The release date of the last season of adolescent play 13 Reasons Why was confirmed, with season 4 set to come back to Netflix in June.
In seasons two and one, the controversial drama from Paramount Television and Anonymous Content, centered around the story of Hannah Baker (Katherine Langford), a teenage girl who dies by suicide, leaving a series of 13 recorded clues.
Season 3, which aired on Netflix in August 2019, watched the passing of football player Bryce Walker (Justin Prentice) along with the drama was concerned with identifying who murdered him.
But what can we anticipate from season four, the final on-screen chapter of 13 Reasons Why? Here’s everything you want to know.
But everyone is forced to question each other about who did it when it is found that footballer Bryce has been killed following the homecoming game – and Clay finds himself.
A number of the characters have been involved in Bryce’s departure – Zach, that beat him up on the night he died, Alex, that found Bryce injured and threw him into the river to expire and Montgomery de la Cruz (Timothy Granaderos) who got the blame.
It transpired that Monty was beaten to death in prison and the friends of Clay pin the murder on him, as the murder evaluation of Bryce closed. At the end of the series, Winston Williams (Deacon Bluman) confronts Ani Achola (Grace Saif) concerning the lie.
The fourth-season is expected to center around the alliance of the core cast, based on Deadline.
Some questions remain unanswered, such as what occurred to Tyler’s guns which were dropped, whether the relationship between Justin and Jessica will work outside, and what will happen to Alex, whose police officer daddy is mindful of his function in Bryce’s murder, as well as his drug use.
Hannah, Bryce, and Monty certainly won’t go back to the show but so far we can expect the other characters to look.
So we can expect to see Dylan Minnette (Clay Jenson), Brandon Flynn (Justin Foley), and Alisha Boe (Jessica Davis) back on our screens for the season, among others.
The show’s Twitter account revealed that the launch date to its”final goodbye” is Friday 5 June.
It came alongside a psychological video featuring some of the cast in the series, such as Clay Jenson, Justin Foley, and Alisha Boe, saying: “I won’t ever forget this experience”.
Season four will probably be 10 episodes long, which makes it the season of the series.
In July 2019, Netflix announced it would eliminate Hannah’s death scene in the series following concern from specialists and audiences like the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Found that there were almost 200 more deaths than expected over a span following the 2017 release of the show.
Ahead of the release of season three, Netflix made a statement, saying: “We have heard from several young people that 13 Reasons Why invited them to start discussions about difficult issues like depression and suicide and receive help often for the very first season.
“As we prepare to start season three after this summer, we have been mindful regarding the continuing debate around the series.
“So on the advice of medical experts, including Dr. Christine Moutier, Chief Medical Officer in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, we’ve decided with creator Brian Yorkey and the producers to edit the spectacle in which Hannah takes her own life from season one”