The CW’s high fantasy series The Outpost wrapped up season 3 with a game-changing finale in December 2020, and fans have been clamoring for more ever since. Fortunately, The CW ordered a fourth season of The Outpost in October 2020 — although, according to Deadline, the next 13 episodes are technically being billed as season 3B. Still, the most important thing is that more episodes are on the way, which means viewers shouldn’t wait too long to see Queen Talon (Jessica Green) in action. The Outpost is set years after Talon’s entire village was destroyed. As one of the last remaining Blackbloods (a race of people who possess supernatural powers), Talon embarks on a quest for revenge once she comes of age. Her journey leads her and her best friend Janzo (Anand Desai-Barochia) to an outpost where a queen is hiding in hopes of uniting her people and stopping religious fanaticism from spreading throughout the land. In this article, we will discuss the Outpost Season 4 release date, plot, cast, and everything else you need to know.
What is The Outpost Season 4 release date and story?
The shocking death of Gwynn will make things quite interesting for The Outpost Season 4. As a result of her death, Talon is now the queen, but her claim to the throne is unlikely to go unchallenged. And even if the rest of The Outpost accepts their new leader, Talon has a significant job ahead of her. Since she is a Blackblood, she has a much better chance of uniting her people and the humans, but given how deep the divide between them is, nothing about her task will be easy. It doesn’t help that there’s a bigger danger looming on the horizon now that the gods have been awakened. The show has yet to explain who or what the gods are. However, the battle between Gwynn and Yavalla triggered an awakening of two statues with their own agendas. The Outpost Season 4 release date should give us a better idea of how the story progresses. Add in the usual romantic entanglements and the dangerous Two (Jelena Stupljanin) still being on the loose, and Talon’s quest to form a united kingdom is sure to be bumpy.
She must conquer all challenges to save the world from an insane religious dictator. On her journey in The Outpost Season 4, she must travel with Janzo, her loyal and trusted friend, also a firm alliance with a queen in hiding, and their goals align, to defeat the religious dictator. Since the third season is still being aired, we will most likely see the fates of Yavalla, Garrett, Gwynn, and others, and the Outpost Season 4 release date will help pick up where the first part of the third season is left off.
Who all are featuring in The Outpost Season 4?
Season 3 of The Outpost ended with two shocking deaths: Gwynn and Tobin (Aaron Fontaine). As a result, it seems unlikely that Waterhouse or Fontaine will be returning for season 4. But while they’ll both be missed, the series still has a sprawling cast of characters. Fans will get to know more with the Outpost Season 4 release date announcement. As the show’s lead, Green is guaranteed to return as Talon. Desai-Barochia is returning as Janzo. Other cast members who are expected to return include Izuka Hoyle (Wren), Georgia May Foote (Falista), Jake Stormoen (Garret), and Reece Ritchie (Zed). So far, no new cast members have been announced, but every season of the show has brought new friends and enemies to The Outpost. We will get more information about the cast once the Outpost Season 4 release date is released.
Can fans expect anything after The Outpost Season 4?
CW has announced that Season Four is the final season of the fantasy drama. Due to the pandemic, the production had to go on a hiatus. Season three could not get completed, and season four started much before the official The Outpost Season 4 release date. The Twitter official page confirmed that the 13th episode of season four would be the final one. Outpost showed a powerful journey of a woman who fought till the end. Even with less budget, the CGI was good enough for a fantasy series to run smoothly. The acting, interactions, and storyline outdid the cinematography of The Outpost. It had to be excellent, or the show would have stopped after the first season itself.
