How to Sell Drugs Online Fast Season 4 Review
Director: Arne Feldhusen and Facundo Scalerandi
Date Created: 2025-04-08 19:26
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How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) Season 4 Review: Directed by Arne Feldhusen and Facundo Scalerandi, created by Philipp Käßbohrer and Matthias Murmann. One of the most beloved German series is coming to its conclusion, and the final season feels like the end of a golden age. The cast includes Maximilian Mundt as Moritz, Danilo Kamperidis as Lenny, Lena Klenke as Lisa, Damian Hardung as Dan and Roland Riebeling as Jens. Lena Urzendowsky also returns as xKira7, along with some new faces like Leonidas Emre Pakkan, Hasan Ali Mete, and more. The season runs six episodes, each 30 to 40 minutes long, and takes place four years after Moritz headed to prison.
How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) Season 4 Review
The Netflix’s How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) Season 4 plot picks up four years after Moritz was arrested and imprisoned for managing an online drug business. Now, he is finally free and wants a fresh start. He dreams of having a legal enterprise, something good, this time. But life has continued without him. Dan is now a successful businessman with a company called Bonus Life, and Lenny not only works there — he owns half of it. This inspires jealousy and anger in Moritz. He wants everything to return to how it was.
To be completely frank, I had so much hope for this season. I was curious to see how Moritz had transformed after four years behind bars. But I didn’t really notice any change in him, unfortunately. He is the old Moritz all over again — always thinking he’s the smartest, always scheming behind everyone’s back. I was thinking, “How has he learned nothing?” It was disappointing but also very real because not everyone changes overnight.
Actually, seeing Moritz feel like seeing someone who just won’t grow up. He lies, he deceives, and he injects control over everything. He believes he knows right from wrong, despite his decisions hurting those closest to him. Watching him made me angry many, many times. I wanted him to stop, to finally grasp how fortunate he is to have people who still care for him. But he just kept heading in the wrong direction.
And while I wouldn’t call Moritz a lovable character, I’ve got to give it to the actor Maximilian Mundt that he’s good. He made the character feel so real. And I couldn’t stop watching even when I was annoyed with Moritz. “That really speaks to how strong the acting was. And I still hoped that Moritz, after all that, his mistakes would come crashing home.
Now, let’s discuss the other characters. I liked that Lenny has become a stronger character, both in terms of his health and his personality. His relationship with Kira seems real and sweet. Lisa is trying to be a serious journalist, and I felt like she had her own story this season, which I liked. Dan is still charming and cocky, the sort of guy who knows just how to deal with people. I was also glad the show didn’t attempt to make the characters look younger; they are all adults now, and the story reflects that fact.
That said, not every aspect of the season worked for me. There were storylines that felt forced (or unnecessary). For instance, Moritz’s sister’s side story seemed like filler. Her contrivance on social media didn’t amount to anything significant. It felt like a need not really working out — like the writers just wanted to drop a little something that was hot at the moment.
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There was also a mystery aspect to the story, but it wasn’t particularly thrilling. It didn’t leave me saying, “Well, let me guess what happens,” or “Well, let me wonder.” It was only there for a little complication. Yet, I didn’t mind it too much since the main story of Moritz trying to take over Bonus Life was interesting enough.
What I particularly liked about this season was the humour. Dark comedy has always been part of the show, and that’s still here. Some parts had me quietly laughing — not full-on laughing but those “ha!” moments. It was sometimes from uncomfortable spaces and sometimes from taut dialogues. I love those little, kind of funny touches that made the show feel smart.
There were also some violent and intense scenes in the season. That didn’t surprise me because there were some shocking moments in the earlier seasons too. There are brand new dangerous characters in this season, and things do not waste any time getting serious. These scenes made the TV show feel more exciting, and I was constantly thinking about what would happen next.
There’s one emotional beat that I found super, super touching. It’s about the friendship between Moritz and Lenny. You can sense the pain and betrayal they each feel toward the other. But you also recall that they were once close pals. The flashbacks offered insight into why their bond was so deep and why it was such a painful blow when they fell apart. This section of the show felt very intimate and stayed with me after the episode ended.
In the last episode of How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) Season 4, there is a moment where we get to see a glimpse of Moritz changing. It isn’t a lot, but it’s something. With all his mistakes and problems, he takes one step, a small step, toward doing the right thing. That gave me some satisfaction. It’s not an ending without nits, but it felt right in terms of the man he is.
Summing Up
How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) Season 4 may not be perfect, but it is an ending I would still call good. I was angry at Moritz, but I couldn’t stop watching. The show has jokes, laughs, danger, passion, tears, and some real life lessons.’ It made me think about friendship, trust and how difficult it is for some people to change. If you’ve watched the first three seasons, you must watch this one as well. It wraps up the narrative in a way that seems narratively reasonable, if not always happy. I am going to miss these characters and their wild adventures.
How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) series is now streaming on Netflix.
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