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Yellowjackets sets final season premiere for November 20

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Yellowjackets will return for its final season on November 20. Melanie Lynskey and Christina Ricci are among the returning cast members, while June Squibb and Molly Ringwald join the Emmy-nominated series. The show's last chapter is teased with a warning that it will sting.

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The Emmy-nominated series will conclude with its fourth season on Nov. 20. Melanie Lynskey and Christina Ricci are among the main cast returning for the last chapter, while June Squibb and Molly Ringwald join the show.

Promotion for the final season suggests rescue may finally arrive, though the show warns that this concluding run will sting. The premiere date places the farewell in the fall television schedule.

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The final season could draw longtime viewers back to a shared mystery and give its cast a high-profile sendoff. Fans may debate whether the conclusion satisfies years of speculation, while new cast additions could attract broader attention. Its cultural footprint may linger through streaming, awards conversations, and fan communities after the premiere.

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