Season 4, slated to make its debut promises to take viewers on a wild ride as it centres around the murder of Charles-Hayden Savage’s (Steve Martin) stunt double, the enigmatic Sazz Pataki, portrayed by the talented Jane Lynch. As Charles, Mabel Mora (Selena Gomez), and Oliver Putnam (Martin Short) embark on their quest to unravel the mystery surrounding Sazz’s untimely demise and bring her killer to justice, the teaser reveals that their adventures will lead them on an extraordinary journey to the heart of Hollywood.
The trio’s insatiable curiosity and determination to uncover the truth take an unexpected turn when a studio offers to bring their podcast to the big screen. After their relentless search for a “hot fresh dead body” to investigate, the unlikely friends find themselves in Charles’ apartment, where they stumble upon the lifeless body of Sazz, with the point of entry being the window from which she was shot.
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From the glamorous red carpets to the lavish house parties in the Hollywood Hills, the trio finds themselves in an enviable position, their futures seemingly bright and promising. Dressed to the nines, they raise a toast with a glass of wine, celebrating the prospects that lie ahead.
The teaser also provides tantalising glimpses of the thrilling twists and turns that await fans this season. Armed special forces storm the iconic Arconia building, clad in full tactical gear, while Mabel meticulously hunts for fingerprints in Charles’ apartment. Oliver finds himself on the receiving end of a stinging backhand, and a mischievous baby pig runs wild through the hallways of their beloved New York City building.
In addition to the returning stars, including Martin, Gomez, Short, and Lynch, season 4 promises an array of exciting new additions. The legendary Meryl Streep will grace the screen once again, while Eva Longoria, Eugene Levy, and Kumail Nanjiani are set to play pivotal roles in the investigation surrounding Sazz’s untimely demise.
-Sushmita Sarkar