Atlanta season four has received an official release date… and unfortunately, an ending, too. Now we have the Atlanta season four trailer.
Just two months after Atlanta‘s third run, the celebrated comedy-drama has already set out for the fourth and final season.
A couple weeks ago, the Atlanta Instagram page dropped a teaser for the farewell, announcing that it would premiere on September 15th on FX
Atlanta Season Four Trailer For Show’s Final Run–Release Date Announce
While we don’t know an exact day for the premiere episode, we do know that we are anxiously waiting to see our favorite crew–Earn, Paper Boi, Darius, and Van–return!
A brief look into last season:
View this post on Instagram
After nearly a two-year hiatus, season three for the award-winning series launched in March of this year and had its finale in May.
Although fans were able to see in-depth development of the characters, due to the long stint between season two and three, the show took a major dip in viewers. There were also mixed reviews about the direction of the plot.
However, we’re excited to see how the FX phenomenon will wrap each of the cast members’ storylines!
Originally making its debut in September of 2016, Atlanta follows college-drop-out turned music manager Earnest “Earn” Marks’ (Donald Glover aka Childish Gambino) quest for fame, alongside his rapper cousin, Alfred “Paper Boi” Miles (Brian Tyree Henry). Zazie Beetz portrays Glover’s girlfriend/baby’s mother, Vanessa Keefer, and LaKeith Stanfield is Darius, Henry’s character’s best bud.
Glover, who serves as the creator of the series, received wide acclaim for the show’s unapologetic expression and exploration of deep subjects in today’s Black America.
All three season of Atlanta are now available on Hulu.
Will you be tuning in to Atlanta season four? Let us know in the comments!
Readers Might Also Like:
[FIRST LOOK] Nicki Minaj Documentary With Raw Early Footage Is On The Way
[FIRST LOOK] Miasha Coleman’s ‘Secret Society 2: Never Enough’ Coming To Prime Video
[FIRST LOOK] ‘Send Help’, A New Dramedy Starring ‘Insecure’ Alum Comes To ALLBLK This August
[FIRST LOOK] ‘Sweet Life’ Season 2, Issa Rae Produced Reality Series Returns To HBO Max
