Chase Stokes with his hand on Rudy Pankow's shoulder in Outer Banks Season 4
It's about time to "bring it on home" to the Outer Banks for Season 4, as Netflix just released a new set of images and a teaser confirming when the hit teen drama series will make its return. Anticipation has been running high for what's next for the Pogues after Season 3's finale set up a brand-new treasure to hunt and new ventures for each of the teens after finding the gold at El Dorado and returning to the OBX.
The teaser opens with a triumphant shot of Chase Stokes's ringleader, John B., standing against the orange sky with the gold in his hand. However, three seasons worth of searching hasn't brought an end to their story as he declares it was merely the beginning of their story.
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