
Ozark — Season 4
Freedom from the cartel is seemingly within reach, but fraying familial bonds may prove to be the Byrdes' ultimate undoing.

Marty and Wendy found themselves grappling with a difficult proposition. Meanwhile, Ruth embarked on a path of independence, Jonah chafed against expectations, and Omar’s nephew began to assert himself.

Maya resisted Marty’s proposed course for Omar. Ruth delved into the shadowy world of heroin trafficking among the young and fashionable. Wendy embarked on a daunting quest for $150 million. And the arrival of the new law enforcement office…

Maya and Omar found themselves meeting, their eyes meeting across the space. Meanwhile, Wendy navigated a difficult business negotiation. Elsewhere, Ruth acted against Darlene’s interests. And Jonah secured a new location for his work.

Wendy’s assertions regarding Ben provoked a strong reaction from Ruth. Meanwhile, Mel, the private investigator, located Wendy’s father. And Ruth’s journey aboard the Missouri Belle with Kerry proved unexpectedly problematic.

The Senator offered a gesture of peace, though subtly askew. Meanwhile, Ruth and Marty desperately sought to repurchase the drugs Darlene had supplied. Charlotte, in turn, considered the uncertain path that lay ahead after graduation.

Marty’s assignment was to definitively disprove any connection between Omar and the bombing. Meanwhile, Wendy made a trip to the Lazy-O Motel. Elsewhere, Ruth and Wyatt were devising a strategy.

The FBI finally convened with Omar. Meanwhile, Wyatt shared some news with Ruth. Hurt by what he perceived as a betrayal, Javi reacted with aggression.

Consumed by grief after a profound loss, Ruth travels to Chicago, driven by a desire for retribution. Meanwhile, Marty struggles to dissuade her from a course of action that could lead to irreversible regret.

With their arrangement with the FBI dissolved, the Byrdes now frantically sought further remedies for their escalating troubles. Wendy's father arrived in town.

Marty journeyed to the Navarro estate, where Ruth sought a favor from Frank Jr. The arrival of a new acting sheriff stirred considerable attention, while Wendy made an effort to reconcile with Jim.

Ruth set her sights on the casino, enlisting the aid of someone she knew well. Meanwhile, Wendy cultivated a rapport with Omar’s sister, skillfully arranging a rendezvous with Clare.

Nathan provoked Wendy's displeasure with an unexpected proposition extended to Charlotte and Jonah. Meanwhile, Ruth sought to sever ties with her history, aided by Charles Wilkes.

Omar exerted increasing pressure on Marty to facilitate further money laundering, while Ruth remained determined to maintain the integrity of her casino. Elsewhere, Wendy went to extraordinary lengths to safeguard her children.

Each desperate bargain struck, each broken vow, each brutal killing – the Byrdes, yearning to escape the shadows of their history, make one last, perilous attempt at liberation.


