Killing Eve Season 4: Where To Watch The Final Series

The award-winning spy drama ‘Killing Eve’ first released its season one in 2018, starring Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer in the leading roles as two sides of the same coin; it is 2022 now and the final season is available to watch every week on Sunday starting now for US viewers. Unfortunately, UK viewers will have to wait until the 5^th of March to see episode one, which is called “Just Dunk Me”. Read on to find out everything you can about ‘Killing Eve’ season four and how you can watch it.

Season four of ‘Killing Eve’ premiered on Sunday the 27^th of February at 8pm ET in the US; new episodes will be released every week to stream on either AMC+ or BBC America. On Saturday the 5^th of March, ‘Killing Eve’ season four will start airing every week from then through BBC iPlayer. The first two episodes have been confirmed to be called “Just Dunk Me” and “Don’t Get Eaten”.

According to the summaries released for the first episode, “Eve wants revenge; Villanelle joins a church; Carolyn wants to get back in the game”. The second episode’s summary is as follows: “Eve locates Helene; Villanelle’s quest for change goes awry; Carolyn is pushed aside by MI6”.

Watch the trailer for ‘Killing Eve’ season four right here:

The cast for ‘Killing Eve’ involves Jodie Comer as Villanelle, Sandra Oh as Eve Polastri, Fiona Shaw as Carolyn Martens, Kim Bodnia as Konstantin, Gemma Whelan as Carolyn’s daughter Geraldine, Camille Cottin as Hélène, Danny Sapani as Jamie, Turlough Convery as Bear, and Ayoola Smart as Audrey. In addition to these familiar faces in the series, some new cast members are joining for season four too, including Robert Gilbert and Anjana Vasan!

Robert Gilbert is set to play an ex-army individual called Yusuf, who teams up with Eve on her mission of revenge. Anjana Vasan is a new addition to being an assassin-in-training called Pam, who finds comfort in her work and has a brother that bullies her.

Every season to date has had a new female showrunner. “Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who remains an executive producer on the series, took charge of season one, Emerald Fennell was tasked with season two and Suzanne Heathcote was responsible for season three.” Now that we are at season four, the new showrunner for ‘Killing Eve’ is ‘Sex Education’ writer Laura Neal.

Watch ‘Killing Eve’ seasons one to three on BBC iPlayer now if you are in the UK and would like a refresher! All US viewers are also welcome to re-watch the previous series before jumping onto season 4 through BBC America.