Netflix's popular teen drama show Outer Banks is based on the North Carolina islands of the same name, but is the show an accurate representation?

Well, when you only release a half season at a time, it’s going to fall off the Netflix top 10 list faster than it would otherwise. That has just happened to Outer Banks season 4 part 1, where the other half will debut a month from now.

Outer Banks was actually filmed predominantly in South Carolina, despite its North Carolina setting. The beaches of North Carolina are featured.

Again this all depends on how the final part of season four plays out. The first half of the season which arrived on 10th October, ended on the cliff hanger reveal that JJ is in fact the son of Larissa Genrette and Chandler Groff, which means he's technically a Kook.

Drew Starkey, Rudy Pankow, Jonathan Daviss, Carlacia Grant and more of the cast look ahead to the final episodes of the season when it returns Nov. 7 on Netflix.

“I think it’s kind of a two-hander,” Chase Stokes, who plays main protagonist John B told us over a Zoom interview ahead of the Season 4 premiere. “You know, part of me really wants to see the Pogues just settle down.”

This season also presents an even bigger threat to Pogue Peace than usual because The Walking Dead‘ baddie Pollyanna McIntosh is also plundering for that treasure. If I ever came face to face with the woman who pulled off kidnapping Rick Grimes,

JJ's Kook ancestry reveal repeats Outer Banks biggest Pogue twist since season 2, having major implications for the show's central conflict.