When Digital Spy asked actor Ed Bluemel last year whether there was a chance Time's Convert could be made into a spin-off series, he had no news. While author Harkness has only written three books that focus on the main A Discovery of Witches story, in 2018 she did write an origin book called Time's Convert about Marcus Whitmore – Matthew's vampire son – set during the American War of Independence and the French Revolution that also acts as a sequel to the first three books. And daemons are always just a bit… you know, they wear designer clothes, and are a bit kooky or something. "You know, witches do fancy spells, vampires bite people and they're always really testy. She told Radio Times that there's more in the daemon world to be explored, saying: "The main thing I've always contended with, playing a daemon, is that fans always ask me: 'What exactly… what do daemons do?'
Tanya Moodie, who played daemon Agatha in the series, also thinks there could be scope for spin-offs. Discovery of Witches clip teases Gallowglass plot."I think there is huge scope for the different stories of those missing years and the future – the only aspect I wouldn't fancy is having to spend so much time in the gym again!" It's been like playing two characters because in season two he is like a rock 'n' roll vampire in the Elizabethan era, and in season three he is a motorbiker vampire who is in a completely different state of mind. "I would 100 per cent be up for more Gallowglass – I don't know whether Sky have the rights to do that, though," he told us. In an exclusive interview with Digital Spy, Steven Cree – who plays fan favourite Gallowglass – talked about whether he would return for more adventures.
A DISCOVERY OF WITCHES AMAZON SERIES
Saying that though, the cast have talked about whether they would return for any possible spin-off series – assuming, of course, if Sky TV and Deborah Harkness were interested in making them. Therefore, season three is sadly the last season of Diana and Matthew's adventures as the show has been cancelled. The three seasons of A Discovery of Witches are based on the three books in Deborah Harkness's All Souls Trilogy: A Discovery of Witches, Shadow of Night and 2014's The Book of Life – like the series, the books wrap up the stories of vampires, witches and daemons neatly at the end. A Discovery of Witches: Will there be a fourth season? It's all wrapped up by the season's end, but could the vampires, witches and daemons return for a fourth season? Here's what you need to know about the show's future.
With the help of their friends – including vampires Gallowglass and Marcus, Diana's witch aunt Sarah and human Phoebe – Diana and Matthew had to unite everyone, deal with rogue vampire relatives and nefarious witches, raise newborn twins and prove that all the creatures should just learn to get along before they could have their happy ending. Vampire Matthew Clairmont and historian-turned-witch Diana Bishop have returned for more romance and dangerous adventures in A Discovery of Witches season three.įollowing their journey to Elizabethan England in season two, where they were searching for answers about the long-standing feud and the book that could resolve it all (The Book of Life), Diana and Matthew returned to the present only to discover things had gone a bit pear-shaped while they were gone.ĭiana's aunt Emily had been murdered by scheming witch Peter Knox, and a blood-rage vampire was running around chomping on humans.
A Discovery of Witches season 3 spoilers follow.
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