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Netflix’s teen drama series Outer Bankshas been a consistent success throughout its four seasons, but will it be renewed for season 5? Created for TV by Josh Pate, Jonas Pate, and Shannon Burke in 2020, the series concerns a group of friends (who call themselves Pogues), who search for lost treasure and duke it out with rival teen group, The Kooks, in the Outer Banks region of North Carolina. Mixing all the trappings of classic teen romance with swashbuckling adventure, Outer Banks delivers a unique viewing experience that has helped make it one of Netflix’s most popular originals.
Season four opens with a lot of emotional baggage, as the Pogues must not only deal with their complicated family lives, but the burgeoning new adventure that was laid out before them. As the relationships in Outer Banks get more complicated with each successive season, so too does the intrigue. Perhaps the most underrated aspect of the show’s storytelling, Outer Banks is very much a coming-of-age story that gets richer and richer as the audience learns along with the Pogues. All this makes season 5 a necessity, though Netflix hasn’t ordered more episodes yet.
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The Pogues return for a treasure hunt in Outer Banks season 4, part 1, and along the way, they face danger and JJ learns a secret about his past.
Outer Banks Season 5 Is Not Confirmed
Netflix Hasn’t Ordered Season 5 Yet
Another thing that might delay Netflix’s decision to renew is the fact that season 4 has been split into two parts, and won’t be dropping all of its episodes in one sitting.
Though a swift renewal seems like the most likely outcome, Netflix has yet to green-light Outer Banks for more episodes. This isn’t particularly surprising since the show has only just dropped its most recent episodes. Another thing that might delay Netflix’s decision to renew is the fact that season 4 has been split into two parts, and won’t be dropping all of its episodes in one sitting. This decision was made likely because of the delays caused by the 2023 Hollywood strikes, but there’s no telling how it has affected Netflix’s plan for the series.
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season 4 part 1 debuted on October 10, 2024, while part 2 will arrive on November 7.
However, there’s little doubt that Outer Banks will score at least one more season, and its status as one of Netflix’s most consistent hits can’t be ignored. Though Netflix has canceled shows prematurely in the past, they have also been quick to preserve their success stories like Outer Banks and Stranger Things. Even if viewership is down for the fourth season as a whole, Netflix will likely give it at least one more chance to woo audiences back.
Outer Banks Season 5 Cast Details
The Pogues & The Kooks Will Return
While a shocking twist is always possible throughout the two halves of season 4, it isn’t difficult to speculate about the cast of Outer Banks season 5. The core cast of teens has anchored the show since the beginning, and there is no reason to think that all of Poguelandia will be back for any subsequent seasons. Likewise, the antagonistic Kooks should also be on hand, since the stark class divide between the two is one of the most powerful themes of the series.
With all that said, the cast will likely be led by the likes of Chase Stokes as John B. alongside regulars like Madison Bailey as Kiara, Johnathan Daviss as Pope, Rudy Pankow as JJ, Carlacia Grant as Cleo, Austin North as Topper, and Drew Starkey as Rafe. Season 4 has also added a host of new characters, but it’s unclear at this juncture if they’ll be back for future seasons.
The cast of Outer Banks season 5 will likely include:
Actor | Outer Banks Role | |
|---|---|---|
Chase Stokes | John B. | |
Madelyn Cline | Sarah | |
Madison Bailey | Kiara | |
Johnathan Daviss | Pope | |
Rudy Pankow | JJ | |
Carlacia Grant | Cleo | |
Austin North | Topper | |
Drew Starkey | Rafe | |
Outer Banks Season 5 Story Details
What Happens Next In Poguelandia?
Since season 4 of Outer Banks isn’t over yet, there’s no predicting exactly what will happen in future episodes. However, a few major events have already changed the complexion of the lives of the characters, and that sets the stage for season 5.JJ learning the secret of his true parentage was not only a nice twist, but it also introduced an element of danger because his identity was likely hidden for a reason. Bigger changes could loom in season 4 part 2, but viewers will have to wait and see what’s next if Netflix orders Outer Banks season 5.
Outer Banks follows a group of teenagers in the Outer Banks of North Carolina as they uncover a legendary treasure linked to the mysterious disappearance of the group’s leader’s father, leading to a series of dangerous and thrilling adventures.
- Cast
- Chase Stokes , Madelyn Cline , Madison Bailey , Jonathan Daviss , Rudy Pankow , Drew Starkey , Charles Esten , Austin North , Caroline Arapoglou , Cullen Moss , Marland Burke , Julia Antonelli , E. Roger Mitchell , Samantha Soule , Carlacia Grant , Charles Halford , Deion Smith , Nicholas Cirillo , Elizabeth Mitchell
- Character(s)
- John B. Routledge , Sarah Cameron , Kiara Carrera , Pope Heyward , JJ Maybank , Rafe Cameron , Ward Cameron , Topper Thornton , Rose , Deputy Shoupe , Mike Carrera , Wheezie Cameron , Heyward , Anna Carrera , Cleo , Big John , Kelce , Barry , Limbrey
- Release Date
- April 15, 2020
- Seasons
- 3
- Writers
- Josh Pate
- Directors
- Jonas Pate
- Showrunner
- Jonas Pate
- Creator(s)
- Josh Pate , Jonas Pate , Shannon Burke
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Eventos da Ufac em CZS discutem ciências ambientais e agrárias — Universidade Federal do Acre
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11 de setembro de 2026O programa de pós-graduação em Ciências Ambientais e o programa de educação tutorial (PET) de Agronomia, do campus Floresta da Ufac, promovem, de 16 a 19 de novembro, o 5º Simpósio de Ciências Ambientais da Amazônia Sul Ocidental e o 2º Simpósio de Ciências Agrárias do Vale do Juruá. As inscrições estão abertas online para submissão de trabalhos até 20 de setembro; e para estudantes, profissionais da área e público em geral até 20 de novembro.
Os eventos reúnem alunos, pesquisadores e profissionais do setor para debater soluções socioambientais e inovações para o desenvolvimento sustentável na região. E segundo os organizadores, consolidam-se como um fórum estratégico de integração interdisciplinar na Amazônia Ocidental, promovendo a difusão de pesquisas científicas, o intercâmbio de experiências práticas e o fortalecimento de redes de conhecimento voltadas à conservação ambiental e ao avanço das ciências ambientais e agrárias.
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10 de setembro de 2026Pesquisadores de programas de pós-graduação (PPGs) da Ufac conquistaram o prêmio de melhor trabalho na categoria Mestrado durante o 23º Congresso Brasileiro de Sementes, realizado de 25 a 28 de agosto, em Foz do Iguaçu (PR), e promovido pela Associação Brasileira de Tecnologia de Sementes. O estudo trata de uma técnica baseada no uso de ultrassom para acelerar a germinação e o crescimento de mudas.
A autora principal é a mestranda Lívia Brito, com a colaboração de Ítalo Ribeiro, Rayane de Oliveira, João dos Santos, Janaína Alencar, Evandro Ferreira e Luis Maggi, que integram os PPGs em Ciência, Inovação e Tecnologia para a Amazônia; Biodiversidade e Biotecnologia; Produção Vegetal e Ciência Florestal, além do Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia (Inpa).
O trabalho avaliou os impactos do ultrassom na espécie arbórea conhecida popularmente como bordão-de-velho ou sete-cascas. A planta possui valor econômico para alimentação humana e animal, além de potencial para projetos de reflorestamento. Contudo, a produção de mudas enfrenta barreiras devido ao seu revestimento, uma rigidez na casca da semente que dificulta a entrada de água e atrasa a germinação.
Os testes conduzidos no Laboratório de Biofísica da Ufac/Bionorte demonstraram que a aplicação de ultrassom com determinada frequência e intensidade pelo período de cinco minutos aumentou o percentual e a velocidade do processo de germinação. A tecnologia é pioneira no país, sem registros anteriores de aplicação em escala industrial no Brasil.
Segundo Lívia, a expectativa da equipe é estender a metodologia a outras culturas agrícolas e espécies nativas, sobretudo as ameaçadas de extinção. A investigação também abrange experimentos com a castanha-do-brasil, apontando dados preliminares de que doses específicas de ultrassom podem elevar os teores de proteína bruta e nitrogênio total nas plantas.
A comitiva da Ufac no congresso contou ainda com outras apresentações. Ítalo Ribeiro expôs os efeitos da técnica no crescimento inicial da ‘Apuleia leiocarpa’, espécie moveleira sob ameaça de extinção; Ronald Antônio Nascimento de Souza apresentou resultados aplicados a sementes de sangue-de-dragão e moringa; e o professor e orientador Luis Eduardo Maggi apresentou um software em desenvolvimento projetado para estimar com precisão a quantidade de energia acústica aplicada sobre as sementes.
(Fhagner Soares, estagiário Ascom/Ufac)
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