Ozark - Season 4 Episode 5 No one gets out clean.
Chidule: The Senator extends an olive branch — with a twist. Ruth and Marty scramble to rebuy the drugs Darlene sold. Charlotte ponders life after high school.
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**You know it's a damn good show when even the overused blue color filter can't hide all the incredible performances.** Simply put, Ozark is a show that started out with potential for greatness, and then proceeded to deliver on that promise with every subsequent season. Season 3- which is the latest at this time, is a master class of crime drama polished to perfection with two brilliant, commanding performances by Jason Bateman and Laura Linney. I saw how in the beginning, everyone used to undermine the show by drawing many comparisons between Breaking Bad and I could understand why. But since season 2, the show has managed to escape that particular shadow and build its own personality. If you're a fan of crime drama in the likes of Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Narcos or Fargo, I think this show will more than live up to your expectations.