Fans of Netflix's smash hit drama Ozark have been served with some bittersweet news today that the show has been renewed for a final, 2-part season.
Keep scrolling for all the details and why some people aren't happy with one specific aspect of the announcement...
Netflix is home to a plethora of binge-worthy smash hits.
Over the last few years, the streaming giant has produced some of the best content for us TV-hungry folk to sink our teeth into.There's nothing better than a good old binge-watching session.
Kicking back, relaxing and switching on your favorite show. What could be better?The choices are endless...
From true crime to romance, there’s really something for everyone.And let's not forget...
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Netflix really does have it all.But there are a handful of standouts that have garnered significant acclaim...
And, of course, we can't forget Stranger Things.
One of the platform's fan-faves is Ozark.
Created by Bill Dubuque, the show centers on financial planner Marty Byrde, played by Jason Bateman.
But there's a more sinister reason behind the move.
The show has aired 3 seasons so far, with the most recent hitting screens in March.
The drama was an instant hit.
But it seems things are about to get darker for fans of the series...
The show has been renewed for a fourth season...
Although, there is a twist...
They're going to go out with a bang. Ozark will be back with an expanded 14-episode final season. https://t.co/otIoUeTXyH— Netflix (@Netflix)1593529200.0
Showrunner Chris Mundy spoke out about the news in a statement.
The series is set to go out with a bang.
As the news of the fourth and final season reached fans...
@people Such an awesome show - so glad we will get 1 more season!!!— nini (@nini)1593529829.0
Of course, many are sad to see the show go.
But all good things must come to an end, right?But it seems some people had a very specific grievance.
@people These 2 part seasons are bullshit— Elizabeth Lindsey (@Elizabeth Lindsey)1593533872.0
It's a trope people seem to be fed up with.
@people Is this going to be one of those ‘release half a season, wait a year, then release the 2nd half of the seas… https://t.co/jYf9HSeqUC— RichDelKearney (@RichDelKearney)1593531900.0