Outer Banks has got a lot of fans since its release during the pandemic. The Netflix show became a comfort watch during odd times and served as a source of entertainment when everyone was confined. Now, as production concludes on its fifth and final season, viewers face an emotional farewell.Chase Stokes featured as John B. Routledge. He recently shared a post reflecting on his character’s journey with the show. The official streaming platform confirmed last week that filming for the final season has finished. Although no release details are available yet, the final season is expected to be released next year.What did the post read? View this post on Instagram Instagram PostChase Stokes took to social media to share his feelings as filming concluded. His post touched fans across social media platforms. The performer acknowledged the team effort behind Outer Banks."I definitely don't have the words for this experience right now, but what I will say is thank you. Most importantly to the people behind the lens who make this show come to life. I am such a small piece of a gigantic puzzle that is Outer Banks, and as we close this chapter? I'm left with a full heart, a lot of gratitude, and a very special chapter in my life. Thank you all for following on this journey. Thank you for allowing John B and the Pogues into your homes. I'm forever indebted. I'm forever grateful. John B, is officially out."The message was well received and gained thousands of comments from fans. Many appreciated Stokes for his performance in the show, while others shared how the story impacted their lives.The influence of John B on the success of Outer BanksChase Stokes brought nuance and emotional depth to John B. Routledge across all seasons. His character served as the emotional anchor for the whole show. John B’s dedicated search for his missing father drove the formative plot of the story.The character’s leadership among the Pogues created engaging group dynamics. Chase Stokes showed balanced determination in his performance. His chemistry with other actors like Madison Bailey and Madelyn Cline added more drama to each scene.John B’s journey from a complicated teen to a strong man inspired many viewers. The character’s bravery and loyalty became something to remember.Chase Stokes transformed what could have been a generic teen drama role into something genuinely groundbreaking. He gave John B the power to stand out among other characters.His performance grounded the show’s more adventurous elements and added real emotion. John B became more than just a treasure hunter, resonating with viewers facing their own personal struggles.Also See: What is a Pogue in Outer Banks? Details from the Netflix teen drama, exploredThe cast members of Outer Banks find success beyond the showTThe Outer Banks ensemble has achieved exceptional success beyond the project. Madelyn Cline landed a role alongside Daniel Craig in Glass Onion. The Rian Johnson murder mystery introduced her to bigger audiences. She also featured in Stranger Things as Tina. She is currently leading The Map That Leads to You on Prime Video.Chase Stokes has similarly witnessed growth in his career with several projects, including Valiant One and Marked Men. Madison Bailey has pursued several opportunities in film and television. The whole cast has used the series as a launching pad for different opportunities. Their individual success displayed the strong foundation the show provided.Also See: Outer Banks star Madelyn Cline says filming can feel like “a torture ritual” as she prepares for the final season of the series - Here's all about itFinal season brings closure to memorable charactersThe last season of Outer Banks will end the Pogues’ adventure. Fans are eagerly waiting for the progression of the ongoing storylines. The final season promises to deliver satisfying conclusions for viewers who have followed the series since its release.Outer Banks leaves behind a notable legacy within Netflix’s content landscape.Also See: Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey feels more like Dunkirk, not another Oppenheimer - here's why the new trailer changes everything