The Servant season 4 trailer promises an epic conclusion to the series. The beginning of the horror drama, created by Tony Basgallop and run by M. Night Shyamalan, centered around a Philadelphia couple who hired a nanny to look after their baby son Jericho. It’s quickly revealed that Jericho is a doll meant to help the couple come to terms with a loss. But, as viewers will attest, that’s far from the weirdest thing about Servant.
The weirdest aspect of the Apple TV+ original, and its driving force, is the nanny herself. Leanne, played by breakout star Nell Tiger Free, has evolved from a quiet and ostensibly meek young woman to a menace with potentially untold power. Her evolution mirrors the trajectory of Servant itself, as the show has moved from a relatively familiar horror saga to one of the most quietly unsettling dramas currently streaming. The final season, which now has a debut date, will continue to build on that reputation.
Apple TV has now unveiled the Servant season 4 trailer, with the show’s final chapter debuting on January 13 and consisting of 10 episodes. The preview returns to the beginning of the story, when Sean Turner (Toby Kebbel) first hires Leanne to look after the doll baby. It also shows how the grief of Dorothy (Lauren Ambrose) complicates the dynamic, running through the biggest moments of Servant and then ending with the promise of an epic conclusion to the series.
What To Expect In Servant’s Final Season
It’s promised that Servant season 4 will pick up on the big cliffhangers viewers were left to ponder. Leanne had kidnapped Jericho, who is now a living child, from the Turner home. Dorothy, meanwhile, fell into a coma and required the care of Sean and her younger brother Julian (Rupert Grint). As all this is unfolding, Leanne begins a war against the Chruch of the Lesser Saints. That grows into a battle that threatens the Turners, their neighborhood, and all of Philadelphia.
But even with all this, it’s promised that the show will answer some of its biggest mysteries, such as the question of Leanne’s true identity. With the debut still a few months away, curious audiences can catch up on Servant before the last batch of episodes drops. Regardless of how the Turner saga ultimately finishes up, the Apple TV+ series included plenty of wild moments and a few genuinely inspired twists that make the journey itself worth the price of admission, even if the finale falls short of expectations.
