Deadline confirms that Empire officially has a new series finale. The final season was supposed to air 20 episodes, however, following the decision to half production due to the Coronavirus, the series’ final season will be two episodes shorter than planned. 

An early series finale has been set on Fox for April 21.

According to the outlet, producers are expected to weave some of the footage from episode 19 into the now series finale to “create a more seamless overall ending.” 

Empire joins The CW’s Supernatural, which ended up airing 13 episodes during its current season, also due to the decision to halt filming following the outbreak of the health crisis. 

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Charlie Collier, CEO of Fox Entertainment, shared the news in a press call with reporters but promised an epic conclusion, full of jaw-dropping moments.

“One of the great benefits of announcing a final season is to allow the fans to lean in and to have the ending they deserve, and that’s everything we’re trying to do with this iconic series. Six years is a pretty remarkable run for a drama series and we feel good about it,” said Collier.

Empire follows the trials and tribulations of hip-hop mogul Lucious Lyon and his dysfunctional family. It stars Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson, who won a Golden Globe and received a series of other award nominations for her portrayal of fan favorite Cookie Lyon.

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Empire centers on Lucious Lyon, a hip hop mogul with a dark past, who must choose a successor who will control his dynasty. His life is turned upside down after his ex-wife is released from prison, determined to take control of her share of the company – and her sons.

Fox Entertainment’s president of entertainment Michael Thorn announced the renewal, and thanked the entire cast and crew for making Empire what it is today.

“Empire continues to break barriers with its emotionally powerful storytelling, and it remains a core part of the Fox legacy… We know there are so many more stories to tell, and we can’t wait to see what they have in store for Season 6,” read the official statement by Thorn.

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Deadline confirms that Empire officially has a new series finale. The final season was supposed to air 20 episodes, however, following the decision to half production due to the Coronavirus, the series’ final season will be two episodes shorter than planned. 

An early series finale has been set on Fox for April 21.

According to the outlet, producers are expected to weave some of the footage from episode 19 into the now series finale to “create a more seamless overall ending.” 

Empire joins The CW’s Supernatural, which ended up airing 13 episodes during its current season, also due to the decision to halt filming following the outbreak of the health crisis. 

The post “Empire” Final Season Cut Short appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

Charlie Collier, CEO of Fox Entertainment, shared the news in a press call with reporters but promised an epic conclusion, full of jaw-dropping moments.

“One of the great benefits of announcing a final season is to allow the fans to lean in and to have the ending they deserve, and that’s everything we’re trying to do with this iconic series. Six years is a pretty remarkable run for a drama series and we feel good about it,” said Collier.

Empire follows the trials and tribulations of hip-hop mogul Lucious Lyon and his dysfunctional family. It stars Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson, who won a Golden Globe and received a series of other award nominations for her portrayal of fan favorite Cookie Lyon.

The post Season 6 of “Empire” Will Be Its Last appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

Empire centers on Lucious Lyon, a hip hop mogul with a dark past, who must choose a successor who will control his dynasty. His life is turned upside down after his ex-wife is released from prison, determined to take control of her share of the company – and her sons.

Fox Entertainment’s president of entertainment Michael Thorn announced the renewal, and thanked the entire cast and crew for making Empire what it is today.

“Empire continues to break barriers with its emotionally powerful storytelling, and it remains a core part of the Fox legacy… We know there are so many more stories to tell, and we can’t wait to see what they have in store for Season 6,” read the official statement by Thorn.

The post “Empire” Set to Return for Season 6 appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.