The Good Place - Season 4

Season 4

Episodes

A Girl from Arizona
With Eleanor assuming the role of the architect, the group adapts to the challenges facing them when four test subjects inhabit a new neighborhood under their supervision.

A Girl from Arizona Part 2
Eleanor, Michael, Janet and Tahani have their hands full when the new residents begin to show their true colors. Jason receives some unsettling news.

Chillaxing
Michael and Eleanor discover something troubling and turn to an unusual source for help; Tahani lends her expertise to assist with one of the new residents.

Tinker, Tailor, Demon, Spy
Uncertainty abounds when an unexpected visitor arrives.

Employee of the Bearimy
Michael and Jason hatch a plan. Eleanor learns firsthand the difficulties of running the neighborhood.

A Chip Driver Mystery
One of the new residents creates a division in the ranks.

Help Is Other People
On the last day of the experiment, Chidi is faced with one final ethical dilemma.

The Funerals To End All Funerals
The group awaits the judge's final decision on the fate of human existence.

The Answer
In an attempt to plan a better future, Chidi considers his past.

You've Changed, Man
The group works to negotiate an afterlife plan with Sean and the judge.

Mondays, Am I Right?
Michael runs some tests and Chidi gets some good advice from Jason.

Patty
The group makes some new friends.

Whenever You're Ready
Various conversations occur, between various groups of people.
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