Excited to see how fast we can binge-watch the fourth and final season of Ozark? Us, too. We’ve missed Marty (Jason Bateman) and Ruth’s (Julia Garner) banter and want to see how much Jonah (Skyler Gaertner) has grown, and just what the heck is going to happen to head honcho Navarro?

The final season is divided into two seven-episode arcs, picking up where Season 3 ended in the moments after Mexican cartel kingpin Omar Navarro (Felix Solis) executed his attorney Helen Pierce (Janet McTeer) in front of his money launderers Marty and Wendy Byrde (Laura Linney).

Series showrunner Chris Mundy told The New York Post, “At a certain point, something is going to have to give … as the whole train is hurdling 100 miles per hour.”

In the meantime, take a look at stills from the new season below to really take it all in.

• Episode 1: Marty and Javi

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  Marty taking a boat ride with Javi.

• Episode 1: Ruth Langmore

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  We don't want to be caught in one of Ruth's glares. Scary!

• Episode 1: Omar Navarro, Wendy and Marty Byrde

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  We smell trouble with any situation Omar Navarro and Marty Byrde have to meet up in person.
• Episode 1: Ruth Langmore

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  Dress for success, Ruth! You can do anything you set your mind to.

• Episode 1: Marty and Wendy

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  The Byrde's have a proposition.

• Episode 1: Marty and Wendy

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  The dynamic duo look like they're in over there heads here.
• Episode 1: Wyatt, Ruth and Darlene

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  Will Wyatt, Ruth and Darlene be a force to be reckoned with this season?

• Episode 2: Jim Rattelsdorf

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  If you don't remember, Jim Rattelsdorf is Charles Wilkes advisor. He also recently works as a spy/informer for Wendy.

• Episode 2: Marty

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  Marty giving his classic "Are you serious?" looks.
• Ruth & Co.

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  Not the usual squad of friends you see Ruth with -- or any friends, for that matter.

• Episode 2: Omar Navarro

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  The cartel kingpin looks like he's making a distressing phone call aboard his private jet.

• Episode 2: Ruth and Jonah

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  Probably one of the oddest pairings of the Langmore/Byrd family is Ruth and Jonah.
• Episode 2: Marty and Wendy

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  Wendy Byrde and Marty look as if they're shocked by what Jonah is doing inside.

• Episode 2: Ruth VS. Wendy

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  Darlene isn't the only one in the Ozarks who knows how to handle a gun. Wendy better stay off Ruth's property if she knows what's good for her.

• Episode 2: The Byrdes

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  The Byrdes have a baby in tow, but judging by the look on their faces, it doesn't seem like they're too happy about it.
• Episode 3: Charlotte Byrd

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  Charlotte calling a friend lakeside shouldn't look this morbid.

• Episode 3: Wendy

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  Wendy's got such a devious smile, she's perfect for politics.

• Episode 3: Jonah Byrde

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  Is Jonah in a bar? Who's the guy he's with? So many questions!
• Episode 3: Wendy

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  What could Wendy possibly be digging up on their property?

• Episode 3: The Byrdes

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  What a wholesome family dinner! Who can stay mad when there's Chinese?

• Episode 3: Wendy VS. Jonah

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  This season, mother and son are at each other's throats -- quite literally.
• Episode 3: Maya Miller

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  As we've seen from the final season's trailer, Maya Miller is in for a loop this season.

• Episode 5: Wendy

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  Wendy looks guilty as ever with those "missing person" flyers behind her.

• Episode 6: Darlene Snell

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  Darlene Snell let's her shotgun do the talking.
• Season 4 Part 1: Ellie

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  Business dealings going down at the Missouri Belle.

• Episode 7: Wendy and Marty

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  A united front, Marty and Wendy holding hands in relief.

• Episode 7: Marty and Ruth

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