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# Alias Season 4

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Review: Another stellar season! - The fourth season of Alias ranks among my favorites, second only to the second season. The action is fast-paced and it never feels like there's a dull moment. I love the addition of Mia Maestro to the cast (we met her character very late in the third season) as Sydney Bristow's half sister Nadia Santos. Nadia is the daughter of Syd's mother, Irina Derevko, and her arch nemesis, Arvin Sloane. The relationship between Sydney and her father Jack Bristow (Victor Garber) is tested once again when Syd learns that her father murdered her mother in cold blood after learning Irina had put a contract out on Syd's life. They actually filmed the scene, which is shown as a flashback. I absolutely love the chemistry between Victor Garber and Lena Olin. This does produce a slight continuity question, however. When the flashback is shown, toward the end of season four, it says "eighteen months earlier" at the bottom of the screen. Eighteen months prior to the end of season four would place this event as sometime during the middle of the third season. Since Lena Olin did not appear in the third season, one has to conclude that Jack carried this out off-screen, which is certainly fine, but it would have to have occurred right after Jack and Irina stopped communicating via IRC instant messaging, which was actually towards the end of season three in an episode called "Blood Ties." So if the murder of Irina Derevko occurred eighteen moths prior to the end of season four, that means some significant time had to pass between seasons three and four. Anyway, I digress ... it turns out Irina Derevko is alive! Alias pulls this off beautifully ... think back to season two and the Francie/Alison fiasco. Season four also sees Greg Grunberg and his character Eric Weiss (Vaughn's best friend)get a lot more screen time as Weiss and Nadia become an item. The always awesome David Anders returns Julian Sark. Fan favorite Gina Torres (Syd's former K-Directorate nemesis, Anna Espinosa) returns as well. Season four reintroduces Katya Derevko, played to perfection by Isabella Rossellini, who was featured in three episodes in the third season) and the third (and deadliest) Derevko of them all ... Elena, played by the wonderful Sonia Braga. This is the only season to feature all three Derevko sisters. Some other highlights from this season include "the Arvin Clone," Sloane (Ron Rifkin) being placed in charge by the CIA legitimately, Vaughn (Michael Vartan) learning more about why his father was killed and what he was really involved in, Sloane's attempts to be a father (which make Jack look like the poster child for fatherhood). We also see much more of Marshall's' life as a father and a husband; he even pulls an interesting deception over on Jack. One final thing to mention ... as much as I enjoy the chemistry between Jennifer Garner and Michael Vartan, it is the chemistry between Victor Garber and Ron Rifkin that truly made this series amazing.
Review: It gets better as it gets older. - Alias: Season 4. Wow. The characters have been through heck in the first three seasons, much of it caused by a man named Arvin Sloane, and afterwards by a group called The Covenant. In a stroke of genius, now the best of both SD-6 and the CIA are combined into APO, and headed up by (guess who?) Arvin Sloane, the guy everybody loves to hate. The usual cast of Jennifer Garner, Michael Vartan, Victor Garber, Ron Rifkin, and etc. are accompanied by the absolutely adorable Mia Maestro, who plays Sydney's half-sister Nadia Santos. Throw in some nice guest stars like Angela Bassett, some Derevko sisters (yes, plural) and a person or two who you probably thought was dead, and you've got a great season, culminating in the ultimate family team-up to take down a terrible Rambaldi device that could trigger the next apocalypse! And of course...The Chosen One must battle The Passenger. And only one...will survive. Unless you want either one to be in the next season, in which case, they might live. But I'm not sayin' if they both survive or not, 'cause that'd be a spoiler. And the big shocker at the very end of the season, wow. Let's just say not everyone is who they claim to be. Now I don't know what happens in Season 5, except that somebody gets a clip or two unloaded in 'em and there's probably a double or a clone or two somewhere in there. (I saw a few moments of the series finale...not knowing how great a show it was at the time.) Whatever the case, while I admit there was a creepy episode or two in there, Season 4 comes on strong and has a well-deserved place amongst the other three seasons, all of which I enjoyed. Trust me, you won't be let down by Season 4 if you enjoyed the other three. I highly recommend it.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B001MVWRMU |
| Actors  | Carl Lumbly, Jennifer Garner, Kevin Weisman, Michael Vartan, Ron Rifkin |
| Aspect Ratio  | 1.78:1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #21,724 in Movies & TV ( See Top 100 in Movies & TV ) #895 in Mystery & Thrillers (Movies & TV) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,033) |
| Director  | Ken Olin |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | 5072455 |
| MPAA rating  | NR (Not Rated) |
| Media Format  | Box set, Color, DVD, NTSC |
| Number of discs  | 6 |
| Producers  | Chad Savage, Jeff Pinkner, Jesse Alexander, Sarah Caplan |
| Product Dimensions  | 0.6 x 5.3 x 7.4 inches; 0.01 ounces |
| Release date  | April 7, 2009 |
| Run time  | 15 hours and 23 minutes |
| Studio  | Walt Disney Video |
| Subtitles:  | Spanish |

## Product Details

- **Format:** Box set, Color, DVD, NTSC
- **Genre:** Action & Adventure/Television, Television
- **Language:** English
- **Number Of Discs:** 6

## Images

![Alias Season 4 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61TNq5cJXrL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Another stellar season!
*by I***E on November 22, 2011*

The fourth season of Alias ranks among my favorites, second only to the second season. The action is fast-paced and it never feels like there's a dull moment. I love the addition of Mia Maestro to the cast (we met her character very late in the third season) as Sydney Bristow's half sister Nadia Santos. Nadia is the daughter of Syd's mother, Irina Derevko, and her arch nemesis, Arvin Sloane. The relationship between Sydney and her father Jack Bristow (Victor Garber) is tested once again when Syd learns that her father murdered her mother in cold blood after learning Irina had put a contract out on Syd's life. They actually filmed the scene, which is shown as a flashback. I absolutely love the chemistry between Victor Garber and Lena Olin. This does produce a slight continuity question, however. When the flashback is shown, toward the end of season four, it says "eighteen months earlier" at the bottom of the screen. Eighteen months prior to the end of season four would place this event as sometime during the middle of the third season. Since Lena Olin did not appear in the third season, one has to conclude that Jack carried this out off-screen, which is certainly fine, but it would have to have occurred right after Jack and Irina stopped communicating via IRC instant messaging, which was actually towards the end of season three in an episode called "Blood Ties." So if the murder of Irina Derevko occurred eighteen moths prior to the end of season four, that means some significant time had to pass between seasons three and four. Anyway, I digress ... it turns out Irina Derevko is alive! Alias pulls this off beautifully ... think back to season two and the Francie/Alison fiasco. Season four also sees Greg Grunberg and his character Eric Weiss (Vaughn's best friend)get a lot more screen time as Weiss and Nadia become an item. The always awesome David Anders returns Julian Sark. Fan favorite Gina Torres (Syd's former K-Directorate nemesis, Anna Espinosa) returns as well. Season four reintroduces Katya Derevko, played to perfection by Isabella Rossellini, who was featured in three episodes in the third season) and the third (and deadliest) Derevko of them all ... Elena, played by the wonderful Sonia Braga. This is the only season to feature all three Derevko sisters. Some other highlights from this season include "the Arvin Clone," Sloane (Ron Rifkin) being placed in charge by the CIA legitimately, Vaughn (Michael Vartan) learning more about why his father was killed and what he was really involved in, Sloane's attempts to be a father (which make Jack look like the poster child for fatherhood). We also see much more of Marshall's' life as a father and a husband; he even pulls an interesting deception over on Jack. One final thing to mention ... as much as I enjoy the chemistry between Jennifer Garner and Michael Vartan, it is the chemistry between Victor Garber and Ron Rifkin that truly made this series amazing.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It gets better as it gets older.
*by C***E on November 6, 2006*

Alias: Season 4. Wow. The characters have been through heck in the first three seasons, much of it caused by a man named Arvin Sloane, and afterwards by a group called The Covenant. In a stroke of genius, now the best of both SD-6 and the CIA are combined into APO, and headed up by (guess who?) Arvin Sloane, the guy everybody loves to hate. The usual cast of Jennifer Garner, Michael Vartan, Victor Garber, Ron Rifkin, and etc. are accompanied by the absolutely adorable Mia Maestro, who plays Sydney's half-sister Nadia Santos. Throw in some nice guest stars like Angela Bassett, some Derevko sisters (yes, plural) and a person or two who you probably thought was dead, and you've got a great season, culminating in the ultimate family team-up to take down a terrible Rambaldi device that could trigger the next apocalypse! And of course...The Chosen One must battle The Passenger. And only one...will survive. Unless you want either one to be in the next season, in which case, they might live. But I'm not sayin' if they both survive or not, 'cause that'd be a spoiler. And the big shocker at the very end of the season, wow. Let's just say not everyone is who they claim to be. Now I don't know what happens in Season 5, except that somebody gets a clip or two unloaded in 'em and there's probably a double or a clone or two somewhere in there. (I saw a few moments of the series finale...not knowing how great a show it was at the time.) Whatever the case, while I admit there was a creepy episode or two in there, Season 4 comes on strong and has a well-deserved place amongst the other three seasons, all of which I enjoyed. Trust me, you won't be let down by Season 4 if you enjoyed the other three. I highly recommend it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great
*by W***Z on December 5, 2025*

Great

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