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Wed, March 8, 2023
Bill Hader and Alec Berg's dark comedy, Barry, is returning for its highly anticipated fourth and final season.
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HBO recently released a teaser for the upcoming season, which is scheduled to premiere on April 16.
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With rave reviews and numerous awards under its belt, many fans are wondering why the showrunners decided to end the series after only four seasons.
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In a recent interview with Variety, Bill Hader explained that while working on the fourth season with the writing team, a clear ending for the series presented itself.
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However, he did not want to rush the conclusion of the show and decided to break the news last year, as they began filming for season four.
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Hader revealed that he told HBO's vice president of comedy programming, Amy Gravitt, that the show naturally comes to an end with the fourth season.
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Despite feeling sentimental, Gravitt trusted Hader's decision and agreed that it was the right time to end the series.
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Recently, HBO released the teaser for the fourth season of Barry, featuring Bill Hader as the titular character, Barry Berkman.
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In the brief clip, we see Barry in prison while the song "After the Lights Go Out" by the Walker Brothers plays in the background.
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Throughout the teaser, Barry makes a series of phone calls, including one to his former friend Cousineau, who reassures him that he has his back.
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