Brian Damage
03-11-2011, 12:18 PM
xecutive producer/writer/star Danny McBride reveals at Paleyfest 2011 that the third one but indeed be the hit HBO series' last.
"We've always imagined this thing as something that we would keep short and not give it a chance to kind of get old," he explains. "We have really approached each season as if it was just an act of a larger story, and so the third season to us has always been the climax of the story."
McBride and co-creator Jody Hill admit that they already know how the story of Kenny Powers will end, and McBride even hints that said ending may be closer than we think.
Both acknowledge they have treated each season as "a long movie" and when asked if season three would bring the ending of the story, McBride responds, "Probably. Yeah, I think so."
http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2011/03/eastbound-down-danny-mcbride-suggests-season-3-may-be-the-last-confirms-katy-mixons-return.html
"We've always imagined this thing as something that we would keep short and not give it a chance to kind of get old," he explains. "We have really approached each season as if it was just an act of a larger story, and so the third season to us has always been the climax of the story."
McBride and co-creator Jody Hill admit that they already know how the story of Kenny Powers will end, and McBride even hints that said ending may be closer than we think.
Both acknowledge they have treated each season as "a long movie" and when asked if season three would bring the ending of the story, McBride responds, "Probably. Yeah, I think so."
http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2011/03/eastbound-down-danny-mcbride-suggests-season-3-may-be-the-last-confirms-katy-mixons-return.html