Even though TJ comes home towards the end of the first batch of episodes, his welcome is appreciated despite being late in the game. TJ's return is one of the many points Manifest needs to hit now that it's reached its final run of episodes. However, he's much more of a supporting presence in this sense, filling smaller gaps while Olive takes charge of explaining the mythos. It's a return from a previously recurring character that brings her story back to life toward the end of the batch of episodes - TJ Morrison ( Garrett Wareing).īut even then, TJ's arrival doesn't just exist to spice up Olive's story for the final season (and he definitely does that!) he adds to the pool of knowledge the Stones have at their disposal to understand the Divine Consciousness. Olive is in an interesting situation, but she's generally underutilized, especially in what we've seen from Season 4 so far. This isn't the first time that the character has been isolated from the other leading characters in the show. However, with Ben ( Josh Dallas) focusing on finding his daughter Eden, who was kidnaped by 828er Angelina Meyer ( Holly Taylor), Olive ( Luna Blaise) is left mostly alone to handle the weight of digging into the archeological lore behind the callings.
The mystery drama is bigger and bolder than before, confirming some theories while asking even more questions, and exploring the drama in Cal's (now played by Ty Doran) sudden aging and Grace's ( Athena Karkanis) death. ManifestSeason 4 has finally landed at Netflix with the first half of the final season hitting the streamer.
Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for Manifest Season 4 Part 1.
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