As a devoted fan who has spent countless hours laughing, cringing, and marveling at the supernatural antics of our beloved vampires, werewolves, and familiar-turned-demon, I must say that the conclusion of “What We Do in the Shadows” has left me feeling akin to an immortal being who’s just been staked through the heart.
After a six-season span, the popular series What We Do in the Shadows has come to an end, sparking discussions among fans about the reasons behind its termination. Fans are left pondering if the decision was made due to cancellation or if the storyline simply reached its logical end.
Here is everything you need to know about why What We Do in the Shadows ended.
Here’s why What We Do in the Shadows is over after the Season 6 finale
After completing its sixth season, What We Do in the Shadows has ended, according to FX chairman John Landgraf, who felt that the show had reached a fitting and organic end point.
During a TCA panel, he emphasized that the show had an exceptional six-year span. Meanwhile, at the New York Comic Con panel, executive producer Paul Simms discussed the series finale and expressed his viewpoint: “It’s wiser to end on a high note, and it’s better to do so earlier rather than later.” (Paraphrased from Soap Central)
Earlier on, Simms had expressed a sentiment similar to this: he’d prefer to part ways slightly ahead of schedule rather than staying a moment too long. He further elaborated by stating that he aimed for a humorous series devoid of sentimental scenes and with minimal storylines. (Rewritten for Cincinnati Enquirer)
Matt Berry, the lead in this series, commented, “I believe now is just about right,” he said. “We’re nearing the end, and it’s as great as it’s ever been, which is all we could hope for.
As a dedicated fan, I can’t contain my excitement! The long-awaited Season 6 of What We Do in the Shadows finally premiered on October 21, 2024. Spanning over eleven episodes, this season ran all the way through December 16, 2024. And here’s the best part – with its extended run, this final season turned out to be a bit longer than the previous five seasons, offering us more of the hilarious vampire antics we’ve grown to love!
Jemaine Clement is responsible for producing the show that draws inspiration from his and Taika Waititi’s New Zealand mockumentary film with a similar title. The main actors in this production include Kayvan Novak, Matt Berry, Natasia Demetriou, Harvey Guillen, Mark Proksch, Jason Hoyte, along with others, who form the central cast.
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2024-12-17 18:10