Netflix is betting big on continuity. In a wave of renewals announced during its Wednesday upfront, the streaming giant confirmed new seasons for a slate of popular series, including Bridgerton, The Diplomat,

Netflix's 2025 upfront presentation included a slew of major announcements, one of which included renewal for The Four Seasons through season two.

"The Four Seasons," co-created by Tina Fey, is adapted from the 1981 movie with the same name. Here's what to know.

Netflix is keeping the friendship and drama going year-round. The streamer has officially renewed The Four Seasons for a second season following the success of its debut run, which premiered May 1.Based on Alan Alda’s 1981 film,

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The first episode of The Four Seasons is in last place because it is the opening episode and it thus establishes the various aspects of the story. The first episode helps viewers understand who the characters are and at this point in the show,

Netflix series "The Four Seasons" follows a similar structure to the 1981 movie with the same name, but there are some slight differences.

Thanks to the show’s strong start to life on Netflix, the renewal of The Four Seasons was to be expected, which we predicted in our preview for the second season, ahead of the renewal announcement. In the first week, the series amassed 11.9 million views, and momentum was maintained in week 2 with 24.4 million views in the first two weeks.

Steve Carell plays Nick Callan, a man experiencing a midlife crisis. During a spring getaway, he surprises everyone by announcing his decision to leave his wife, Anne (Kerri Kenney-Silver) and goes on to introduce his much younger girlfriend, Ginny (Erika Henningsen).