Shoresyseason 4 has received its Hulu release date. TheLetterkennyspinoff, created and led by Jared Keeso, is quickly becoming a long-running hit in its own right. The sports comedy, which focuses on the titular character as he takes on a role with the struggling ice hockey team known as the Sudbury Bulldogs, has already been renewed for season 5. After the eventfulending toShoresyseason 3, new episodes aren’t far behind.
Huluhas confirmed thatShoresyseason 4 will be released on February 26. The announcement was made in a tweet, which also reveals a new poster for the acclaimed series and hints at a summer focus for the upcoming episodes, as the protagonist and his friends are enjoying the sunny vibes.

What Shoresy Season 3 Means For The Show
It’s The End Of An Era
By the end of season 3,Shoresy gets offered two jobs. It’s a culmination of a story that the series developed throughout. One of the jobs was to be an analyst for BroDude, a fictional energy drink in the show’s universe, with the potential to work as a TV host. The second job is offered by Nat (Tasya Teles), the owner and general manager of the Bulldogs, giving him the chance to work as a coach.
Teles will be returning totheShoresycast, as will Blair Lamora, Keilani Rose, and others.

Shoresyseason 4 could see the main character work both jobs, but whatever happens next, it will be the end of an era for the comedy. A pre-credits scene promises that “this is the end of Shoresy.” Considering that the show’s future is secure, the playful farewell actually reveals that it’sthe end ofShoresyPart 1. Regardless of the outcome, the fan-favorite show is moving to a new narrative stage.
Our Take On Shoresy
It Is Standing On Its Own
IncomparingShoresytoLetterkenny, the original has a longer legacy. But the spinoff, which first aired on Canadian broadcaster Crave, has benefitted from early renewals and a devoted fanbase. It’s all helped the goodhearted hockey comedy into a show that can stand on its own, even without connections to a show that is an underrated favorite.