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First look at the new season of 'Grace and Frankie'

The new series of Netflix’s Grace and Frankie drops on January 19th and fans can get their first look of the fourth series of the popular comedy.

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This time round Jane Fonda and Lilly Tomlin are joined by Friends star Lisa Kudrow who plays Grace’s rhinestone clad manicurist. Marta Kaufman, the co-creator of the show, also created Friends. 

The series also features Martin Sheen and Sam Waterston who play the duo’s ex-husband’s who left the in the show’s debut episode to become a gay couple. This season Robert and Sol contemplate an ‘open marriage’ following a suggestion from their therapist.

Peter Galllagher also appears playing a new love interest for Grace. Gallagher is best known for his role in the TV series The O.C. and his starring role in the 1980’s film Summer Lovers.

Check out the trailer.  

OIP Staff


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