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Co-showrunner Andrew Dabb revealed that COVID meant the writers had to rework the final two episodes of the series. Dabb said: 

James Van Der Beek’s appearance in the series finale’s final seconds as the Walkers’ new neighbor was teeing up a storyline about the “kooky cult” next door, with the actor playing the “quirky bad, but amusing” cult leader, showrunner Anna Fricke revealed to TVLine, adding that August was “going to fall in love with the girl next door, get dragged into the cult, have to be extracted.” As for the ring box Cordell pocketed before taking off for vacation with Geri and his kids, th

Luke Mitchell tells TVLine that he had spoken to the producers of The CW’s The Republic of Sarah “a little bit” about the possibilities for a second season, one which would have thoroughly explored an important — albeit platonic — relationship between Danny (Mitchell) and Grover (Ian Duff).

Following a time jump significant enough to give us a teenage Pedro, Legacies would have picked up with Caroline as headmistress of the Salvatore School, executive producers Julie Plec and Brett Matthews tell TVLine.

Although the reboot managed to tie up the majority of its loose ends via a makeshift series finale, showrunner Josh Reims was disappointed that the Carringtons’ story wouldn’t continue in a sixth season — and he knew exactly what that would have entailed.

Dr. Cannerts’ discovery of a way to keep infectious people alive and healthy would have led to a major conflict at the hospital.

As introduced in the series finale’s closing moments, a fifth season would solidify the idea of a Charmed multiverse, the reboot’s co-showrunners tell TVLine.