From season 4: Release date speculation, casting updates, latest news

The next season won't be airing in 2025, leaving fans to speculate about season 3's characteristically bizarre cliffhangers. That includes the arrival of a mysterious new villain known as The Man in the Yellow Suit, and a time travel storyline involving the teenage Julie.

But when can we expect new episodes to arrive? Here's everything we know about From season 4, from its likely release date, to some brand new casting news.

From season 4 release date speculation

From season 4 will premiere on MGM+ in 2026. Given that the season started filming in summer 2025, we expect it to air early in the year.

This 2026 release date was confirmed by Deadline, along with the news that season 4 is filming in Nova Scotia, Canada, where the previous three seasons were filmed.

We'll update this page with new details as and when they come.

Which cast members could return in From season 4?

Announced in August 2025, a new character is joining the main cast of From. Sophia, described as "a sheltered and vulnerable pastor’s daughter", will be played by Julia Doyle, who previously appeared in the teen comedy series Astrid and Lilly Save the World.

While the rest of the cast hasn't officially been confirmed, we can expect these lead actors to return in some capacity in season 4:

• Harold Perrineau as Boyd Stevens
• Catalina Sandino Moreno as Tabitha Matthews
• David Alpay as Jade Herrera
• Elizabeth Saunders as Donna Raines
• Scott McCord as Victor Kavanaugh
• Ricky He as Kenny Liu
• Chloe Van Landschoot as Kristi Miller
• Kaelen Ohm as Marielle 'Mari' Sinclair
• Pegah Ghafoori as Fatima Hassan
• Corteon Moore as Ellis Stevens
• Hannah Cheramy as Julie Matthews
• Simon Webster as Ethan Matthews
• Avery Konrad as Sara Myers
• Robert Joy as Henry Kavanaugh
• Samantha Brown as Dani Acosta
• AJ Simmons as Randall Kirkland
• Nathan D Simmons as Elgin
• Douglas E Hughes as The Man in the Yellow Suit

It wouldn't be From without the show's troubled hero Boyd Stevens, so Harold Perrineau is obviously expected to return. However there's a big question mark over another lead character, Jim (Eion Bailey), who appeared to die in the season 3 finale.

This is definitely the kind of show where dead characters can return, whether it's as a ghost, a hallucination, or some kind of parallel timeline. So far there's been no official announcement about Jim's future, but he could easily return in a smaller role in season 4.

There's already one obvious precedent for a dead character getting resurrected: Father Khatri, who was part of the main cast in season 1, and continued on as Boyd's hallucination buddy for the next two seasons.

One character we are expecting to see more of is the Man in the Yellow Suit (Douglas E Hughes), who is clearly being set up as a recurring villain. Eagle-eyed viewers may have noticed hints of his presence earlier in the show, but the season 3 finale revealed him as a major player.

What could happen in From season 4?

Coinciding with the season 4 renewal announcement, From's creator John Griffin shared some hints about upcoming storylines:

"In season 4, a new journey begins. The question is whether it will lead our characters home, or deeper into this unrelenting nightmare."

Judging by From's previous seasons, we're going with "deeper into this unrelenting nightmare." That's really the show's defining appeal, constantly coming up with bizarre new ways to torment its main characters.

Harrold Perrineau also previously spoke to RadioTimes.com about his predictions for season 4, saying he expects a "rift" and "division" between the residents of From's nameless town.

Along with a bigger role for the ominous Man in the Yellow Suit, we're expecting to see more screentime between Tabitha and Jade. Season 3 revealed that these two were married in a previous life, hinting at a potential romance now Tabitha's husband Jim is seemingly out of the picture. The show also seems to be teasing a bigger role for Julie, following the whole time-travel situation in the finale.

Over on the Colony House side of the community, we can also expect some updates from the aftermath of Fatima's pregnancy, which culminated in her giving birth to a new incarnation of the Smiley Creature - one of the most memorable monsters from earlier seasons.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, From's creator John Griffin said: “The mythology is our road map.

"But we’ve left ourselves very open to the organic nature of surprise. I won’t go into the whole metaphor, but I often think about this as a road trip where you know where you’re starting, you know where you’re ending, but you get to wander, get lost, get surprised, because you know what the structure of the trip looks like.”

From's chaotic storytelling style keeps fans coming back for more - but it also leaves them with a lot of unanswered questions. Actor Harold Perrineau apparently had a similar experience, admitting that even he was still baffled about one particular storyline.

How many episodes will there be in From season 4?

Much like the first three seasons, From season 4 will consist of 10 episodes, according to Variety.

Considering the show's previous track record, that will offer more than enough time for a wild array of new twists and turns.

Will From season 4 be available to watch in the UK?

Yes, we'd expect so. The UK release date hasn't been confirmed yet, but we'd expect it to be in 2026, soon after the US release.

Given that From's previous seasons aired in the UK following the US release, we can expect season 4 to air in the UK – likely on Sky and NOW again.

Is there a trailer for From season 4?

There's no trailer just yet, but we'll make sure to update this page when it arrives.

From is available on Sky Sci-Fi and NOW – sign up for Sky TV here.

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