The season 4 finale of Legacies will also be the series finale since The CW chose not to renew, but creator Julie Plec promises some fun surprises are in store. 'There are a couple surprises for long-time TVDU fans that may just blow your mind.' 🤔🤯
Julie Plec, the creator of Legacies, reveals that the series finale will feature plenty of surprises from the world of The Vampire Diaries. The Vampire Diaries, which Plec co-created with Scream scribe and Dawson's Creek creator Kevin Williamson, was an adaptation of the L.J. Smith young adult novels of the same name.
Unfortunately, this week The CW has been cancelling many of their current series. Recently, the network was up for sale as its parent companies WarnerMedia and ViacomCBS claimed it had never turned a profit, and many shows that hadn't been renewed before this event were kept on the bubble for longer than usual, lingering in the precarious position of not knowing whether they would be renewed.
I can speak for #Legacies in saying that Brett and I and the writing team poured all kinds of love into it. And there are a couple surprises for long-time #TVDU fans that may just blow your mind. 👀👀👀💃💃💃🍾🍾🍾🍾Considering that Legacies takes place in The Vampire Diaries universe and is a direct spinoff of The Originals, it has featured a variety of cameos during its time on the air.
Considering the fact that Legacies will likely go out with a bang, they may be pulling out the Vampire Diaries big guns. The Salvatore School for the Young and Gifted might just get a visit from its namesake Damon Salvatore, the vampire who donated the building. Somerhalder, who played the character on TVD, hasn't appeared in the universe since then, so this might be why it's an extra special surprise in the way Plec is implying.
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