US EditionReview: Some moments in 'Four Seasons' are hotter than others
- The Four Seasons series, featuring Steve Carell and Kenney-Silver, premiered on May 1, 2025, on Netflix, centering on Ann and Nick's 25th anniversary celebration.
- The story develops from growing tensions caused by Nick's mood swings and an undisclosed vow renewal, with friends recognizing Nick wants to leave while Ann tries to maintain their bond.
- The ensemble cast includes a lead couple played by Will Forte and Tina Fey attempting to keep appearances, and a gay couple portrayed by Colman Domingo and Marco Calvani facing other relationship challenges amid group trip difficulties.
- Nick begins a relationship with Erika Henningson, who is much younger, while a play by Ann and Nick’s daughter exposes unspoken group tensions and becomes a divisive element among the friends.
- The series addresses generational and cellphone-related issues, highlights friendships beyond typical reality show drama, and provokes interest in the original while not fully resolving underlying conflicts.
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Review: Some moments in 'Four Seasons' are hotter than others
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