The action-packed start of Outer Banks Season 4 Part 1 has left fans eagerly awaiting Part 2. The Pogues have transitioned from a quiet life to an exciting and adventurous one since the Elb Dorado event. In the first half of season 4, we see our favorite group of friends searching for Blackbeard’s treasure in order to solve their financial problems. Without revealing too much, the season so far has been full of unexpected plot twists.

Sarah Cameron (Madelyn Cline) ‘s bond with John B (Chase Stokes) is finally developing into a full-fledged relationship. However, her relationship with her brother Rafe (Drew Starkey) gets complicated in the wake of the tragic death of their father and patriarch, Ward Cameron (Charles Esten). 

In a recent interview with Collider, Cline teased what’s in store for her and Rafe’s dynamic in the second half of the season. The siblings’ relationship is far from conventional and has had several awful moments. When asked whether there’s a chance of reconciliation, Cline said, “Forgiveness is tough.”

Dana Carvey recently discussed his spontaneous ice cream-smashing skit with Maya Rudolph on a recent episode of Saturday Night Live. The actor, who returned to the show as Joe Biden, took the chance to create a chaotic yet hilarious scene on TV screens with Rudolph, who was dressed as Kamala Harris. On his Fly on the Wall podcast, the comedian stated that it was one of his most memorable moments from the episode.

While opening up to the audience, Carvey revealed that he asked the prop master to provide him with an ice cream cone to use as a prop during the sketch. However, putting some of it on Rudolph’s face was not part of the plan. 

He elaborated, “I asked the prop master to give me an ice cream just to hold for the dress show. And then the air show, she gave me much bigger [one], and I didn’t ask her.” 

The actor further added, “I thought, ‘Here’s ice cream, big gob. Here’s Maya’s face.’ And I didn’t wanna hurt her, but I just — I thought of it, and did it within two seconds. So that’s to put to rest all the rumors and all the talk.”