manifesto ended its storyline with its fourth and final season produced and distributed by Netflix. However, one cutting sequence during the editing phase, he could rewrite the ending and potentially open up a continuation of the story.
The latest episodes, which aired in June, shed light on some important questions that have remained unanswered since the show’s inception, and revealed fate of some characters. The fate of one in particular, originally omitted, is now revealed by a deleted scene released by the streaming giant.
As you know, in the final episode called “Last call“, 828 passengers return in 2013, keeping their own memories of the last five and a half years and reuniting with their loved ones, completely unaware of their past. In the scene in question, we see NSA Director Robert Vance (Daryl Edwards), who also doesn’t know the whole story, board Flight 828 to investigate the missing passengers. He soon realizes that the cockpit is locked from the inside, despite co-pilot Amut (Leahato Robinson) continuing to repeat that he was alone.
Vance then orders everyone locked inside to open the door, receiving only groans in response. After coercion we see the sufferer inside Captain Daleywho was killed off in the season 4 episode “Mirage” in the 2024 schedule.
However, it is about to explode and quickly fall apart under the astonished eyes of Vance and the rest of those present. This means that Daley himself, oddly enough, was not considered worthy resurrection bestowed by divine consciousness.
YOU CAN VIEW THE DELETED STAGE HERE
If such a scene had made it into the final cut, it would have made a splash. significant influence in the series, leaving the path open for a possible sequel or spin-off. In fact, the show could have chosen Vance as the lead character, who would then find himself investigating the events of Flight 828, giving the story a whole new perspective.
Developed JeffRakethe cast includes Josh Dallas, Melissa Roxburgh, Athena Karkanis, J. Ramirez, Luna Blaze, Jack Messina, Parveen Kaur, Matt Long, Holly Taylor AND Daryl Edwards. The NBC-produced series has been distributed in our country since October 1, 2018, and the first three seasons were broadcast on Premium Stories. After the abrupt cancellation accepted by the network, Netflix stepped forward to buy the rights to produce and distribute the show’s fourth and final season.
To date, the first four seasons manifesto currently available for streaming in the catalog Netflix.
What do you think? Let us know about it in the comments!
See also: Manifesto, favorite series can continue? Here is Josh Dallas’ answer
Photo: NBC
Source: Collider
© PLAYBACK PROTECTED