The Season 1 finale of Disney+'s "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" has arrived and the creators, along with Walker Scobell and Charlie Bushnell, discuss what happened and whether we can expect a second season.
Percy Jackson finally gets to meet his dad in the epic, Mount Olympus-set finale of the first season, which serves as one of Lance Reddick’s final TV appearances.
Disney+The Season 1 finale of Percy Jackson and the Olympians begins with a flashback. Percy (Walker Scobell) and Luke (Charlie Bushnell) are training in the forest, days before Percy went on the quest to find Zeus’ stolen master bolt. Frustrated by practicing sword fighting over and over and over again, Percy wants to take a breather.“When am I actually going to use this stuff?” Percy whines to Luke. Luke gives his new friend a lecture about being prepared—it will be useful one day, he says. Th
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/DisneyThe first season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians came to a close Tuesday, and although we’ll all be stuck in the mortal realm until a potential Season 2 hits Disney+, there’s still a lot to unpack in that sword-slinging finale. Not one, not two, but three villains came out of the woodwork. We already knew Ares (Adam Copeland) was conspiring with Kronos to take down the gods—but who’s the third?(Warning: Spoilers ahead for the f