Legacies Season three has postponed to 2021, however at the least we all know it plans to deal with among the lingering plots from Legacies Season 2.
Deadline is reporting that Leo Howard, who performed Sheriff Mac’s son Ethan in three episodes of the sophomore run, has been promoted to collection common.
When you watch Legacies online, you already know there was numerous untapped potential within the route of Ethan’s arc.
He was launched early within the second season as Hope tried to mix in as a traditional teenager at Mystic Falls Excessive.
Sadly, the character all however disappeared shortly after, however it’s potential there have been plans to deliver Ethan’s storyline full circle within the episodes that have been postponed because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Legacies Season 2 wrapped a number of episodes early because of the pandemic.
Howard not too long ago appeared on the backdoor pilot for The 100 prequel, and performed the function of August, a pivotal character who rapidly bought near Callie.
On condition that The CW has but to verify a pickup for the spinoff, it is potential the collection will not be shifting ahead on the community.
Then once more, it is also potential that Howard’s recurring cope with Legacies meant he may very well be upped to common and that The Vampire Diaries/The Originals spinoff was in first place.
If The CW does pull the set off on The 100 prequel, then Howard may pop up for an episode or two to wrap August’s arc up, or he may very well be recast.
However given how lethal The 100 is, it would not be shocking to seek out out that August has perished early into the apocalypse.
It could be tough for Howard to seem on each exhibits usually as a result of Legacies shoots in Atlanta and The 100 prequel shall be capturing in Canada if it goes to collection.
All we will do is speculate for now.
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