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February 11, 2021

Search Party Renewed For Fifth Season

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The dark comedy Search Party has been caught in a weird transitional place in TV history. It was introduced as a bingeable show — on TBS. The cable channel decided to dump all the episodes at once on TBS.com and their on-demand offerings, and then show the first season in one giant marathon. Though the show was a success, TBS did not repeat the strategy, releasing Season 2 traditionally. Then, after news of a Season 3 renewal, Search Party disappeared. Over a year went by without any acknowledgement from TBS that the show would be on their schedule soon. It began to look like Search Party needed a search party of its own….until the series turned up on a press release for HBO Max, revealing its new status as a streaming show (where it should’ve been in the first place, honestly). Not only that, the crew had continued filming even though the episodes weren’t being seen, and were working on a Season 4. So Seasons 3 and 4 of Search

June 15, 2020

Finally, A Trailer For Search Party Season 3

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It’s been so long since we last saw the TBS comedy Search Party that you might have forgotten most of its plot….which is a problem since this is one of those serialized shows. It was announced earlier this year that it was moving to HBO Max for its third season, and that they were working on a fourth. But what happened in the first and second again? Here’s the Popgeeks summary of Search Party to date, which should only be read by those who have already seen the existing episodes and need a refresher. If you have yet to see the show and you have a way of watching it, do that instead — don’t let the next two paragraphs spoil you. Fair warning! Alia Shawkat is Dory Sief, a self-absorbed Brooklyn millennial who hangs out with her hipster friends and tries to avoid work (we know how ugly this stereotype sounds, but trust us, the show really is funny). When someone they know named Chantal disappears without a trace,