Killing Eve season 4 post asks for ‘patience’ — and we’ll all need it
Production on the remaining episodes has been underway for a little while now — like most shows over the past year and a half, though, there were some substantial delays due to the global health crisis. The process of filming Killing Eve in particular is more difficult than most other shows, largely due to the fact that there are so many elaborate locations and crowded scenes routinely done. We also don’t have any sense as of yet that the writers are incorporating the pandemic in any form.
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In a post on Twitter below, the show makes a cheeky remark about “patience,” one that is obviously a nod to all the fans out there wanting for someone to immediately give them an update about when new episodes are coming out. Alas, you’re probably not getting that announcement this year; we think AMC/BBC America will practice some patience themselves and take their time to announce a premiere date and roll out some teases as to what’s coming. This is one of those shows that we should all want to be as perfect as possible — after all, it’s incredibly complicated and meticulous!
Story-wise, there is so much to have hope for, especially since season 3 ended with Eve and Villanelle recognizing further how much they need each other. The metaphorical light shined down on two of them, but what will the lasting impact be?
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