From The Simpsons creator Matt Groening comes Disenchantment. Upset about her arranged marriage, Princess Tiabeanie (Abbi Jacobson) embarks on an adventure alongside friends Luci the demon and Elfo the elf. If you’re wondering how to watch Disenchantment on Netflix, here are some methods to do so.
Where to Watch Disenchantment Season 4
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How Many Episodes Are in Disenchantment Season 4?
There are 10 episodes in Disenchantment season four. Each episode lasts 30 minutes on average. You can check the complete list of Disenchantment episodes and their scheduled date release here below.
Season Four
- “Love Is Hell”: February 9, 2022
- “The Good, The Bad, and the Bum-Bum”: February 9, 2022
- “The Cabinet of Dr. Chazzzzz”: February 9, 2022
- “Goon Baby Goon”: February 9, 2022
- “The Pitter-Patter of Little Feet”: February 9, 2022
- “What to Expect When You’re Expecting Parasites”: February 9, 2022
- “The Unbearable Lightning of Bean”: February 9, 2022
- “Spy Vs. Spy Vs. Spy”: February 9, 2022
- “The Goo-Bye Girl”: February 9, 2022
- “Bean Falls Apart”: February 9, 2022
Previous Seasons
- Season Three: January 2021
- Season Two: September 2019
- Season One: August 2018
What Are the Critics Saying About Disenchantment Season 4?
Disenchantment received a 65% from critics and a 76% from audience viewers. Reviews for the series are mostly positive, with many viewers enjoying that earlier season plot threads are being finished in the latest. Audiences praise the show for its good humor, nice animation, and fun characters.
“Disenchantment [season four] pulls out all the stops with its first installment, bringing back fan-favorite characters, introducing new ones, and wrapping up previously-existing plot threads in a tidy yet hilarious manner before jumping on to the next.” – Brittany Vincent, Decider
“Disenchantment is far from Matt Groening’s best work but has a lot of room for potential and is worth a watch if you are a fan of animation.” – Charlie Ceates, Cultured Vultures
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Is Disenchantment Season 4 Suitable for Kids?
Disenchantment is rated TV-MA, which is suitable for viewers ages 17+. The series contains moderate depictions of violence, gore, alcohol, and drugs. It also contains mild depictions of sex and nudity, profanity, and frightening or intense scenes.
