there is a lot to love about widow’s bayincluding but not limited to its excellently unique characters. Everyone who lives on the cursed island is a bit weird, and the people who work with Mayor Tom Loftis at Widow’s Bay City Hall are prime examples. We all love Patricia, and the first season anticipated it, giving her two notable episodes of herself. But what about the cult favorite supporting characters, Dale and Rosemary? We need more!
widow’s bay Creator, showrunner and executive producer Katie Dippold is there with us. If you didn’t know beforehand that odd couple Dale (played by Jeff Hiller) and Rosemary (played by Dale Dickey) would click with audiences, you surely do now.
talking to the hollywood reporter ahead of widow’s bay At the end of the first season, Dippold outlined some of his hopes for the show’s recently announced second season.
“A big part of the fun in the writers’ room was that we thought a lot about the history of the island and what has been happening from its founder to today,” he said. “There were a lot of things we couldn’t do or just decided not to do yet. Between that and the characters we have, there’s a lot. I’d love to do a Rosemary episode for Dale Dickey, a Dale episode with Jeff Hiller.”
And she won’t stop there. “There are so many characters to get to know more about. I always wanted it to feel like there’s a lot to explore on the island. Little corners full of terror that you haven’t seen yet,” Dippold said. “And I really want to go deeper into (Bechir), Kevin Carroll’s character. There would be a lot more to do.”
We’ve loved Carroll ever since. The leftoversThat’s why we also say a big yes to that idea. He widow’s bay The first season finale officially arrives tomorrow (technically tonight, thanks to the vagaries of streaming scheduling) on Apple TV.
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