Outer Banks Season 4 Trailer, Part 2 – The Pogs Hunt for Treasure in Morocco

The two-minute clip begins with a voiceover saying, “Home… All of us, we made it home” to some rather ominous music. He continues, “The question is…what would we risk to protect him?”

We then see all sorts of dramatic moments from the episodes, including outbreaks of violence and the gang’s decision to head to Morocco, which seems to raise the stakes even more as they make some scary new enemies.

You can watch the trailer in full below.

The official synopsis for the second half of the season reads: “Before they know it, they find themselves stranded with dangerous new enemies hot on their heels and racing towards the treasure.

“Meanwhile, their problems only grow, and they are forced to question their past, present and future – who they really are, was it all worth it and how much risk are they willing to take?”

The remaining five episode titles have already been released, including parts titled “City Council”, “Mothers and Fathers”, “Decision Day”, “Storm” and “Blue Crown”.

There’s no word yet on whether there will be a fifth season of the show or whether things will end well with these five episodes, but the former seems more likely given the show’s success and the fact that several stars were on tap. saying they wish they could do more.

For example, JJ Maybank star Rudi Pankow said: Entertainment tonight: “I think there are still messages that need to be conveyed, but at the same time it’s up to the writers whether they have a good framework for how to convey those messages, and I think they still do.”

Outer Banks cast also features Chase Stokes as John B. Rutledge, Madeline Cline as Sarah Cameron, Madison Bailey as Ciara Carrera, Jonathan Daviss as Pope Hayward, Carlacia Grant as Cleo, Austin North as Topper Thornton, Drew Starkey as Rafe Cameron and Fiona Palomo as Sophia.

Outer Banks Season 4, Part 1 is out on Netflix Thursday, October 10th, and Part 2 will be released on Thursday, November 7th. sign up for Netflix from £4.99 per month. Netflix is ​​also available on Sky glass And Virgin Media Stream.

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