Here we go! #adow2 #adow3 #adiscoveryofwitches." "As I gear up to leave home in a few days to venture back in to the land of witches, daemons and vampires I couldn’t feel more excited about continuing this journey. I've seen almost the whole thing and 💥💥 loving it so far. it's really great! And they've been perfecting it all. "I know it's later than we thought but there’s very good reason. "I know most of you #adow fans have heard by now but Season 2 is dropping in January 2021," Palmer said on the post. Star Teresa Palmer took to Instagram to update fans on season 2's release schedule. Sadly, he was wrong – but the end is in sight! The current state of the world affected production and the subsequent air date, but Steven Cree, who plays new character Gallowglass, shared an article suggesting that the release of the show wouldn't be interrupted. Last two weeks filming on #ADiscoveryOfWitches then it’s all in the can!! /Nzlwnm1utb- Farren Blackburn January 7, 2020 "We cannot wait to continue the journey with them and, as the show continues to sell around the world, bring a global fanbase to these engaging and fascinating characters." There was a real sense of community throughout the run as fans old and new joined together to watch each week.
Tranter said: "We were absolutely thrilled that A Discovery of Witches was such a hit with viewers. Sarah Dollard ( Doctor Who, Being Human) and Susie Conklin ( The Musketeers, Cranford), were tasked with writing the second season, and Conklin has also been acting as executive producer alongside Bad Wolf production company co-founders Jane Tranter and Julie Gardner, as well as Lachlan MacKinnon and Harkness herself. I've been away for a year and I've missed it, so it will be nice to get back to Wales and jump into the second season." I can't wait to start back into this world again. We had no idea that it would have this kind of impact from people, so to hear that we get to do a second and third season is just really, really special. "The passion and the excitement and the feedback has been mind-blowing. Really, it's the fans that did it for us. This is my first time doing television, so I'm such a newbie to the whole thing, but to hear that is just so liberating and incredibly exciting. "I had no idea that that's how it works, and then I found out later that that's not typically how it works.
"It's pretty mind-blowing, to be honest," Palmer told Collider. And star Teresa Palmer was overwhelmed by the news. Of course, it's pretty rare to see two seasons given the green light at once, with networks usually preferring to take things one season at a time.
0 kommentar(er)
