Where all the Outer Banks pogues were left at the end of season 4, part 1

Warning! SPOILERS ahead Outdoor benches Season 4, part 1.

No matter how much I hate it when Netflix splits seasons into two partsI can’t deny the wait for part 2 of Outdoor benches has kept the series fresh in my mind for weeks since its premiere on the TV program 2024. It feels like every day I discover more things that I have wants to see in the last five episodes. So now, thinking about where we left our treasure hunters during the mid-season finale, I’m eager to know what will happen to the Pogues when the show returns on November 7.

Part of the excitement has to do with the fact that I’m curious to see if the Pogues will be able to find the “Blue Crown” and get out of the treasure hunt game once and for all. After all, that’s the main plot of this season. However, I also can’t stop thinking about the characters and how they’re in the worst shape they’ve ever been. And that means something, considering John B. almost died a record number of times in the first three seasons alone.

By the end of the first five episodes, it felt like the crew was more spread out than ever before, and that doesn’t bode well for the challenges they’ll face when Volume 2 comes out. Since binging shows sometimes make us forget all the details, you might not remember where they all are Outdoor benches The characters found themselves at the end of episode 5. But don’t worry, we’re here to help!

From left to right: Madelyn Cline looks scared while holding a flashlight and Jonathan Daviss holds her arms and a flashlight.

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Pope and Sarah are trapped in the Charleston crypt

Without a doubt, Pope and Sarah found themselves in the most dangerous and precarious situation after Part 1. If you don’t remember, after arriving in Charleston, the gang found the church and cemetery which Pope believes is the key to tracking down the perpetrator. “Blue Crown.” Once inside, Pope works with Sarah for the first timeand the two enter the crypt to locate the treasure.

After accidentally locking themselves out of the way they came in, Pope and Sarah attempt to escape via the path Lightner and Dalia used to get ahead of them on the map. Unfortunately, they sealed the tomb on their way out, leaving Pope and Sarah trapped. To make matters worse, heavy rain outside penetrates the crypt, flooding it.

No matter how unfortunate the situation, Sarah and Pope both have experience getting in and out of dangerous situations. If the Pogues have taught me anything, it’s to never underestimate them and their will to survive. I’m sure they’ll escape the crypt by the end of episode 6 at the latest.

(L to R) Gary Weeks as Luke who receives a letter from Rudy Pankow as JJ

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JJ and Kiara are still in Kildare

As much as I love JJ, he has made terrible decisions this season.

After receiving a cryptic message, he decides to find out what it means by saving the Pogues and staying behind in Kildare. The move puts him back in touch with his estranged father, Luke, who he thought was out of the country. The plot twists don’t stop there, however.

While on the run from the police, Luke gives JJ some life-changing news: he is not his biological father. In fact, JJ is not a Pogue at all, but rather the son of Groff and Larissa Genrette, making him the heir to his family’s fortune and Goat Island.

With JJ’s whereabouts unknown to the Pogues, Kiara decides to remain in Kildare until she can track JJ down. She decides to keep the Kildare County Surf Shop open in the meantime, as they are all strapped for cash. It’s a smart decision until Rafe shows up looking for Sarah. Even after dealing with the Kook, Kiara is in the best shape heading into the final five episodes.

However, now I’m wondering how she’ll react to this revelation JJ just had.

John B in Outer Banks Season 4

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John B. and Cleo are above ground in Charleston

For the first time in his life, John B. is worried about searching for treasure. When we leave him at the end of Part 1, he simply has no desire to shoot Lightner for fear of becoming like his father, Big John. Although he is above ground in Charleston, his mind is largely underwater as he struggles to cope with the trauma surrounding his relationship with his late father.

Cleo is in a similar condition. She finds herself above ground in Charleston, dealing with her trauma surrounding the tragic loss of her father figure, Terrance. However, unlike John B, Cleo does not share his fear of taking a life, and instead vows to take revenge on Lightner for what he did to Terrance. Not even being nearly choked to death by said antagonist is enough to stop her from seeking revenge.

The Pogues have certainly been in a tough spot physically and emotionally, but that seems to be what they’re aiming for. They’ve essentially hit rock bottom, which means the only place they can go is up. All I know is that Outdoor benches Season 4, Part 2, is one you won’t want to miss. So make sure this Netflix subscriptions are ready, because we return to the OBX to find out what happens next to the Pogues on November 7.