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Ray Donovan Season 4 Episode 2
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As usual, Ray Donovan never disappoints and the family as always ends up a exciting season together and seemingly happy. A particularly dark season for Mickey.
Season 4 of Ray Donovan premiered on June 26, 2016 and ended on September 18, 2016. It consisted of 12 episodes. 1 Summary 2 Cast 2.1 Starring 2.2 Recurring 3 Episodes See also: Recurring characters, Character appearances for Season 3 Liev Schreiber as Ray Donovan Paula Malcomson as Abby Donovan.

Details about the upcoming fourth season of 'Ray Donovan' have been few, and fans wonder what the upcoming season will bring.

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The announcement of 'Ray Donovan's' renewal was made last August, even before the third season has ended. The early renewal made fans look forward to the new season and to what it will bring. TV Line said that the show's network, Showtime, confirmed there will be 12 episodes for season 4, and filming will start early this year.

According to Enstars, viewers may possibly see more of Terry (Eddie Marsan) and Abby (Paula Malcomson), especially after what happened last season. Fans know that the two are heavily flirtatious with each other during the third season, and many are curious if this will fully develop in season 4.

Unfortunately, David Hollander, 'Ray Donovan's' executive producer and showrunner, told TV Line that the two's relationship won't go forward. Hollander said that even if both Abby and Terry have feelings for each other, Terry's morals will still prevail. 'Terry is not going to steal Abby from Ray,' the EP said. According to him, Terry was just providing love and comfort to Abby, so it will not be a love triangle between him, Abby, and Ray (Live Schreiber). 'He will always regret [kissing her].' Hollander added.

Another thing that fans are wondering about is the fate of Ray's dad in season 4. When the outlet asked Hollander about what's next for Mickey Donovan (Jon Voight), he said that he is still part of the show. 'Mickey always wakes up in a new place, and that place feels permanent until it's not. Boston. Mexico. North Hollywood,' Hollander said. He said that there's always a pull to bring Mickey back, so fans might see him next season 'back into the heart of Donovan land.'

There is still no confirmed premiere date for 'Ray Donovan' season 4.

A fitting finale? Showtime

Well, that all worked out nice and neat, huh?

Last week, the question of the hour was “Is Ray Donovan good?” This week, it seems to be: Is Ray Donovan… God? What does that mean for him, and those he keeps close? What does that mean for people who get in the way? The entire premise of Ray Donovan is that he functions as a living, breathing deus-ex-machina, doling out free passes and mercy to people in serious jams. That function is fine on a storytelling level, but when you’re playing the long game with characters who have now had four years to develop, there needs to be something behind all those convoluted plans working out at the last minute. The show takes a few steps towards investigating Ray and breaking down the visage he’s able to throw over his clients (and himself) but at this point, it’s nowhere near enough.

Anyway, it’s finale time, baby! The big showdown between Hector Campos and Archie Whittaker is here, as is the one between Ray and Dmitri. First though, as is the custom for any family drama season finale, we open with a quasi-religious dream sequence, in which Ray gets an over-the-pants handie, sees his wife in a coffin, and gets leered at by Leland Orser. We’ve all had that one.

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JK, Ray isn’t really in church, he’s in the police station. Still apprehended by Frank, who has a big ol’ file documenting everything Ray’s been up to since we’ve known him. If Ray doesn’t play ball and give Frank everything he wants on Dmitri, he’s going away for a long time, and ruining the lives of countless high-profile clients. I doubt anyone really cares about that second part. He and Sonia arrange a meeting with Dmitri, where Sonia works her way back into the family business, and Ray just wants it all to be over. Dmitri insists on ringside seats for the fight. Once Hector throws the fight and he gets his cash, it’ll all be over. Ray nods. Honestly, he would be more subtle if he’d rolled his eyes and yelled “YEAH RIIIIGHT”. Back home, Abby tells Ray her cancer’s disappearing. A miracle! He tells her everything’s over, and that they’re safe. She’s happy about the fresh start, and the two embrace, bound by their love for each other and also LIES.

Mickey, meanwhile, is looking to scrape together cash to bet against Hector, now that he knows what’s up. Abby gives him Bridget’s guitar painting to pawn, along with his retro porn VHS tapes, the jewel of which is tastefully named Two Thousand and Cum: A Face Odyssey. The pawnshop owner can’t resist that kind of finely-crafted filmmaking, natch, but his clientele probably aren’t going to help shift a(n ugly) $60k painting. He gives Mickey the name of someone who will.

Mickey heads to the art dealer, who makes the Kovistskys look like the goddamn royal family. Mickey is in deep cover, using all the right art-dealer-y lingo when he gives his reasons for selling the painting: “you know. gotta make room on the walls for the… new shit.” The dealer offers him 10k, and stands firm until he sees the frame is packed with dugs, then immediately ups his offer to 50. NBD. Not suspicious at all. Is anyone on this show actually good at being a criminal?

Mickey shows Ray what was in the frame, and Ray calls for a family meeting, outlining a plan (that we don’t hear the details of) that’ll pin Dmitri and Make The Donovans Safe Again. He even involves Terry, who has put two and two together and worked out what hector did to Marisol, and that Ray’s forcing him to throw the fight. He shakes off the disappointment pretty quickly, though, just like he has his collapse, which I guess we’ll either get to next season or never follow up on. Neither would surprise me. Abby’s also in on the act, swiftly learning about and then forgiving Ray’s deceit. Seems to be a pattern emerging here.

Finally it’s FIGHT TIME, the big show this entire season has been leading to, and it’s… over very quickly. Ray tells Frank to go fuck himself re: wearing a wire, Hector wins the fight, and Dmitri all but tells Ray “K I’m gonna kill you ASAP”. Little does he know, his driver has been compromised by Darl and Avi, who kidnap Dmitri, take him to a remote parking lot in Anaheim, fill his car with the drugs from the guitar painting, and kill him. Once again: this is the fabled, untouchable Dmitri we’re talking about, who counted on one dumb driver as his protection at an event crawling with Donovans. Didn’t he have two bodyguards with him when he met with Ray and Lana just last week? Mickey and Bunchy meanwhile shoot up the Russians’ mansion, then head to the afterparty, neither of them the slig