Netflix’s 2025 slate spans every genre—from horror to comedy, thriller to true crime—but the streaming giant is also rekindling old flames. This time, Netflix has revisited a classic, adapting the 1981 film The Four Seasons into a captivating mini-series. Since its debut, the series has taken the internet by storm, sparking buzz and discussions everywhere. Here is everything you need to know about the show that is quickly becoming the talk of the town.

The Four Seasons, a smash hit both critically and commercially, soared from a modest $6.5 million budget to gross over $50 million, securing its place as the 9th highest-grossing film of 1981. It has now made its way to Netflix in a latest adaptation.

Netflix’s latest dramedy, The Four Seasons, is already streaming—and it is stirring up all the right kinds of emotional chaos. Released on May 1, the eight-episode series follows six married friends who take quarterly weekend trips—until one couple’s sudden breakup sends shockwaves through the group. A sharp, heartfelt reimagining of the 1981 film, the show is brought to life by Tina Fey, Lang Fisher, and Tracey Wigfield. With rich characters and deeper storytelling, The Four Seasons is peak Netflix binge material.

Reviews for The Four Seasons are a mixed bag, with critics split on whether Netflix's latest dramedy hits the mark. USA TODAY’s Kelly Lawler found it flat and humorless, calling it a missed opportunity. Meanwhile, The Guardian praised its authentic middle-aged humor and heartfelt vibes. The Hollywood Reporter noted its charm but criticized the shallow character work. Still, the show surprisingly holds a 74% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, for now. Given the buzz and debate, viewers are already wondering: Will The Four Seasons return for a second round?

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With a Metacritic score of 60, critics are split—but fan-favorite Kerri Kenney-Silver, the emotional engine of The Four Seasons, just teased the buzz around a possible Season 2.

As of now, Netflix has not officially greenlit a second season of The Four Seasons. However, in a recent interview with Glamour, Kerri Kenney-Silver revealed that the entire cast is eager to return. She shared that the experience has been so rewarding, they would happily keep going for as long as possible. “We’re all dreaming for more,” she said, adding that while everyone remains hopeful, nothing is ever set in stone in the industry. Fans are also wondering where the mini-series was filmed, as the show's stunning locations play a key role in bringing its story to life.

Kerri Kenney-Silver expressed her enthusiasm, saying she would happily show up for the next season, no matter the circumstances—even if it meant filming in a basement in Dayton, Ohio, during a lockdown. Silver admitted that, as an actor, the experience of working with the cast is so rewarding that she would follow Tina Fey anywhere. Despite the challenges, her passion for the show and the team remains unwavering. However, the adaptation of the 1981 film is proving to be a strong fit for Netflix, resonating with viewers and showcasing the potential for even more stories to unfold.

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