Three couples. Four seasons. Endless tension. Alan Alda’s 1981 romantic comedy spun a sharp tale of friendships tested across yearly getaways—from to beaches bathed in sun, to retreats blanketed by snow. What started as a relaxing vacation turned into a full-blown emotional storm, season by season. The original film mixed charm, chaos, and coastal views, all with a punch of wit. Now, a new chapter follows that same trail, but before stepping into fresh drama, the spotlight lands somewhere else first, the stunning locations.

Each destination carries its own mood, silently mirroring the group's highs and lows. From breezy spring mornings to icy winter evenings, the backdrop changes as fast as the emotions. With so much tension packed into picture-perfect settings, it is time to explore where all the magic and mess, was actually filmed.

Ready for a behind-the-scenes look at The Four Seasons? The Netflix comedy’s picturesque locations might just steal the spotlight from its messy friendship drama. As revealed by Netflix's Tudum, the show was filmed mainly in upstate New York, using beautiful spots like Cold Spring, Newburgh, and Fishkill to depict the first two episodes. The stunning backdrops of these quiet, rural locations play a huge role in setting up the tension between the characters as their vacation turns from relaxing to chaotic.

The group’s next getaway takes them to Puerto Rico for an eco-resort retreat that plays out in Episodes 3 and 4. After the tropical heat, the series heads to Vassar College in Poughkeepsie for Episodes 5 and 6, delivering a healthy dose of nostalgia as the characters revisit their past. The show wraps up with winter landscapes filmed in the Hudson Valley, keeping the locations fresh, yet familiar, as the group’s relationships shift. 

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What happens when the scenery fades and the truth comes out? From snowy retreats to tropical getaways, The Four Seasons offers a feast for the eyes. But the real drama lies in the plot, and the cast who bring to life the friendships, secrets, and the tension that builds along the way.

Think a weekend escape with old friends sounds harmless? Think again. The Four Seasons kicks off with cozy mountain views but quickly turns stormy—emotionally, at least. Now streaming on Netflix, the series takes cues from Alan Alda’s 1981 film. According to Tudum, Tina Fey pushed for the remake after rewatching the movie with her co-creators. What followed? A complete reboot, seasonal style, filled with messy revelations and laughs.

Starring Tina Fey, Steve Carell, and Colman Domingo, the chemistry of the cast makes every awkward glance and dinner-table dig feel painfully real. The series is said to note plenty of callbacks to the original, like a line once delivered by Carol Burnett, now dropped by Fey, and costume choices that scream retro-chic. Each of the couples' tensions boils over in a new season, transforming vacations into raging therapy sessions. This is more than a comedy—it is a scenic slow burn with perfectly timed emotional detours.

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What do you think of the locations in The Four Seasons? Did they live up to the drama’s backdrop? Let us know in the comments!