable place in their marriage, Ginny was seen thriving in motherhood and Danny and Claude came to an agreement about where they are going to live.

The character with the most exciting arc going forward is Anne, who struggled with widowhood and living alone in the latest episodes.

At the end of the second season, Anne decided to move to Italy, where she finally met a new man who caught her eye, played by David Tennant.

No one is more excited for this plot to potentially be explored deeper than Kerri Kenney-Silver, who plays Anne.

“I lost my mind,” she admitted to Decider. “There were a lot of ideas thrown around there, I mean, just on paper. I was like, ‘Oh my God.’ I laughed out loud when he said his name was Gianpiero, when I read the script — I didn’t see it coming. I’m also not that bright, but I didn’t see it coming.”

Hopefully, David will be back to join in the fun and the many getaways in season three.

“That surprise new friend is in the group now,” Tracey claimed during her ComingSoon interview. “So we were very excited to have him appear, yeah, that’s kind of our big cliffhanger in it.

“It’s another way that, like this group that’s been together forever, is now changing up with a little bit of new blood.”

Based on season two’s conclusion, it looks like the “core group” will return for more bittersweet drama.

It’s not certain if David is returning to reprise his role just yet, but the writers hope the Doctor Who star will be back, with Tina admitting that she always had the Rivals actor in mind to play this charming new love interest.

“The way we pitched it to David was, ‘What would happen if Anne chose someone who was similar to her?’” she explained.

“Anne has been with someone who’s very much her opposite. Nick took care of the money, and she was the creative one. When you have a relationship later in life, you’re not choosing a father for a baby. You’re just having a relationship.”

The Four Seasons is available to stream on Netflix.