The Time Traveler’s Wife Finale Reactions: Fans Are Already Demanding a Season 2!

The Time Traveler’s Wife seems to be the new HBO hit that everyone is in love with. As the finale of the series aired, fans took over Twitter to express their feelings about the latest show. This HBO drama is a romantic, science fiction drama created by Steven Moffat and based on the novel of the same name by Audrey Niffenegger. The series is directed by Game of Thrones’ David Nutter and produced by Warner Bros. Television and Hartswood Films.

It stars Rose Leslie and Theo James in the main role as Clare Abshire and Henry DeTamble, respectively. The other cast members include Caitlin Shorey, Everleigh McDonell, Brian Altemus, Jason David, Kate Siegel, Desmin Borges, Natasha Lopez, Michael Park, Jaime Ray Newman and Taylor Richardson amongst others. The finale left the fans with an aftertaste that has made them immediately demand for a season two.

One user tweeted, “Just finished the time travelers wife and it was sooo good!! It’s weird but I definitely recommend!! I hope it gets a season 2!!!@hbomax.” Whereas someone else wrote, “Ommmmg!! HBO YOU BETTER RENEW THE TIME TRAVELERS WIFE!!! I’m already done with the season and I need season 2 like 2 mins ago..I’m hooked.” Let us have a look at what others have to say.

The Time Traveler’s Wife Finale Reactions on Twitter

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In the final episode of The Time Traveler’s Wife, we see a timeline swap between two Henrys, leaving the 36-year-old Henry to marry the 20-year-old Clare as a 28-year-old Henry is stranded in the future with a 29-year-old Clare. The show kinda ends with Clare explaining the power of love to Henry but, we never see either of them return to their original timelines, making way for a possible season two.

You can watch The Time Traveler’s Wife Finale now on HBO Max. To read our review of the previous episodes, click here.

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Manjima Das
Manjima Das
Manjima Das has a writing experience of over 3 years, covering entertainment, fashion, lifestyle as well as community work. She has majored in Psychology with secondary specialization in gender studies and literature.

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