Severance's performers promise that fans don't have to wait too long to make it for Season 3
wait lay off Season 2 is very long, especially for those fans who locked in the Apple TV+ series when it debuted in 2022. lay off Now, fever is more common than ever, after Season 2, the show’s signature cliff is over, and after its renewal announcement, the biggest problem is Season 3?
In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly lay off Creator and performer Dan Erickson elaborates on executive producer Ben Stilerer [writers] room and work hard on it”).
“I would love to finish the show before I was 70,” Erikson (41) joked. “I hope Season 3 will come sooner. Of course, we had a strike that caused us to stop production for five to six months. There was a difference between that and it was shut down in the first season because when we were shut down, when we were shut down, when we were shut down, I hadn’t written a script yet.
As fans of every little detail hanging on the show can certainly prove it, lay off Not a program that can be completed quickly.
“We're always very cautious and very careful about how we tell stories,” Erikson said. “So was the case with Season 1 – I actually thought Season 1 took the same amount of time as Season 2, but the difference was that people weren't waiting for it at the time. No one knew what it was.”
“But with that, now that I've done it twice, we can learn procedurally what works and how to simplify it, so our goal is to not bring three years of pain. I hope we don't have to do it anymore.”
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