
Nathan for You — Season 4
This season dives headfirst into the wonderfully weird world of hustle and ingenuity. From orchestrating a hilariously elaborate fake news story – involving a ten-thousand-dollar deli tip, no less – to uncovering ingenious (and slightly shady) methods for selling everything from chili to boosting business for a massage parlor, things get delightfully unconventional. Expect unexpected alliances as our team attempts to undermine Uber’s rise with the help of an insider, and witness the evolution of storytelling itself. We'll also be tackling surprisingly specific challenges: teaching an international exporter how to navigate tax loopholes for smoke alarms, rebuilding trust for a struggling computer repair shop, and even helping a psychic find a genuinely human connection through marketing. And because no season is complete without a touch of heart, we’ll follow a Bill Gates impersonator on a poignant quest to reunite with his lost love.

Nathan orchestrated a carefully constructed performance, designed to create the illusion that comedian Michael Richards had left a $10,000 tip at a local deli.

Nathan conceived a clandestine scheme for selling chili and, independently, established a charitable organization dedicated to assisting a massage parlor in enhancing its client offerings.

Nathan reconnected with a former client, seeking to recruit a number of disgruntled taxi drivers for a scheme to undermine Uber's operations from within.

Nathan diligently cultivated his gift for narrative.

Nathan guided an international exporter through the complexities of shipping smoke alarms without incurring taxes.

Nathan cultivates a sense of reliability for the computer repair shop, fostering public confidence. Meanwhile, the psychic finds a more intimate connection with potential clients through personalized marketing efforts.

Nathan found himself unexpectedly drawn into a peculiar situation: assisting a man who convincingly resembled Bill Gates in his quest to reconnect with a lost love from the past.


