Miracle Workers is back again with Season 4 with a brand-new storyline and retaining its original cast, which is a great thing to do. Originally based on the works of Simon Rich, the Series has been consistent in providing us with a unique take on the stories that we’re somewhat familiar with.

Each Season has portrayed a different timeline and it has been filled with humor all throughout the course of its Season. Now, we have another Season released for this show, and well, it’s titled “End Times” and you might be wondering what is it about. Well, you’re at the right place for that.

Miracle Workers Season 4 is titled “End Times” and it tells the story of a POST-Apocalyptic World which has descended into chaos everywhere and there’s just a wasteland everywhere. You might be familiar with this one already because we’ve quite seen that before, in Mad Max.

Daniel Radcliffe plays a Road Warrior that is quite similar to the character of Mel Gibson and just the character, not the trauma behind it. Season 4 has the same recurring cast of its previous Seasons.

The story of Season 4 revolves around a Road Warrior named Sid and an Overlord of the Wastelands named Freya Exalted. They meet each other as rivals but then get married and for a better future they move to the suburbs of the wastelands which is a town called Boomtown there, Sid tries to do a desk job for a Junk Collector played by Steve Buscemi and Freya who was an Overlord out there has to adjust to this new life together.

How the couple moves ahead is what we’re going to see in this Season.

This is a take on people who move to the suburbs in hopes of a better future for themselves and possible families but the background is a bit different. They live in apocalyptic times where there’s mayhem everywhere and insanity is a common thing. This will be quite an interesting Season to watch.


 

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