In other words, it was a jam-packed final installment.
1.IsFlynn a hero after all?
“That was something that was very important to him.
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He was always fighting for that.”
Was Emma telling the truth about being able to save Lucys sister?
Lucy doesn’t believe her, and Ryan says Emma’s statement was probably a Hail Mary gamble.
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“Who knows whether Emma could have been trusted in that moment,” he says.
“This clearly seems a way to weasel out of capture or worse.”
The decision tonottry and save Amy led to plenty of debate in the writers' room.
“We all have people that we’ve lost in our lives that are important to us.
It’s something that I think is very universal and very human.”
“At a certain point, you’ve got to cut it off,” he says.
“The time travel is over.”
What other times in history had they wanted to try?
“We had investigated things like Washington crossing the Delaware on Christmas Eve,” Ryan says.
In the end, they chose to stick with lesser-known stories as a way to wrap up.
As Lucy says, history is important to everyone."
So…whatexactlywas going on in that final scene?
“She’s at the beginning of the journey.
What’s more, that closing scene was a “late addition” to the script.
Speaking of which…
5.
When Ryan thinks ofTimeless' possible future, he thinks of a different sci-fi franchise.
In the meantime, fans can always turn back the clock and rewatch the series.
