Ozark, an American crime drama television series created by Bill Dubuque and Mark Williams, premiered on Netflix.
Netflix released the second season of Ozark, continuing the story of Marty and Wendy Byrde in the Missouri Ozarks.
The third season of Ozark was released on Netflix, further exploring the Byrde family's challenges.
Netflix announced that the fourth season would be the final season of Ozark, split into two parts.
Netflix released the first part of the final season of Ozark, concluding much of the series' storyline.
Netflix released the final part of Ozark's fourth and final season, ending the series.
Financial advisor Marty Byrde moves his family from Chicago to the Ozarks to launder money for a Mexican drug cartel after a money-laundering scheme goes wrong.
Marty sets up a casino in the Ozarks as a front to launder the cartel's money.
Marty forms alliances with local criminals including the Langmore family to secure his operations.
Helen Pierce is sent by the cartel to oversee Marty’s activities and enforce the cartel’s interests.
Ruth, a member of the Langmore family, becomes a critical partner in Marty’s laundering operations.
The FBI begins investigating Marty’s operations but initially lacks sufficient evidence to arrest him.
The cartel imposes harsher conditions, and Marty negotiates to keep his family safe and operations running.
Marty's brother-in-law Ben begins showing erratic and dangerous behavior, threatening the family's stability.
Marty orchestrates a plan to rescue Ruth and deal with multiple threats from rival criminal groups.
Marty strengthens his position in the region with expanded criminal influence and money laundering routes.
Tensions rise between Marty and his wife Wendy over the cartel pressures and family safety.