Showrunners talk epic finale and season 2

The Daisy Jones & the Six season finale was crammed with love, lust and mysteries revealed. Set on the group’s 1977 live performance at Soldier Discipline in Chicago, the episode options the simultaneous unraveling of every band member who chooses to stroll away from the group for various causes. The stress between Daisy (Riley Keough) and Billy (Sam Claflin) — sexual and in any other case — lastly involves a head, as Billy relapses and drinks after Camila (Camila Morrone) addresses his emotions for Daisy; Karen (Suki Waterhouse) and Graham’s (Will Harrison) relationship crumbles as he finds out she had an abortion; Eddie (Joshua Roundtree) lastly lets it rip on Billy and alludes to his fling with Camila; Warren (Sebastian Chacon) is caught within the center, in the end attempting to calm Eddie down. It additionally options an unbelievable closing efficiency from the fictional group.

“I used to be obsessive about Speaking Heads’ Cease Making Sense. I actually wished to do a live performance movie. We determined we’ll do the massive Soldier Discipline present, and we’ll intercut the drama, which is so heavy with these wonderful exuberant, rock performances when the band is firing on all cylinders,” showrunner Will Graham remembers of creating the finale.

Learn extra: The evolution of Daisy Jones & the Six: how the forged and crew made a pretend band actual

Whereas the Amazon sequence does wrap up — with the individual on the opposite facet of the digital camera lastly being revealed — followers will possible be questioning: Is there a risk of Daisy Jones & the Six getting a season 2?

“We’d be so excited to get the band again collectively, [but] I believe that is the query that actually goes again to Taylor, who created this world and these characters,” he explains. “If we had been going to do one thing, it’d need to be along with her blessing. However I believe each single individual concerned within the present can be leaping up and right down to go on the journey once more.”

Showrunner Scott Neustadter provides that if there are sufficient individuals who need extra, “we are able to have these conversations.” Proper now, he hopes “the ending is satisfying for everyone.”

The ultimate episode of Daisy Jones & the Six is out now.