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“I had a feeling that it might, but we didn’t really know until we got the call,” Guillén shared about learning the show was ending. “And I think we were thinking maybe we’d go like six and seven, but then at that point, we were like, ‘Probably wrap it up.’ Right? Six or seven is around the right time we should wrap things up. Sometimes shows keep going and I feel like eventually you’re like, ‘That’s still on?’ Why is that still on the air?’ We didn’t want to become that show. We didn’t want to be that show, so we wanted to keep it fresh all the way to the end.”
“And with the new season that we are doing now, we know that we left off Guillermo and the rest of the gang in season five, it’s where do we go from there, right? He finally becomes a vampire after five years of this show, but after 15 years of being a familiar, it didn’t work out,” he continued. “It didn’t work out. Spoiler if you haven’t seen the finale of season five. But it didn’t work out for him, but now where do we go with that? And we definitely go somewhere in this season that I think people are going to be like, ‘Oh!’ Which would be nice because I think it’s going to be like, ‘Oh my gosh, that’s really cool.’
What We Do in the Shadow’s final season does not have a release date yet, but it is expected to return sometime this year.
Wish is available now at Digital retailers, and will be available on 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD on March 12th.
