Episode 6 ofPeaky Blinderswill be the final episode of Season 6, and fans wonder if the Tv show will be back for Season 7. Well, here’s everything you need to know about it.
After a long break,Peaky Blinderscame back with a new season, and each episode of the sixth season was an unforgettable ride. We’ve seen several characters arcs coming to a close in the latest season. Losing Polly Gray andRubyis the most heartbreaking thing we’ve witnessed in the show. On top of that, we learned that Thomas Shelby has a brain tumor, and that’s why he has been getting seizures. The doctor tells Tommy that he has about 1-1.5 years to make his peace with everything.
Of course, Tommy picks up the pace and tries to deal with the situation without telling anyone about his condition. However, with Nelson trying to kill him with the help of Michael, things only get difficult for Tommy.
Peaky Blinders Season 7 Won’t Be Happening
Steven Knight, the writer and producer ofPeaky Blinders, confirmed that Season 6 would conclude the tv show. So it’s official that your favorite tv series won’t be returning on the small screen with Season 7.
Knight confirmed to BBC that initially, they wanted to run the show for seven seasons. However, the COVID-19 pandemic impacted the show’s production and the creators lost one year because of it. And after losing Helen Mccrory during the pandemic. the creator decided to the end the show with Season 6 (Via:Variety).
“We just felt, also with the loss of Helen [McCrory], that it all seemed to be pointing towards doing what I’m calling ‘the end of the beginning,“said Steven to BBC.
However, the good news is thatPeaky Blinderswill return on the big screen, as Steven Knight confirmed that there will be a movie based on the series. What’s interesting is that Thomas Shelby and Arthur Shelby will return in the movie, and the story will be set around the beginning of World War 2.
After the movie,Peaky Blindersmight expand through spin-offs; however, nothing is confirmed as of yet. Also, there’s no release window for the movie, so we have no choice but to wait until we hear something from the creator or BBC.
