Orange Is the New Black - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Work That Body for Me
With a major security breach and a lot of new inmates, Caputo has to call in the big guns. Things get a little too real for Crazy Eyes and Lolly.
Power Suit
the newcomers stir up ethnic and domestic problems, but Maria sees an opportunity. Judy's special treatment raises eyebrowes.
(Don't) Say Anything
A new job puts Taystee close to Caputo. Lorna has to get creative in her marriage. Soso and Poussey deal with some awkward truths.
Doctor Psycho
Nothing stays hidden for long when emotions run high, but Red, Healy and Caputo try to keep the peace. Piper has a business competitor.
We'll Always Have Baltimore
Company policies lead to a shortage of critical supplies and an eventful trip to a prison convention. Piscatella starts a new anti-gang initiative.
Piece of Shit
Piper's plan to edge out the competition could backfire badly. Cindy finds a way to make Taystee's job pay off. Luschek gets some interesting mail.
It Sounded Nicer in My Head
Paranoia strikes deep for Lolly and Judy, aggravating an already tense situation. Red sticks to a Russian tradition for an important occasion.
Friends in Low Places
A new work detail doesn't go over well with the inmates. Judy seeks help from Poussey. Maria finds a place she can conduct business.
Turn Table Turn
Ramos and Flores figure out ways to rebel against authority. A news item has an unexpected effect. Red and Lorna face personal disappointment.
Bunny, Skull, Bunny, Skull
The movie night selection becomes controversial. Aleida makes an adjustment. Piper worries the prison punishments are getting too medieval.
People Persons
Caputo's leadership is challenged and the inmates are in for a long night of lockdown after workers make an unsettling discovery.
The Animals
Alliances shift among the prison "families" as Piscatella and his guards crack down. Poussey, Judy and Alex prefer to look ahead to the future.
Toast Can't Never Be Bread Again
Corporate bureaucracy and simmering anger work against Caputo's efforts to keep a sensitive situation under control.
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