![]() ![]() "It was genuinely, for me, one of those things that as soon as I got the job, I was like, 'I'm going to put like everything I have into this, emotionally and physically.' I just cared about it a lot," he shared. He came in with a lot of specific ideas that were great, but the main thing was the idea that like he was going to pour everything he had into this project."Īnointed new director Kyle Patrick Alvarez may not have even known that that attitude helped him get the job. That's what Kyle really blew us away with. Meanwhile, finding a new director for the season represented its own challenge, but what Horowitz said he and Bloomberg were looking for was "the same level of energy and innovation and dedication and attention to detail that Sam had, beyond any of the particular aesthetics. So we kept gravitating back towards him." I think there's no better representative of the consequences than him as a character. It's a great way to drive the consequences of Homecoming into the story and drive the fallout. Looking for more TV recommendations and discussion? Head over to our Facebook Group to see new picks every day, and chat with other readers about what they're watching right now.Was there any doubt they would bring back James, given how Walter's storyline was seemed to get something resembling a happy ending? Horowitz said they "had lots of different iterations of the season, but we kept coming back to him. Homecoming seasons 1 and 2 are currently available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.ĭigital Spy now has a newsletter – sign up to get it sent straight to your inbox. But I enjoy this enough that I would spend some more time in this world'." "We want you to have that feeling every time of thinking, 'They told me a full story, they are not withholding something from me. "We have plenty of ideas for a third season," they said. Homecoming showrunners Eli Horowitz and Micah Bloomberg have already revealed that they have "plenty of ideas" for a third season of the show too, so there's every chance the drama could be continually refreshed over time. ![]() and say, 'Hey, that was sacred but we get to do this other thing over here'." "So if you have something like that, like season one did, in a lot of ways it's great and freeing in season two to be able to move away from those moments. "I think Heidi's story had kind of a perfect ending and I think great endings are very rare and by endings I mean final seconds, final frames even," he explained. Related: Homecoming season 3 – everything you need to knowĪlvarez added that he thinks Heidi's story ended in such a satisfactory way that there's actually no need for us to go back and revisit her. not eliminate or exclude on what happened in the first season, but expand on it in this different and dynamic way." "Which I think is the point of storytelling, which is finding empathy with different people and different backgrounds and coming into that world with a different take on it. "So I feel like for television and the way the format is evolving now, I think what's exciting is we can keep the series going but refresh it and shift that point of view so not only does it not start to feel stale and tedious, but it allows you to sort of explore the same world through someone else's eyes. I watched every episode from beginning to end, but how many crazy days can Jack Bauer have? "For me, growing up, watching television, one of the frustrating elements about it was that it would feel repetitive as seasons went on, especially if it was going on five, six, seven seasons and you were still with the same characters," he said. Speaking to Digital Spy, season two director Kyle Patrick Alvarez explained just why the producers decided to go down a completely alternative route for this season with a different character – and it's all to do with keeping things fresh for viewers. Related: Homecoming's Stephan James discusses what happens to Walter Cruz after season 2 ![]()
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