SurrealEstate Season 1 ended with the main reveals about Luke’s (Tim Rozon) household — the spirit he thought was his mom was his stillborn twin sister — and the lack of his powers. He’s coping with the fallout of that now. So, when TV Insider spoke with government producer and director Danishka Esterhazy, we needed to discover out if we must always count on an identical ending to Season 2 in relation to a cliffhanger.

“It’s a different kind of ending, and it sets up the return of other older characters, and it sets up the opportunity for our team to go on new adventures, but the agency is still there,” the EP mentioned. “It is stronger than ever.”

That’s good to listen to, contemplating issues have been a bit rocky at work since Luke returned after coping with the aforementioned occasions of the tip of Season 1. Most notably, there’s been rigidity between him and Susan (Sarah Levy), resulting in her taking time away from the workplace and, on the finish of the newest episode, being swallowed up by her (creepy) home. (Lesson: Don’t bond with your own home’s good machine.) That home, the EP has said, “becomes the anchor of most of the agency’s concerns.”

As for what else is coming this season, earlier than the company is “stronger than ever,” it “gets shaken up a bit by everyone changing roles and they have to go through a journey and walk through fire to find a way to really just reorganize their relationships and find a way to work together so they don’t lose the agency,” Esterhazy teased. “That has multiple steps and lots of characters, but I’m hopeful of course, because I feel like the agency is their home and that the agency will continue.”

We already knew that there’s somebody new becoming a member of the company; Zooey bought her actual property license, so there’s an open place within the workplace now.

SurrealEstate, Wednesdays, 10/9c, Syfy

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