Ozark Season 4: The Symbolism Explained

The Ozark Season 4 symbol release has fans on the edge of their seats. What could it be?

The show has always had a unique opening sequence where four symbols are displayed before each new episode. There are 10 full seasons, so that means that the opening sequence consists of 40 symbols.

Viewers may notice that the logos tend to vary from episode to episode, with many of the episodes containing almost entirely new designs.

While this is clearly meant to give a visual difference between the various arcs, it could also be read as a reflection of the changes in the main characters themselves and their evolving views of their position in the greater scheme of things.

The O-shaped logo could be used to represent a gun in one episode and God’s eye in another. But for the sake of simplicity, we’ve narrowed down the symbol usage:

The coffee cup: This is a promise that Marty Byrde will have an epic conversation about breakfast foods.

The boat: This is an indication that something thrilling could happen on water this episode.

The car part or engine: You can expect some kind of high-octane moment in this scene — probably an action sequence.

Twin Peaks references: There are several episodes with O-shaped logos referencing David Lynch’s cult classic TV show Twin Peaks.

These symbols are key to understanding the overall story that’s being told in Ozark Season 4. As in the previous Seasons, there are a few instances where multiple symbols could be applied to the same event.

The drawings do not appear by accident. Ozark Season 4 will presumably continue this trend.

Will you be able to crack the code and figure out more from the series?