According to Variety, BBC crime drama Peaky Blinders– with Cillian Murphy as the emerging gangster Tommy Shelby in England after the First World War – will come to a somewhat surprising end after the upcoming sixth season (it’s on Netflix here in the colonies). The program has just resumed production after closing on the COVID-19 pandemic, and Variety says that the announcement of the impending return of the program is accompanied by the revelation that the sixth season will also be the last. This is contrary to what creator Steven Knight and previously indicated, as he has said in the past that the show would last at least seven seasons, but fans can at least comfort them because it will not be the end. of the Peaky Blinders franchise as a whole: Knight adds that the show will survive in some form, with Variety guess that there is a ‘movie or a depiction’.
We would also recommend a comic book or a video game, as the first one is relatively easy and has already been done (there’s a Peaky Blinders video game!), but we have no idea. Either way, the Peaky Blinders The TV show will return (and end) late this year or early next year, and then it will continue in a different form.