NBC’s supernatural drama series Manifest is one of the most popular. After being launched on Netflix in June of 2021, it ran for three seasons between 2019 and 2021, gathering a large fan following. However, the show’s popularity on Netflix wasn’t enough to persuade NBC to renew it for the fourth season, and it was initially canceled. Fortunately, Warner Bros. and Netflix negotiated a deal soon after its termination, and the series was formally renewed for a fourth season by the streaming portal.

Trailer for Season 4 of Manifest

As a result, no trailer for the upcoming season has been released. Netflix, on the other hand, has issued a teaser trailer. Each letter in the graphic with the phrase “Manifest” represents the number “828.”

The show’s fourth and final season will be available to stream on Netflix in its entirety. Meanwhile, have a look at the Season 3 trailer down below! The number 828, which reflects the flight number allocated to the Montego Air aircraft from Jamaica to New York City, is likely to be known to spectators of the following event.

Those who have seen the program will remember that it provided flight 828 between Jamaica and New York City. During the flight, there was significant turbulence, and when the plane landed, the passengers discovered they had been gone for more than five years.

When the plane finally landed after suffering extreme turbulence during the flight, the passengers learned they had been gone for five years. However, none of the passengers could figure out what had happened to the jet or how they had journeyed through time.

When will the 4th season of Manifest be released?

Season 4 of “Manifest” was caught in limbo for a long time, which was both thematically fitting and irritating given the show’s focus on secrets and cliffhangers. Channing Dungey, the head of Warner Bros. Television Group, which produces the program, stated in an interview with Deadline that he hoped for an extension: “We’d want to see the program stay on NBC,” Channing stated. “We’re still talking with NBC, and we’re crossing our fingers.” That did not turn out to be the case. NBC officially canceled the sitcom, and the fan backlash started.

Given the series’ popularity on Netflix, many thought that the streaming service would work its magic and bring the program back for a fourth season, but Netflix, unsurprisingly, declined. Season 4 of “Manifest” prospects are currently gloomy, but series creator Jeff Rake isn’t entirely giving up hope. He could even be willing to tie it off with an entire film.

Season 4 of Manifest: Plot

The story follows an 828 corporate aircraft that takes off and lands five and a half years later owing to turbulence. Their emergence has thrown both the general people and the government into confusion. One of the passengers is a policeman attempting to find out what went wrong while the survivors are dealing with their traumatic recollections.

New information about the people and the flight is disclosed with each season, but whether it’s all true or not remains unanswered. Season 4 of Manifest will reveal the truth about Flight 828, including what caused it, if it happened, and whether it was a Mandela effect.

Aside from that, there are rumors that Eden may experience a time jump in the future season. In a recent Instagram photo labeled, “Love our on-set Daddy,” Jianna and Jeena, all four years old, are seen with Ben Stone, a.k.a. Josh Dallas. You will never meet a more caring and lovely person than him.

“To be a member of the Manifest Family, we are such blessed young ladies.” Could the twins’ portrayal of an older Eden, Ben and Grace’s daughter, be a spoiler? However, these are only rumors, so we’ll have to wait for further information from Netflix.

Who Should We Expect to See in the Cast?

The series’ protagonists, Melissa Roxburgh, who portrays Michaela Stone, and Josh Dallas, who plays Ben Stone, have signed new contracts for the last season. J.R. Ramirez is anticipated to join them. Matt Long, who portrays Zeke Landon, is still negotiating a contract with Parveen Kaur, Jack Messina, and Luna Blaise, who play Olive Stone.

Long’s future on the program is uncertain due to a potential scheduling conflict with his work on the NBC thriller Getaway. “I’ll be back for a portion of it. We’re simply trying to figure out what I’m capable of, “Long said.

He went on to say, “I like the program’s protagonist, but as you know, when it was cancelled, I scheduled another show. It was a test run. We have no idea what’s going on with it right now. It’s also a fantastic project. So far, we’ve just been able to figure out schedules. Everyone wants the best for everyone, so fingers crossed that everything works out.”