Picture: The Four Seasons – Netflix
After starting as a limited series, Netflix’s TV adaptation of The Four Seasons is increasingly likely to have more life and could be renewed soon. We’re still waiting on renewal, but the show’s creators have already begun talking about a potential second season for The Four Seasons. Here’s what we know so far.
The Four Seasons is a Netflix Original comedy series co-created by Tina Fey, Lang Fisher, and Tracy Wigfield. It is an adaptation of the 1981 movie of the same name, which Alan Alda starred in, wrote, and directed.
The series stars Tina Fey Will Forte, Kerri Kenney, Marco Clavani, Erika Henningsen, Colman Domingo, and Steve Carell.
The dynamic of a group of six friends who regularly vacation with each other is thrown into chaos when Nick divorces his wife of 25 years, Anne, and soon finds a much younger woman who joins him on subsequent trips.
What is the renewal status of The Four Seasons?
Official Renewal Status: Pending (Last Updated: 08/05/2025)
At the time of writing, Netflix has yet to decide on the future of The Four Seasons. While some may argue that The Four Seasons is a limited series, so it’s a one-and-done, we’ve seen evidence to the contrary. In fact, on Netflix’s Global top ten list on TUDUM, the series is listed as “Season 1” and not with the “Limited Series” tag like others. This suggests that The Four Seasons is no longer a miniseries and could be renewed soon.
The show’s creators have expressed an interest in making a second season, but this depends on Netflix giving them the green light.
Tina Fey, actor and co-creator of the series, had the following to say about a second season:
“I feel like we sort of don’t dare to dream yet. But we did. Who knows. If we were lucky enough to do more of these, we’d certainly all like to hang out again.”
Picture: Tina Fey as Kate is one of co-creators The Four Seasons – Netflix
Fellow co-creator Tracey Wigfield also shared her thoughts on the possibility of a second season:
“If we did another season, we would want the same group of friends. We’d want Ginny to really be tied in there because she and Anne are going to have children who are siblings. And it just gives us a lot to play with in their relationship.”
The creators certainly seem willing to produce more of The Four Seasons, and depending on how the series performs, we could certainly see a second season in the near future.
How has the series performed so far?
In the first four days of release, The Four Seasons has amassed 11.9 million CVEs, which, as reported in our weekly round-up, is around the “average” for limited series debuting in 2025 and on the lower end for a U.S. title.
However, when compared against other Netflix comedies, The Four Seasons is off to a stronger start than Nobody Wants This, Running Point, and A Man on the Inside, all of which have been renewed for second seasons.
So, the series is off to a respectable start, but we’ll need to see how the next few weeks pan out to determine whether Netflix will renew it for a second season. If the other comedy shows have been handed renewals, then it’s like The Four Seasons will, too.
What can we expect from the second season of The Four Seasons?
As co-creator Tracey Wigfield alluded to above, the second season of The Four Seasons could focus on Ginny, who is pregnant with Nick’s child.
While Ginny may not be a “member” of the friendship group (yet), her pregnancy with Nick’s child means she will definitely be in their lives for a long time. Naturally, this means we may see a significant focus on Ginny and Anne’s relationship, as the pair will share children who are siblings. Also, with Nick’s death, Ginny does not have the support of a partner, whereas Anne, who was married to Nick for 25 years, had him to lean on during their marriage and raising Lila.
Picture: Erika Henningsen as Ginny in The Four Seasons
At the very least, Ginny will be pregnant in Spring and likely give birth during the Summer. Or they may skip her giving birth, and by the Fall episodes, we’ll see her with her newborn child. It will be fun to see the long-time parents Kate, Jack, and Anne help Ginny throughout her pregnancy and likely the first several months after the baby is born.
We may also see what happens with Nick’s will. We already know he was the “hedge fund” king and made a fortune from the markets; however, as he is divorced from Anne and only knew Ginny for seven months, it’s unclear where either will stand to inherit from the will. This means all his money could go to his daughter Lila. She may have the last say on how much support her new sibling could receive from their father’s money.
Picture: Kerri Kenney-Silver as Anne in The Four Seasons – Netflix
The ripple effect of Ginny’s pregnancy could also impact Danny and Claude, who have yet to have children or adopt. With a baby on the way, the pair could become incredibly broody, or it may throw a wrench in their relationship if one of them gets cold feet over the idea of being parents.
Picture: Marco Calvani as Claude (left) and Colman Domingo as Danny (right) – Netflix
Other story beats we could see in the second season are:
- Lila’s relationship with Ginny.
- Anne moving on and finding a new long-term partner.
- Kate and Jack continue repairing their marriage.
- The continuation of Danny’s health and how that will impact his feelings about becoming a parent.
Who can we expect to see return for The Four Seasons season 2?
With the exception of Steve Carell, we would expect the following cast members to return to reprise their roles in season 2:
- Tina Fey as Kate.
- Will Forte as Jack.
- Kerri Kenney as Anne.
- Marco Calvani as Claude.
- Colman Domingo as Danny.
- Erika Henningsen as Ginny.
- Julia Lester as Lila.
- Ashlyn Maddox as Beth.
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