Season 4 (My Reaction Series)

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Season 4
No. Episodes	13
Network	Netflix
First Episode	"Winter Break"
Last Episode	"Graduation"
Released	June 5, 2020 - August 7, 2020
Slogan	MONTY WAS FRAMED
Chronology
Preceded by	Season 3

On August 1, 2019, 13 Reasons Why was renewed for a fourth and final season. This season, Liberty High School’s senior class is preparing for graduation, but of course before they can actually say goodbye to each other and their school, they will have to keep a dangerous secret buried, as well as face “heartbreaking choices” that may impact their futures forever. The season premiered on June 5, 2020. The series finale aired on August 7, 2020.

Synopsis

In the final season, Liberty High School’s senior class is preparing for graduation, but of course before they can actually say goodbye to each other and their school, they will have to keep a dangerous secret buried, as well as face “heartbreaking choices” that may impact their futures forever.

Cast

Main

Dylan Minnette as Clay Jensen Grace Saif as Ani Achola Christian Navarro as Tony Padilla Alisha Boe as Jessica Davis Brandon Flynn as Justin Foley Ross Butler as Zach Dempsey Miles Heizer as Alex Standall Devin Druid as Tyler Down

Justin Prentice as Bryce Walker Timothy Granaderos as Montgomery de la Cruz Amy Hargreaves as Lainie Jensen Mark Pellegrino as Deputy Standall Tyler Barnhardt as Charlie St. George Jan Luis Castellanos as Diego Torres Deaken Bluman as Winston Williams Gary Sinise as Dr. Robert Ellman

Recurring

• Anne Winters as Chlöe Rice
• Steven Weber as Gary Bolan
• Josh Hamilton as Matt Jensen
• Joseph C. Phillips as Greg Davis
• Deaken Bluman as Winston Williams
• Austin Aaron as Luke Holliday
• Brandon Butler as Scott Reed
• Mark Pellegrino as Deputy Standall
• RJ Brown as Caleb
• Inde Navarrette as Estela de la Cruz
• Benito Martinez as Sheriff Diaz

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Episodes

Image	Episode Information
	"Winter Break" Airdate: June 5, 2020 Episode / Series Number: 01 / 40 Directed by: Russel Mulcahy Written by: Brian Yorkey
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	"College Tour" Airdate: June 12, 2020 Episode / Series Number: 02 / 41 Directed by: Russel Mulcahy Written by: Allen MacDonald
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	"Valentine's Day" Airdate: June 19, 2020 Episode / Series Number: 03 / 42 Directed by: Michael Sucsy Written by: Hayley Tyler
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	"Senior Camping Trip" Airdate: June 26, 2020 Episode / Series Number: 04 / 43 Directed by: Michael Sucsy Written by: Thomas Higgins
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	"House Party" Airdate: July 3, 2020 Episode / Series Number: 05 / 44 Directed by: Brenda Strong Written by: M. K. Malone & Franky D. Gonzalez
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	"Thursday" Airdate: July 10, 2020 Episode / Series Number: 06 / 45 Directed by: Brenda Strong Written by: Evangeline Ordaz
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	"College Interview" Airdate: July 17, 2020 Episode / Series Number: 07 / 46 Directed by: Sunu Gonera Written by: Allen MacDonald & Hayley Tyler & Evangeline Ordaz
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	"Acceptance/Rejection" Airdate: July 24, 2020 Episode / Series Number: 08 / 47 Directed by: Written by:
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	"Prom" Airdate: July 31, 2020 Episode / Series Number: 09 / 48 Directed by: Written by:
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	"Graduation" Airdate: August 7, 2020 Episode / Series Number: 10 / 49 Directed by: Written by:
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Production Notes

• Production was already underway as of August 1, 2019 and fiming ended December 19, 2019.
• Brenda Strong, who portrays Nora Walker, directed the fifth and sixth episode of Season 4.
• The global pandemic COVID-19 has not affected the production process of this season.
• This season, Gary Sinise (Dr. Robert Ellman), Jan Luis Castellanos (Diego Torres), Tyler Barnhardt (Charlie St. George), Deaken Bluman (Winston Williams) and Mark Pellegrino (Deputy Standall) were added to the main cast.
  • This makes Season 4 have the most main cast members out of all seasons.
• This is the first and only season that doesn't have an official soundtrack or aftershow.

Notes

• Nation Editions reported "The end of the third season concludes the Bryce Walker mystery. The group dodges the bullet with the help of Annie [sic], who artfully blames Monty. Everyone celebrates at Monet [sic] and wants things to improve from now on. But their problems are not yet over. There are flaws in their stories that will require clarification. He has made mistakes that will come back to haunt him. The setting for season 4 of ’13 Reasons Why ‘is set by two events."
• Brian Yorkey stated in an interview that this season would only consist of 10 episodes: "It served the story better, and 10 episodes ended up being the sweet spot for us. I think 10 episodes is a nice length for a season. I was adamant going into season 2 that it had to be 13 because the show's called 13 Reasons Why and if I'm a young viewer, I'm like, "13 reasons why but there's only 10 episodes." But at this point, heading into season 4 it was like, "We've given them 39 reasons why (episodes in total) at least, so I feel like we can say, yes the show is still called 13 Reasons Why, this season is 10 episodes." It's the right number, you'll see that when we get to the end."

Soundtrack

See also: 13 Reasons Why (Soundtrack)#Season 4

Song	Artist	Album	Scene
Trailer Song: "Spiraling" by Jens Kuross Promotional Song: TBA Theme Song: "Oh In This World Of Dread, Carry On" by Eskmo
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Quotes

“	Season 4 is a very different season. Each of the seasons has been unique, but Season 4 is more of a psychological exploration of what happens to friends when they’re forced to keep a secret. What happens to people when their guilt and their shame starts to eat them from the inside out. Season 3 was a whodunit. Season 2 was the trial. It was about the law and justice. Season 1 was about the mystery surrounding one particular individual. They’ve each had their own unique flavors. Nora Walker may or may not be part of that complexity. I think there’s ample room for her to enter into it, particularly in terms of Ani, since Ani was part of her household and is the line to Bryce. But we’ll see! I can’t really say how much or how little she’ll be involved.	”
	— -Brenda Strong in an interview with Pop-Culturist

“	We wanted to end the series hopefully, but we wanted it to be earned hope. The series was born in darkness and as is often pointed out, it is a dark series, but we have always tried to infuse it with hope and with humor where we can, and we wanted to end on a note of hope that was earned and that was not forced and also not overly sunny in a way that wouldn't be consistent with what had gone before. The other word that comes to mind, along with hope, is survival because everything comes after our ability to survive our hardest moments and our ability to keep moving and to stay alive for all the brighter things that life has in store for us. This show started with Hannah Baker not being able to do that, and we wanted to end by seeing so many of our characters able to do that, to face the real darkness, and to come out the other side into the light. That's what we wanted and I think and hope we achieved that.	”
	— Brian Yorkey about how they wanted the series to end speaking to Entertainment Weekly

Trivia

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Gallery

Images

• Promotional
• Character Portraits

Clay Jensen

Justin Foley

Jessica Davis

Tony Padilla

Ani Achola

Alex Standall

Tyler Down

Zach Dempsey

Winston Williams

Diego Torres

Videos

• Teaser
• Trailers
• Interviews

Saying Goodbye 13 Reasons Why Netflix

13 Reasons Why Final Season Official Trailer Netflix

Alisha Boe, Ross Butler, and Brandon Flynn on the 13 Reasons Why Season Finale

13 Reasons Why Season 4 Alisha Boe and Brandon Flynn on Jessica and Justin Being ENDGAME

'13 Reasons Why' Cast Reveals Keepsakes They Took From Season 4 Set

13 Reasons Why Season 4 Dylan Minnette on Emotional Ending and Possible Spin-Off Full Interview