Red dead Redemption 2 - Season 4

First aired: 11/18/2018 12 episodes

Big city, big plans, bigger mistakes. The gang tries to outgrow the outlaw life and gets crushed by modern society instead. The law closes in, betrayals hit harder, and Dutch’s mask really starts slipping.

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Episodes

1. The Joys of Civilization

Aired: 11/18/2018

The gang ventures into a bustling city, a world of wealth, appearances, and social hierarchies that contrast sharply with their rougher existence. What begins as an attempt to navigate urban life quietly spirals into tension, as small missteps and human unpredictability quickly escalate.

2. Angelo Bronte, a Man of Honour

Aired: 11/18/2018

The gang steps into the opulent world of Saint Denis, where wealth and influence mask danger. Arthur meets a man whose charm and apparent honour conceal darker motives. The episode is a slow-burning study of power, manipulation, and moral compromise, as the gang navigates a world where every word and gesture carries weight.

3. No, No and Thrice, No

Aired: 11/18/2018

The gang faces a situation where loyalty, pride, and personal codes collide. What begins as a negotiation quickly escalates into a test of character, as small choices have outsized consequences. The episode leans heavily on dialogue, tension, and character interaction, building suspense without needing spectacle.

4. Fatherhood And Other Dreams

Aired: 11/18/2018

Arthur is confronted with the fragility of life and the personal consequences of the path he’s chosen. This episode is less about external conflict and more about introspection and human connection. It explores hopes, responsibilities, and the weight of caring for others in a world that often punishes kindness.

5. The Gilded Cage

Aired: 11/18/2018

Arthur and the gang navigate a world of wealth, politics, and influence, where appearances mask danger and every interaction carries weight. The episode is less about overt action and more about maneuvering through social expectations, obligations, and hidden threats, as alliances and tensions within the gang and the city collide.

6. A Fine Night of Debauchery

Aired: 11/18/2018

The gang dives into Saint Denis’ nightlife, navigating glittering facades, indulgence, and hidden danger. What begins as a night of apparent revelry quickly exposes the tension, deception, and stakes lurking beneath the city’s polished surface. Every interaction carries subtle consequences, blending suspense with dark humour and social critique.

7. Horsemen, Apocalypses

Aired: 11/18/2018

The episode follows the gang as their actions begin to catch up with them, and the consequences of past choices come sharply into focus. Everything feels urgent and precarious, with loyalty, pride, and vengeance colliding in high-stakes encounters. The tension is as much about moral pressure as external danger.

8. American Fathers

Aired: 11/18/2018

Arthur confronts the consequences of loyalty, responsibility, and the weight of leadership in a fractured world. The episode balances quiet character moments with tension-filled interactions, showing how personal choices reverberate outward. Themes of family, honor, and duty intertwine, creating a morally layered and emotionally resonant story.

9. Urban Pleasures

Aired: 11/18/2018

The gang navigates the city’s nightlife, where charm, wealth, and influence mask danger. The episode emphasizes character interactions and moral choices over spectacle, showing how social dynamics, ambition, and personal desires collide in a morally gray environment. Arthur is challenged to balance pragmatism, loyalty, and conscience in a world where appearances are deceptive.

10. Country Pursuits

Aired: 11/18/2018

The gang operates in the countryside, where open spaces hide subtle dangers. The episode is less about overt conflict and more about strategy, moral judgment, and interpersonal tension. Arthur’s choices and interactions carry weight, highlighting the tension between survival, loyalty, and conscience in a world on the brink of collapse.

11. Revenge is a Dish Best Eaten

Aired: 11/18/2018

Old scores come to the forefront as Arthur confronts enemies and unresolved conflicts. The episode is a careful balance of personal stakes, tension, and moral reflection, showing how vengeance and justice intertwine in a world where lines between right and wrong are blurred.

12. Banking, the Old American Art

Aired: 11/18/2018

The gang plans and executes a high-stakes operation in the heart of a bustling town, where timing, precision, and trust are everything. The episode focuses on tense planning, interpersonal dynamics, and the moral weight of drastic actions, balancing adrenaline with character-driven storytelling.