Whatever we do, they’re just gonna want more, so someone has got to get the novelizations going. And so, I think we’re trying to create something that will be satisfying to the fans, but that doesn’t close the lid either. It’s also what Shawn did with the end of The Shield, where Vic Mackey takes off and is gonna have more awful adventures.
That, to me, is always the perfect way that you want to end the show. “One of my favorite finales is Buffy because, even though it’s over and even though they closed the Hellmouth, there’s more work to do, and they look at Buffy and say, ‘What do you want to do next?’ She smiles, and then you’re out.
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Kripke points to the series finales of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and The Shield as guideposts for how they’re crafting the Timeless finale: We tried to put a period at the end of the sentence, but not so much that the door isn’t open for further adventures, down the road.” “The short answer is that I don’t know if there’s anything we can do that will make them finally say, ‘Oh, that’s great! I’m gonna close that chapter of my life.’ There’s a certain amount of shocking turns, and we tried to let it build to something and provide a certain amount of closure, and give you a sense of where these characters go. It will be exactly like two more episodes of the show.”Īs for whether the series will grant fans the closure they want, Kripke is unsure Timeless fans will ever be satisfied with the show coming to an end: We shot 8-day episodes, and this will be a 16-day shoot. As a matter of fact, we tried, at one point, to do one long historical period to last over two hours, and then eventually, Arika wisely said, ‘Why are we doing this? Why don’t we just do what we always do, which is spend an hour in two different time periods?’ And so, though they’re connected and though it’s one long mythology story that plays over both, they really are, in effect, two time periods of Timeless that they visit, and we’ll shoot each one. “It’s basically the equivalent of two episodes. NBC greenlit a two-hour series finale, and while the team originally attempted to craft a two-hour story set in one time period, Kripke says they ultimately changed course and essentially made two episodes of Timeless:
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