Speaking with Screen Rant, Fuller, who plays Evil’s Dr. Kurt Boggs, reflected on the show’s forthcoming conclusion and spoke about its potential future. itting that the show’s cancellation “really hurts”, Fuller suggests that the last four episodes are impeccably written and close out the show well. The actor also intimated that it would make sense for it to continue given its strong streaming viewership, though is unsure if a series renewal or revival will ever eventuate given the difficulty in finding a new home for a show that’s already finished. Check out his comments below:

Well, there's nothing tougher than a show you love ending, number one. All actors want security, because, I mean, if you look at my IMDB page, you see I've done a lot of things, which is a lot of endings. And this one, it was so good. The acting and writing and the people involved were on such a high level, and we were all so close. The show is kicking so much a-- right now, it's just killing it, and I think this is the best season of the show, season 4. So, for all those reasons, it really hurts, to be honest. It really hurts, but I'm trying to be an adult.

The last four episodes are really good, and certainly, the writing is impeccable, so the show closes out really well. But it doesn't have to. I'm sure the Kings were planning on more, and we were planning on more, it was a bit of a surprise when we got the word. But when you see what's happening with not just Paramount, but all streaming, it sort of makes sense. Money and where you put your resources, they don't need doubles, they need home runs. And they don't even need home runs, they need grand slams. But since it's gone on Netflix, which has raised so much interest in the show, and not only that, but now on Paramount+, it's one of the top shows on Paramount+ now, where it wasn't ever before.

It sort of would make sense to do more, but I don't know. Streaming is much different than network, you're not selling commercial time, you're selling subscriptions. And once you have a bunch of shows, maybe making more doesn't really add up to that same amount of money in subscriptions. I don't know how it works. But I would think it could make money for someone. But it's very hard, other places don't want something that somebody else has let go, it's just the psychology of it. It's very hard for a show to keep going once it's been stopped. It happens every once in a while, but it usually doesn't, in my experience.

Evil Is Ending On A High Note

The Show Has Had An Exemplary Run In The World Of Streaming.