Atypical Season 4 is coming to Netflix on July, reveals first look

After nearly being on a hiatus for two years, Netflix’s beloved dramedy Atypical will finally return for its fourth and final season next month. Yes, Atypical Season 4 is coming to Netflix this July.

For a while, the show’s future remained unsure and with the slew of Netflix’s pandemic cancellations, fans of the show were skeptical that they might not be able to see the returns of their fan-favorite characters but they didn’t have to wait much longer as Netflix gave them a sigh of relief by announcing that the show will indeed return one last time.

And now, we finally have the release date alongside some first look pictures.

Atypical Season 4 is coming to Netflix on July 9.

In an announcement made by Netflix on their Twitter handle, it has been revealed that Atypical Season 4 will premiere on July 9.

Atypical Season 4 will feature 10 episodes just like the previous outings of the show. Netflix also released first look images that you can see below.

There’s a lot to look forward to in the fourth and final season of the show as it will likely pick up from where we last left off in the series.

When we last saw Sam, he had finally made a huge decision to move out of his parent’s place and to move in with Zahid, which is going to be a huge part of the upcoming storyline and it will also be really rewarding to see how Sam deals with this new challenge.

We also can’t wait to see more of Sam and Paige’s relationship and how they evolve. And speaking of relationships, when we last saw Casey, she had finally gotten together with Izzie and now we will finally get to see their relationship develop. It will also be fun to see how Evan factors in their story and what’s in store for him.

This season will also show the resolution to Doug and Elsa’s rocky marriage and where they might go.

Atypical Season 4 will sure to be a treat for the fans of the show and we just can’t wait to see how it all wraps up and cry with everyone.

All the episodes of Atypical are currently streaming on Netflix.