The showrunners of "Billions" discussed the final season of the Showtime drama series, revealing that the line about Indiana had been planned for two seasons before it was delivered in the series finale. They also discussed the challenges of completing the show during the writers strike and the impact of the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike on promoting the finale. The showrunners shared insights into the crafting of the finale and the fate of key characters, including the decision to bring back Damian Lewis for Season 7. They also addressed the relationship between Axe and Wendy, emphasizing that it is deeply romantic but not sexual. The conversation touched on various aspects of the show, including the use of music and New York eateries, and the showrunners expressed gratitude to the former Showtime executives who supported the series throughout its run.
The series finale of "Billions" ended with a signature heist and a big score for the characters, except for antagonist Mike Prince. The episode revealed that critical people in Prince's camp were plotting against him, leading to the downfall of his White House run. The finale also brought back old characters and ended on a happy note for most, showcasing the show's specific tone. Series creators Brian Koppelman and David Levien discuss the crafting of the finale and the emotional experience of saying goodbye to the show after seven seasons.
Showtime has released the official trailer for the seventh and final season of the hit drama series, Billions, featuring the return of Damian Lewis as Bobby "Axe" Axelrod. The season will see alliances turned on their heads, old wounds weaponized, and loyalty tested as enemies become wary friends. The final season will consist of 12 episodes and will stream weekly on Paramount+ with Showtime beginning on August 11.
Damian Lewis returns as Bobby "Axe" Axelrod in the trailer for the seventh and final season of Showtime's finance drama, Billions. The upcoming season promises alliances being turned on their head, old wounds being weaponized, and betrayal reaching epic proportions. Lewis left the show after season five but will appear in six of the new season's 12 episodes. Showtime plans to invest in the future of the Billions franchise, developing potential spin-off series.
Showtime has released the official trailer for the seventh and final season of the hit TV series "Billions," which will premiere on August 13. The season will see the return of Damian Lewis as Bobby Axelrod, who has a major axe to grind. The show's creators are also developing four potential offshoots, including "Millions," "Trillions," "Billions: Miami," and "Billions: London."
Cast member Dan Soder accidentally revealed in an interview that the seventh season of the American television drama, Billions, will be its last. The show's star, Damian Lewis, will reprise his role as Bobby Axelrod for six of the 12 episodes. The release date for the final season has not yet been announced.
Actor Dan Soder, who plays Dudley Mafee in Showtime's Billions, accidentally revealed during an interview that the upcoming seventh season will be the show's last. Showtime declined to comment on the news. The show's co-creator and executive producers are also working on several spinoffs, including Millions, Trillions, and series set in Miami and London.
Showtime's long-running drama series, Billions, will conclude with its upcoming seventh season, according to cast member Dan Soder. A Season 7 premiere date has yet to be set, but Damian Lewis will return as Bobby “Axe” Axelrod in six of the alleged swan song’s 12 episodes. Showtime is currently developing a quartet of potential Billions spinoffs, including Millions and Trillions.
