Season three of Good Trouble may have ended, but season four is already in the works. Freeform confirmed that the program will return for a second season shortly after the season finale on Wednesday. The protagonists’ lives shift dramatically in the finale: Callie (Maia Mitchell) begins to consider a career as a defense attorney, while Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) plots to shut down a competing app.
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We can’t help but wonder if Good Trouble season 4 will be its final season, given that numerous other Freeform shows are wrapping up this year — The Bold Type ended in June, and Motherland: Fort Salem was just renewed for a third and final season — Read on for the few details we have regarding the Good Trouble Season 4 till we know for sure.
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Release Date for Season 4 of Good Trouble
Though no official release date has been set, The Hollywood Reporter reports that it will premiere on February 21, 2022.
The cast of Season 4 of Good Trouble
Following the season three finale’s cliffhangers, most of the ensemble is expected to return for season four; however, showrunner Joanna Johnson suggested to TVLine that season four “may have some new characters.”
The plot of Season 4 of Good Trouble
Johnson also suggested that next season will wrap up several loose ends from the season three finale, such as Gael and Isabella’s pregnancy, Malika’s “brand-new work world,” and Mariana and the Fight Club girls “trying to launch their app [after] their IP has been stolen,” in an interview with TVLine. “You’re going to see more of everything that I hope everyone enjoys about the show,” Johnson continued.
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“You’re going to see more of the community, more of our characters hanging out together at the Coterie, and finding that comfort that we all find in the community because the world is so hard.”
“In the next season, there’s a lot of that, this concept of, ‘Hey, we’re better together, and there’s comfort in our community, and let’s turn to one other to make this life a little easier.'”