Maybe there is hope for Evil afterall. Master of horror, Stephen King, has publicly declared his admiration for the recently concluded series, sparking renewed enthusiasm for the show’s revival.
The author’s endorsement came through a video shared by Katja Herbers, one of the show’s stars, on X (formerly Twitter). In the clip, King praised Evil for its wit, sharpness, and occasional scares, highlighting the strong chemistry among the show’s trio of evil hunters.
King’s tweet emphasized the show’s intellectual and thrilling elements, describing it as “smart, thought-provoking, occasionally VERY scary.” He also added that the interaction between the main characters is not only strong but also joyfully executed, echoing sentiments expressed by Vice President Kamala Harris about joy in teamwork.
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This high-profile endorsement has reinvigorated the campaign to find a new network or platform for Evil, following its fourth season finale on Paramount+. The show, which initially premiered on CBS before moving to streaming, has consistently garnered a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim for its unique blend of horror, mystery, and dark humor.
Herbers reacted to King’s praise with visible excitement, expressing hope that this could lead to the show’s revival. “HOLY S***!!!! K maybe we can do the pick up now then… we’re honored, thank you,” she tweeted, suggesting the potential impact of King’s support on the show’s future.
Robert King, co-creator of Evil, also acknowledged the significance of Stephen King’s remarks, noting the honor it brought to the team. This interaction underscores the influential role that renowned figures in the entertainment industry can play in shaping the trajectories of television shows.
Evil has been a standout show for its exploration of supernatural and psychological themes, set against a backdrop of procedural drama. The series finale left many questions unanswered, fueling fans’ hopes for a continuation. With Stephen King’s endorsement, the campaign for Evil‘s revival gains a prestigious ally, potentially increasing its chances of returning with new episodes on a different platform.
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