'Casual' Season 4: Four things to look out for in the finale season

After their epic journey through love, hatred and family, Valerie, Laura and Alex are back to a new world, in a new decade, with different hopes and dreams.

'Casual' Season 4 opens with a dream. Valerie finds herself in front of a giant egg, and as she touches it the egg cracks open to reveal a pointy virtual assistant who greets Valerie and tells her, "Fruit toast is not a thing. Jam is a thing." After the virtual assistant glitches while saying "preserve", it plays Valerie's own bathroom song in an attempt to make her listen to music. When Valerie asks it if it was recording her, it replies, "I know everything about you."

Just as the first episode opens on an eerie note, 'Casual' Season 4 (which is probably set sometime in 2022) not only puts its characters in place but sets them against a near-futuristic background of driverless cabs, virtual reality dates, and several annoying virtual assistants. However, Season 4 is just as well scripted as the previous three seasons and it has brought each character to a full circle. While Season 4 is set sometime in the near future, the characters are certainly now in very different situations and things have just got interesting. It can be expected that the final season will certainly push its characters beyond the edge for the perfect narrative. 

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