With just weeks until the final season of HBO’s Barry debuts, the pay cable network has released a new trailer that offers plenty of new details.
The Season 3 finale showed the law finally catching up to the title character, played by Bill Hader – who has been making headlines for his romances with Ali Wong and Rachel Bilson.
The words of his former acting coach Gene Cousineau (Henry Winkler) – ‘Barry, you’re irredeemable’ – seem to haunt him as he does his time in prison.
Gene teamed up with Jim Moss (Robert Wisdom) – the father of his girlfriend Janice Moss (Paula Newsome) who Barry had killed – to bring the assassin to justice.
The new trailer (via HBO YouTube) show Barry’s mental acumen slipping away as he does his time in prison.
Barry returns: With just weeks until the final season of HBO’s Barry debuts, the pay cable network has released a new trailer that offers plenty of new details
Losing it: The new trailer (via HBO YouTube ) show Barry’s mental acumen slipping away as he does his time in prison
The trailer – set to Timber Timbre’s Run From Me – begins with Barry in the prison cafeteria, alone with his meal, as he’s heard telling someone, ‘I’m really sorry. I didn’t think it would end up like this.’
‘I am a good person. That is who I am,’ Barry continues, as he’s seen alone in the prison yard screaming at unseen things.
Gene Cousineau is heard saying, ‘Barry, you’re irredeemable,’ as Barry looks in a mirror and starts slapping himself and pointing at his temple.
Sally Reed (Sarah Goldberg) is heard telling someone, ‘The guy I was dating in L.A. killed my acting teacher’s girlfriend,’ as we see Gene waking up in his chair.
‘I think I might be in a lot of trouble,’ a distraught Sally is heard saying, as she’s seen looking over her shoulder in a diner.
Gene is heard saying, ‘You’re irredeemable’ again as we see quick shots of Barry’s former handler Monroe Fuches (Stephen Root) in prison with Barry.
NoHo Hank (Anthony Carrigan) and Cristobal (Michael Irby) seem to be enjoying their new life together, with one scene showing Hank asking Cristobal, ‘What do I do?’
‘Hank, this is your chance. It’s our chance,’ Cristobal says, as Barry is seen angrily seen slamming his phone down in the visitor’s area.
Alone: The trailer – set to Timber Timbre’s Run From Me – begins with Barry in the prison cafeteria, alone with his meal, as he’s heard telling someone, ‘I’m really sorry. I didn’t think it would end up like this’
Good person: ‘I am a good person. That is who I am,’ Barry continues, as he’s seen alone in the prison yard screaming at unseen things
Dating: Sally Reed (Sarah Goldberg) is heard telling someone, ‘The guy I was dating in L.A. killed my acting teacher’s girlfriend,’ as we see Gene waking up in his chair
Diner: ‘I think I might be in a lot of trouble,’ a distraught Sally is heard saying, as she’s seen looking over her shoulder in a diner
NoHo Hank: NoHo Hank (Anthony Carrigan) and Cristobal (Michael Irby) seem to be enjoying their new life together, with one scene showing Hank asking Cristobal, ‘What do I do?’
Chance: ‘Hank, this is your chance. It’s our chance,’ Cristobal says, as Barry is seen angrily seen slamming his phone down in the visitor’s area
A new character Lon O’Neil (Patrick Fischler), described as, ‘a man with a plan,’ is seen tracking down Cousineau outside of Canter’s Deli in Los Angeles.
Monroe is seen talking with cops, saying, ‘Barry betrayed me. I showed him how I really felt and he betrayed me.’
Quick shots reveal a number of other characters including NoHo Hank taking a fun-filled selfie with many friends.
Barry is seen laying on the cot of his prison cell when a guard says, ‘Berkman, you’ve got a visitor,’ though we don’t see or hear who the visitor is.
‘I’m trying to change,’ Barry seemingly tells himself as he looks in a mirror and closes his eyes.
A number of quick shots show something being thrown through a window that startles Gene and Tom Possoro (Fred Melamed) as Hank and Cristobal unveil something and prison guards are seen beating on an unseen inmate.
‘Everything OK, mi amor?’ Cristobal asks NoHo Hank, who says, ‘Yeah, everything’s gonna be great,’ as we see one final shot of a battered and bruised Barry as the trailer comes to an end.
The final season kicks off with two new half-hour episodes Sunday, April 16 at 10 PM ET with a new episode debuting each Sunday thereafter until the series finale on Sunday, May 28.
Lon: A new character Lon O’Neil (Patrick Fischler), described as, ‘a man with a plan,’ is seen tracking down Cousineau outside of Canter’s Deli in Los Angeles
Betrayed: Monroe is seen talking with cops, saying, ‘Barry betrayed me. I showed him how I really felt and he betrayed me’
Visitor: Barry is seen laying on the cot of his prison cell when a guard says, ‘Berkman, you’ve got a visitor,’ though we don’t see or hear who the visitor is
Great: ‘Everything OK, mi amor?’ Cristobal asks NoHo Hank, who says, ‘Yeah, everything’s gonna be great,’ as we see one final shot of a battered and bruised Barry as the trailer comes to an end
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