The history of the siren It caused a feeling when he debuted in 2017, winning multiple Emmys for his acclaimed first season. Although he continued to be an attractiveness about his next fees, in his fifth season, which wrapped in the late 2022, he was no longer at the forefront of pop culture. While in another timeline, a sixth season may seem unnecessary, The history of the sirenThe story of ‘once again feels disturbingly relevant to the current political situation of the United States.
Here is the first teaser to The history of the siren Six of the season, in which Elisabeth Moss’s character, June, puts his well -known white cap and his red robe to lead an army of women who are ready to end the oppressive, misogynist regime, in the war regime To war, once in Canada. And for everyone.
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The motto for the sixth season is “The revolution is here”, something that the program has promised to deliver since … well, 2017. Here is the synopsis: “In the last season of The history of the sirenThe spirit and determination of June take her back to the fight to tear down Gilead. Luke and Moira join the resistance. Serena tries to reform Gilead, while Commander Lawrence and Aunt Lydia calculate what they have forged, and Nick faces challenging tests of character. The last chapter of the June trip highlights the importance of hope, courage, solidarity and resistance in the search for justice and freedom. “
The cast for the sixth season includes Moss, Yvonne Strahovski, Bradley Whitford, Max Minghella, Ann Dowd, Ot Fagbenle, Samira Wiley, Madeline Brewer, Amanda Brugel, Sam Jaeger, Ever Carradine and Josh Charles.
The history of the siren He returns on April 8 with three episodes, followed by a weekly launch until May 27. Will you tune in to see how it ends?
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