Transparent: Season 4

The whole season is in one go (however, as usual). I like that there is no ostentatious drama in the series, which is typical of mainstream, expensive series. Everything here is close to life: everyone suffers quietly, if I may say so. That is, scandals and events are not the center of the series/the characters' lives. There is no forced "theatricality", it is very vital (in my opinion, everyone, I believe, is close to the characters' loss, their obsession with the past or/and attempts to find explanations in it, etc.). I hope for the approval of the next season.

The well of wisdom called Transparent continues to not disappoint:
"An erection does not mean consent."

At the end of the season, everyone is alive, fortunately. But none of the characters are okay. It's a strange season. Even for the Pfefferman family. The previous one was stronger, in my opinion.
And Israel didn't pull it off. Although they tried to raise interesting topics, it looked a bit strained. Everything is IMHO, of course.

Am I the only one afraid that Joshi will do something to himself? Talking to a dead ex's glitch is unlikely to do any good. And the family is not up to him again. Everyone has their own cockroaches.

@MarkBalmer: they write that they want to continue the series without its hero. to be honest, I don't even know how to relate to all this.