La Brea Season 3: A Journey to the Mysterious Time
NBC's La Brea is set to end after its upcoming third season, which will premiere on the network on Tuesday, January 9. Consisting of six episodes, the series picks up after Eve is sucked into a sinkhole and transported to a mysterious time. It's up to Gavin, Izzy, and Josh to find a way to bring her back to 10,000 B.C., so the Harris family can reunite once and for all.
The Emotional Journey of La Brea
NBC's La Brea is embarking on an emotional and thrilling journey in its upcoming third season, promising fans a conclusion that will grip their hearts and captivate their imaginations. The series, created and led by David Appelbaum, is set to wrap up with a dramatic and epic finale, leaving no stone unturned in the quest to reunite the Harris family.
Zyra Gorecki as Izzy and Chiké Okonkwo as Ty in La Brea 301
The journey of La Brea has been nothing short of bittersweet for its creator, David Appelbaum. In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant, Appelbaum shared his sentiments about bringing the characters' journeys to completion. He expressed pride in the way the series is concluding and assured fans that the emotionally cathartic ending will leave a lasting impact.
Asmara Feik as Petra, Nicholas Gonzalez as Levi, Chiké Okonkwo as Ty, Eoin Macken as Gavin, and Rohan Mirchandaney as Scott in La Brea 301
"It's definitely bittersweet. It's been such an amazing journey," said Appelbaum. "There's something sad about seeing something that you love so much ending, but at the same time, I feel really proud of how we're able to wrap things up and really give the audience an emotionally cathartic ending for these characters that they care about."
La Brea's third season promises to be the most epic, with visually stunning effects, compelling production, and surprising twists that will keep the audience on the edge of their seats. Appelbaum emphasized that the season will be a rollercoaster of emotions, ensuring that fans will be fully immersed in the gripping narrative.
The Creative Process and Character Development
The creative process behind La Brea's final season has been a labor of love and dedication for creator David Appelbaum. From the outset, Appelbaum and his team were cognizant of the challenges and the necessity to craft a compelling conclusion to the series. Despite the bittersweet realization of the show's conclusion, Appelbaum expressed his satisfaction in delivering a finale that will resonate with the audience.
Lily Santiago as Veronica and Josh McKenzie as Lucas in La Brea 301
"It's really exciting that we got to do it this way and that people are soon going to get to experience it for themselves," Appelbaum remarked. He highlighted the luxury of being able to write to the ending from the beginning, a privilege that many shows do not have. This approach allowed the writing team to intricately weave the stories around the desired conclusion, ensuring a cohesive and satisfying finale.
Jack Martin as Josh in La Brea 301
The character development in La Brea's third season is set to be a pivotal aspect of the narrative. Appelbaum revealed that the core emotional story of the show, centered around the divided Harris family, will reach new heights in the final season. The challenges faced by Gavin, Izzy, and Josh as they endeavor to reunite with Eve in 10,000 B.C. will evoke a whirlwind of emotions and test the strength of their familial bond.
Damien Fotiou as Judah, Lily Santiago as Veronica, Nicholas Gonzalez as Levi, Rohan Mirchandaney as Scott, and Veronica St. Clair as Riley in La Brea 301
"The core emotional story of the show that I've always wanted to stick to and finding different iterations of it, and now whether we can get her back where she is, and can the family be reunited? Those are some of the big questions of the season," Appelbaum shared, hinting at the complex and emotionally charged journey that awaits the characters.
Nicholas Gonzalez as Levi, Jon Seda as Dr. Sam, and Eoin Macken as Gavin in La Brea 301
Surprises, Revelations, and Unforeseen Relationships
As La Brea's narrative unfolds, viewers can expect a plethora of surprises, revelations, and unforeseen relationships that will unravel in the final season. Creator David Appelbaum teased that the season will delve into the intricate backstory of Gavin, shedding light on his familial history and the complexities of time travel.
Veronica St. Clair as Riley in La Brea 301
"There are going to be a lot of surprising elements, not just about the sister, but of his backstory that inform all the things that we've learned before and also might be the key to how they ultimately get home," Appelbaum hinted, alluding to the profound impact of the upcoming revelations on the characters' journey.
Furthermore, Appelbaum reflected on the unexpected evolution of certain characters and relationships in the series. He revealed that the relationship between Lucas and Veronica took an unforeseen turn, culminating in a compelling and relatable storyline that defied initial expectations.
"Characters who might be antagonists have come into their own and have undergone such huge journeys for themselves. Now they're going to bring a new baby into the world. It's an exciting one," Appelbaum shared, underscoring the unpredictability and depth of character development in La Brea's final season.
