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‘Yellowjackets’: First Footage of Final Season Shows the Long-Awaited Homecoming - The Hollywood Reporter

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Photo credit : L-R: Patricia De Leon as Camilla Ibarra, Sophie Nélisse as Teen Shauna, Alex Castillo as Mrs. Martinez, Courtney Eaton as Teen Lottie, Liv Hewson as Teen Van, Sophie Thatcher as Teen Natalie, Kevin Alves as Teen Travis, Samantha Hanratty as Teen Misty, Jenna Burgess as Teen Melissa, Jasmin Savoy Brown as Teen Taissa and Nia Sondaya as Teen Akilah in Yellowjackets season four.

The Yellowjackets have finally come home. But this reunion is a reckoning.

On Tuesday, the hit Showtime series released the official teaser trailer with the first footage and first photos of the fourth and final season (below), which premieres on Nov. 20 and will introduce the third timeline to the survival series when the Yellowjackets soccer team is finally rescued after 19 months in the Canadian wilderness.

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