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You won’t need any internet hacks to stream the return of this heartwarming comedy.
HBO’s Emmy-winning series “Hacks” returns to the streaming service this week, with Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder reprising their respective roles as comedy legend Deborah Vance and young comedy writer Ava Daniels.
And after Season 3 ended on a major cliffhanger, fans won’t want to miss the start of the new season. Read on for everything you’ll need to catch every second.
When does ‘Hacks’ Season 4 premiere?
The first two episodes of “Hacks” Season 4 will hit HBO Max on April 10, 2024 at 9 p.m. ET.
How to watch ‘Hacks’ Season 4
You’ll need a subscription to HBO Max to watch the new season (and to catch up on the first three installments of the critically acclaimed series).
In addition to a direct subscription, you can also add the service via Prime Video, starting at $9.99/month for streaming with ads.
Live TV streaming options like Sling also offer a Max add-on to catch the show right when it airs. (Plus, when you subscribe to Max through Sling Blue, you’ll also score 50% off your first month and $5 off every month after that).
Who is in the ‘Hacks’ cast?
In addition to Smart and Einbinder, “Hacks” Season 4 will see supporting cast members like Meg Statler, Carl Clemons-Hopkins, Mark Indelicato, Kaitlin Olson, Rose Abdoo, Jane Adams and Paul Downs —who’s also a co-showrunner — reprising their roles.
Plus, HBO’s already teased plenty of star-studded cameos for Season 4, including Julianne Nicholson, Robby Hoffman and Michaela Watkins.
How many episodes are in ‘Hacks’ Season 4?
Following the initial double drop, “Hacks” will release one episode a week for a total of 10 episodes.
‘Hacks’ Season 4 trailer
After Season 3 ended with Deborah scoring her long-awaited late-night show and — spoiler alert! — Ava blackmailing her to nab the head writer role, the Season 4 trailer teases plenty of drama to come.
While the dynamic duo has certainly had disagreements in past seasons, Smart told Deadline that “this takes it to a whole new level.”
“I was a little surprised that it got so contentious and so dark,” she added. “But I didn’t have any doubt that it would work because what they do always works.”
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