It sure sounds like it! Fans of the hit Freeform sci-fi crime thriller are in for a treat with tonight’s season finale. While the show hasn’t officially been picked up yet for season 4 (we’re looking at you, Freeform), viewers are showing their support on social media with #RenewStitchers4. We chatted with the cast and showrunner at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con and got the inside scoop about what fans can expect.
What Cliffhangers Can We Expect for the Season 3 Finale?
“It’s the mother of all cliffhangers. You’re going to be like, ‘Damn, these people.’ It was a surprise cliffhanger that the network didn’t even know we were putting in there. We already had a cliffhanger, but another idea came up. So we added a cliffhanger on top of our cliffhanger. The network had no idea until they screened the episode and everyone literally screamed because they didn’t know it was coming.” — Jeff Schechter (Showrunner)
“You’re going to be so mad that you have to wait.” — Damon Dayoub (Detective Fisher)
“It’s big! Don’t throw anything at your TV. There are going to be a couple of big questions that’ll be answered, but of course, we create more questions. It’s like any good finale, you answer a few questions and everyone’s happy…and then you drop another question, and they’re like, ‘I hate these guys.” — Ritesh Rajan (Linus)
“The finale wraps up the mythology we’ve been watching so far and it also propels us to the coolest storyline that we’ve yet to uncover, in my opinion, if we get the chance. The program would be public. That’s Jeff’s idea. We’re out in public, people see us as superheroes but also as grave robbers. We don’t have permission to go into these memories.” — Kyle Harris (Cameron)
Check out our full interviews below and make sure to watch Stitchers, every Monday at 9/8pm EST.
Photo Credit: Freeform/Adam Rose
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