Chase Stokes is ready for the end Foreign banks with a bang.
On Monday, Nov. 4, the 32-year-old actor who plays Pogues ringleader John B. on the hit Netflix series confirmed that the series will end after five seasons.
Stokes commented on the news by sharing a joint statement from co-creators Jonas Pate, Josh Pate and Shannon Burke posted on the show’s official accounts earlier Monday, along with his own message.
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“It’s with a heavy heart writing this.. One last ride. Thank you to everyone who has listened these past 5 years. You’ve given us more than we could ever give back to you ❤️,” wrote Stokes, who ended the message with “Always will be Pogues 4 Life.”
The news comes days before the second half of season 4 hits Netflix on Thursday, November 7.
According to a statement from the creators, the fourth season was “the longest and most difficult, but the most profitable to produce”.
“Outer Banks” cast.
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“The season ends with a feature-length episode, which we think is our best, most powerful episode yet. We hope you feel the same way,” the statement added, noting that they are on a mission to “bring our beloved Pogues home in the way we envisioned and planned many years ago” during Season 5.
“Season 5 will be our last season and we think it will be our best yet. We hope you’ll join us for another paddle on the surf break,” the statement added.
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During a conversation with PEOPLE in September, Stokes, who is set to star in the upcoming films Marked people and Brave onewhich will be published in early 2025, meritorious Foreign banks as a turning point in his career.
You can’t slap the hand that fed you, he said. “You can’t discredit or belittle the thing that gave you not only the opportunity, but the ability to live a life I didn’t think was possible.”
Chase Stokes on “Outer Banks”.
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He expressed his gratitude for the show, telling PEOPLE last month, “I would never mock a show that gave me the opportunity to have the life that I have. I will always be grateful for this show and for our hosts who took a chance on a kid who had a little or no credit at all on your resume.”
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2nd part of Foreign banks season 4 premieres November 7 on Netflix.
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