Season 4 of “The Chosen” has officially debuted with Episodes 1-3 being made available to stream. Prior to official streaming dates, The Deseret News had the pleasure of previewed all 13 episodes and will provide insights across multiple articles – this review covers Episodes 1-3 only.

Spoiler-Free Summary: An Exploration of Grief

Reviewers expresses delight with how Season 4 begins; successfully creating an immersive tense atmosphere and delving deeply into grief themes while showing what truly matters in life’s challenges. They express a wish to revisit theaters for another viewing.

Basics and Content Rating:

Parent’s Guide: episode 1 contains a non-graphic yet tense depiction of John the Baptist’s death, potentially challenging for younger viewers. There is no explicit language used throughout Episodes 1-3 and this content remains clean. Season 4 Episodes 1-3:A Moody and Ominous Journey

“The Chosen: Season 4” achieves an extraordinary achievement in portraying religious characters without ever becoming preachy or judgmental. A reviewer pointed out an overall tense mood, surpassing expectations, and acknowledging an ominous atmosphere. While Jesus faces many trials ahead, his disciples take center stage allowing viewers to experience them from their point of view.