Firefly Lane boss breaks down cliffhanger finale and teases season 2
Firefly Lane Creator Maggie Friedman explained why he chose to end the season with a big cliffhanger, and teasing whats fans who could be expected from the future episode if the show was taken for the second chapter.
Based on a book with the same name by Kristin Hannah, The Netflix Series Stars Katherine Heigl (Gray Anatomy) and Sarah Chalke (scrub) as a long time Besly Hart and Kate Mulerkey.
After experiencing heartache, motherhood, fashion accidents and several career changes side by side, Tully is now the famous host of the day during the day while Kate is a housewife who is desperate to find a job in the midst of divorcing her husband, and this series follows the duo through Friendship for decades them.
However, at the end of season one, Kate and Tully had fallen, and it seemed as if the friendship of the duo really ended after Tully did something that was not forgiven with Kate.
The only problem is that the viewers are still nothing wiser about what Tully does, and there is also an extra drama in the store because the season ends with Kate’s husband’s life, Johnny also gets along.
Speaking of Cliffhangers who ended the season, the Show Boss Friedman explained that he always knew that the second now will happen.
“Johnny’s moments, I know will definitely come,” he told entertainment every week.
“In the writer’s room we had all this big whiteboard and at that time – we called it ‘Johnny Goes Boom’- We knew it happened at that time throughout the season.”
He continued: “I know that Tully and Kate will be alienated at the end of the season, but I don’t know how I will dramatize it.
“I know we are working on the signs because I feel like a good cliffhanger for season one is: ‘God, wait,” girls Firefly Lane Forever “suddenly didn’t? What happened?’ I want to leave the audience with some big questions. ”
Elsewhere in an interview, Friedman revealed that if the two season will occur, the show will continue to jump in time and explore what the years of high school and tully high school.
“I think there are more stories to be told, if we are lucky enough to have one season two, from the girls through high school and like what,” Friedman explained.
“They are only in grade eighth when we leave them. They will have a lot of teenagers and their seventies pleasure, growing up with great music and modes and all cultural changes,” he continued.
“I think it’s really interesting. I want to keep telling us that stories and the actors are so good, so of course, I want to keep seeing them.”
Firefly Lane is available to switch now on Netflix.