The fourth season of “Virgin River Season 4” aired on the Discovery Channel from March 30 to May 27. The show follows the lives of the West family, consisting of patriarch John West, his wife Addie, their children Travis and Kimi, and their grandchildren. Season four features a focus on Kimi and Travis’s relationship and Travis’s battle with alcohol.
The fourth season of the MTV reality series “Virgin River” aired from November 5, 2011 to January 6, 2012. This season follows the lives of the McKenzie family and their ranching business. The season begins with tensions between the father, Mitch, and his eldest son, TJ, over TJ’s relationship with a city girl.
Mitch realizes that he needs to take a step back and give TJ some space.
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Four more seasons of the hit show “Virgin River” are set to air on the cable network, Bravo, in 2017. The first three seasons revolved around the relationships between brothers Seth and John Dunbar, and their friends Andy and Josh. In season four, Seth has a new girlfriend, Jenna, and John is trying to find his place in the world.
Virgin River Season 4 Release Date
The fourth season of the hit show “Virgin River” is set to air on Friday, October 27th. The new season will feature a new cast and will be 10 episodes long. The new cast includes actors Scott Foley (Chuck), Barbara Hershey (Norma), Shane West (Ben), Tim DeKay (Jedediah) and Graham McTavish (Doc).
The fourth season of the popular show “Virgin River” is set to air on June 14th, 2019. The last three seasons have all been released on Netflix, so it is safe to say that fans are eagerly awaiting the next installment. This year’s cast includes Rebecca Ferguson, Sissy Spacek and Tim Roth.
The fourth season of the show Virgin River will premier on September 25th. The new season will have 10 episodes and is set to be a cliffhanger. The cast and crew are still working on the new episodes and they have not released any spoilers yet.
Virgin River Season 4 Trailer
In anticipation of the fourth season of Virgin River, which premieres on September 25th on Showtime, the network released a new trailer. The season will follow the characters as they deal with the aftermath of a major fire that destroyed their town and threatens their way of life. The cast includes Emmy-winner and Golden Globe-winner Jeremy Sisto, Jaime King, Evan Rachel Wood, Jane Levy and Terry O’Quinn.
Season four of the hit show “Virgin River” is set to premiere on May 27th and fans are anxiously waiting to see what will happen next. In the trailer, we see that Buck has finally come home and Esmeralda is pregnant. We also see that Josie has started working for the sheriff again and the town is starting to get back to normal.
Fans of the show Virgin River, were treated to a new trailer for the fourth season this week, and it looks like things are about to get exciting. Peggy (Madeline Zima) is back and looking for revenge on the man who killed her husband, and Ben (Timothy Hutton) is determined to find out what happened. There’s also a new character named Tony who seems to be stirring up some trouble.
Virgin River Season 4 Release Date Netflix
Netflix released the trailer for season 4 of “The Virgin River” and has set a release date for Friday, October 26th. Fans of the show can rejoice as the new season will consist of 10 episodes. The cast and crew have been working hard to bring us another great installment in this Western drama.
Fans of the hit show “Virgin River” are eagerly awaiting the fourth season’s release on Netflix. While no official release date has been announced, fans can take solace in the fact that filming is almost complete. The cast and crew have confirmed that they are all working hard to get the new season up on Netflix as soon as possible.
Netflix has finally announced when the fourth season of their hit show “Virgin River” will be released. The fourth season is set to release on October 11th, just in time for the Halloween season. Fans of the show will be glad to know that there are only 10 episodes in this season, so it won’t be too long before they can get their fix.