Season 4 will pick up a full year after the events of Season 3, and business couldn’t be better at the WildReid Detective Agency as Harry and Fergus welcome an unexpected client Charlie Wild.　　Elsewhere, Harry is hired by a friend and former wild child turned nun; Lola stumbles upon a dance school myster; a Dublin literary tour takes a bloody turn; and Fergus’ hopes of going to college at the same time as Lola are threatened when she gets an incredible offer to study abroad.

A group of overbearing parents who shamelessly meddle in their children's amateur football careers. We are introduced to this world through Lillian and her son Levi, who is new to the team. Lillian quickly realizes she wants to escape from this quirky group of parents, especially from Marenka, who is the last person you want to deal with on a Saturday morning. However, Levi wants to stay and even forms a friendship with Vito, the most eccentric kid of all, who happens to be Marenka's son.

Charlie Cale is back on the run, and in Season 2 we’ve taken her journey to the next level one murder mystery at a time, Johnson and Lyonne teased in a joint statement. From minor league baseball to big box retail, from funeral homes to alligator farms and even a grade school talent show, Charlie navigates her crime solving existential road-trip with deadpan wit, human empathy, and her signature uncanny lie-detecting ability.

When the young Filipino au pair Ruby disappears from one of Denmark's most affluent neighborhoods north of Copenhagen, the neighbor, Cecilie, becomes convinced that something has happened to her. Cecilie's au pair, Angel, begins to investigate the rumors circulating, while suspicions of a crime grow. However, the case of the missing foreigner is a low priority for the police, and the newly minted investigator Aicha needs all the assistance she can get. Cecilie and Angel are ready to help, and gradually the power structures and privileges within the beautiful homes start to expose. Yet, Cecilie's commitment to uncovering the truth is put to the test when Ruby's disappearance reveals connections reaching into Cecilie's own family. She is forced to confront her blind spots and view her family and the environment in which she is raising her children in a whole new light.