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The Season 4 premiere: Amy and Jonah return from suspension, and steel themselves for a barrage of jokes and snide comments about their sex video. Jeff, meanwhile, goes to extreme lengths to win back Mateo.
Jonah helps Amy get creative to stock up on supplies for her new baby, while Glenn and Jerusha take maternity pictures that inspire Dina to have her own photo shoot—art directed by Mateo.
Amy and Jonah get combative to keep their new relationship hidden from their co workers. Meanwhile, Glenn spirals when he learns Kelly wants to transfer to a new store, and Cheyenne struggles to organize a Cloud 9 carpool.
An employee costume competition is announced, and Amy and Mateo aren't afraid to play dirty to win first prize, which is a paid day off. Meanwhile, Glenn is preoccupied by Cloud 9's new automatic cart collector, and Garrett is tormented by an annoying Halloween novelty song.
Amy and Dina are both in labor. But while Glenn's manager status gets Dina the royal treatment at the fancy hospital, Amy and Jonah have a far different experience at a nearby (and cheaper) clinic. At Cloud 9, Garrett struggles to express his best wishes for the new parents.
Amy faces a nightmare day at work when she learns she doesn't have maternity leave. It's made worse by Cheyenne and Mateo's campaign to change her baby's name. Meanwhile, Jonah and Garrett take on hiring the new seasonal help.
A new Cloud 9 initiative forces employees to be friendlier to their customers, and Amy gets to know Jonah's parents--and learns he hasn't been completely truthful with them. The new policy also inspires Garrett and Dina to find out who can hold a smile longer.
Jonah and Amy take Glenn's tickets to a managers' conference in Chicago so they can enjoy a free night on the town, but their plan hits a few bumps. At the store, Cheyenne helps Mateo damage control after his undocumented status is leaked, and Dina and Garrett struggle at gift wrapping.
Glenn drives Amy crazy with a new, over-the-top training system. Cheyenne and Mateo brainstorm a new business, while Dina recruits Jonah to help her when she starts second guessing her own future.
Amy and Cheyenne attend Cloud 9 Academy to advance their careers. Dina and Garrett get roped into babysitting Glenn's daughter while he childproofs his office, and Jonah and Mateo become political activists.
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Critic Reviews for Superstore Season 4
All Critics (15) | Top Critics (6) | Fresh (15) | Rotten (0)
Superstore also isn't afraid to say that a situation that allows two mothers to give birth in drastically different circumstances is horribly broken and only getting worse.
The NBC sitcom has managed to surprise viewers without frustrating them and slowly built a legitimate romance between two characters everyone assumed would get together.
Many a series, comedy or otherwise, has failed to successfully navigate the moment when its will-they-won't-they becomes an oh-there-they-go. but Not so for NBC's tenderhearted, thoughtful, and quietly subversive workplace comedy.
Employees wear matching blue vests and matching grimaces, caught between customers and corporate overseers. Sound dour? It's a riot. I live for sequences in the break room, when laugh lines pinball through the brilliant ensemble.
Superstore presents political and social issues to the audience with humanity, yet stealthily.
Much of Superstore's political commentary has come through its relentless revision of established female character tropes... Superstore has assuredly and deftly used comedy to break taboos and stereotypes about sex and women's bodies.
Superstore may not get the same recognition as its contemporaries, but its blue-collar humor remains vital.
In terms of laughs per minute and laughs per character, no show comes close to touching Superstore's large cast. This is the biggest, funniest cast since The Office, and they are at the height of their power.
Forget the pipe dream of making the world a better place -- it's all about getting through the day without worrying ourselves into a stomach ache. Rest assured: there are moments in Superstore that will replenish your faith in humanity
I absolutely adore this show and admire it for also tackling so many real-world issues facing low-income workers.
What really counts, however, is the show's zingy humor, which can involve coconuts filled with merlot and random jokes about Bonnie Bedelia in Die Hard. Welcome back!
Nearly every episode takes place within the confines of the store, allowing complex relationships to take root in everyday struggles. It's also hilarious.
Audience Reviews for Superstore: Season 4
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Feb 21, 2021It still have the same vibe as previous seasons, showing the environment of a supermarket and work relations. After getting to know the characters, I can definitely say the two main characters (Amy and Jonah) are the most annoying in this show. Because they want to behave "by the book", they end up being obnoxious and boring. All the other characters are dysfunctional in a way, but that's what make them a lot more interesting.
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Sep 06, 2020Its hard to pay attention to a comedy romance that isn't Jim and Pam but i love jonah and Amy in here and the others are amazing as well.
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Jun 26, 2020I love this show! Every episode is hilarious! It some of the best TV 2020 for sure!
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Jun 09, 2020This show is hilarious. Absolutely laugh out loud. I would say some of the gags can get a little cringe-y so buyer beware. I also love that the characters are so diverse especially in their political leanings, and how they form a family despite their differences. I would say the back stories of the characters are not as flushed out, but I guess thats what you get with an episodic formula. Although idk if you can really get away with that with binge watching tv being a big part of how we consume it now.
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Apr 28, 2020Season 4 finally sets everything in place to make this a memorable comedy for the ages.
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Apr 10, 2020The best season so far!
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Jan 07, 2020Not funny, cheap knock of trying so hard to be the next "Office" but fails miserably.
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Aug 23, 2019While the show sometimes reaches "Glee"-level absurdity of "How does any one of these people still have their job?", the fourth season has a sharper, more assured perspective on the issues that fuel its comedy than previous seasons (which are also pretty solid). No spoilers, but the climax of the Season 4 finale was bold, brave, and emotional. Lauren Ash's Dina in particular was a standout, with her trademark intensity but a higher level of humanity than we're used to seeing.
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Jun 02, 2019How this gets 100% ? Terrible acting, absolutely not funny at all. Awful just awful.
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Apr 20, 2019I love this show so much. So much diversity in the characters and it gets me through the day on Hulu. When it comes to retail corporate they are spot on! Spot on! I mean it's great ���� please renew for a fifth season. All of the characters are awesome in their own way.
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