A financial adviser drags his family from Chicago to the Missouri Ozarks, where he must launder $500 million in five years to appease a drug boss.
The best episode of "Ozark" season 4 is "The Beginning of the End", rated 8.2/10 from 4951 user votes. It was directed by Andrew Bernstein and written by Chris Mundy. "The Beginning of the End" aired on 1/21/2022 and is rated 0.1 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Let the Great World Spin".
Marty and Wendy wrestle with a problematic offer. Ruth goes out on her own, Jonah rebels, and Omar's nephew makes his presence known.
Director: Andrew Bernstein
Writer: Chris Mundy
Maya pushes back on Marty's plan for Omar. Ruth pursues the hipster heroin market. Wendy tries to raise $150 million. The new sheriff causes problems.
Director: Andrew Bernstein
Writer: Laura Deeley
Maya and Omar meet face-to-face. Wendy has a contentious business meeting. Ruth goes behind Darlene's back. Jonah finds a new place to set up shop.
Director: Andrew Bernstein
Writer: Martín Zimmerman
Wendy's claims about Ben anger Ruth. Mel the P.I. tracks down Wendy's father. Ruth's trip to the Missouri Belle with Kerry doesn't go as planned.
Director: Alik Sakharov
Writer: John Shiban
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.
Director: Alik Sakharov
Writer: Paul Kolsby
Marty is tasked with proving Omar wasn't involved with a bombing. Wendy pays a visit to the Lazy-O Motel. Ruth and Wyatt make a plan.
Director: Robin Wright
Writer: Michael M. Chang, Jed Rapp Goldstein
The FBI's long-awaited meeting with Omar takes place. Wyatt shares some news with Ruth. Feeling betrayed, Javi gets aggressive.
Director: Robin Wright
Writer: Miki Johnson
Devastated by a tremendous loss, Ruth heads to Chicago to enact revenge as Marty tries to talk her out of doing something she may regret.
Director: Amanda Marsalis
Writer: Chris Mundy
Their deal with the FBI now dead, the Byrdes desperately search for more solutions to their growing problems. Wendy’s father comes to town.
Director: Amanda Marsalis
Writer: Laura Deeley
Marty travels to the Navarro estate, Ruth asks Frank Jr. for a favor, a new acting sheriff makes waves, and Wendy tries to bring Jim back into the fold.
Director: Melissa Hickey
Writer: John Shiban
Ruth makes a play for the casino with some help from a familiar face. Wendy cozies up to Omar's sister and arranges a meeting with Clare.
Director: Laura Linney
Writer: Ning Zhou
Nathan angers Wendy by making Charlotte and Jonah a surprising offer. Ruth tries to erase her own past with an assist from Charles Wilkes.
Director: Amanda Marsalis
Writer: Paul Kolsby, Martín Zimmerman
Omar pressures Marty to launder more money, but Ruth wants to keep her casino clean. Wendy goes to extremes to keep her children.
Director: Amanda Marsalis
Writer: Miki Johnson
Every desperate deal. Every broken promise. Every bloody murder. Eager to leave their murky past behind, the Byrdes make a final bid for freedom.
Director: Jason Bateman
Writer: Chris Mundy