Overview
- Showrunner David S. Goyer says the two-season structure was chosen before any allegations surfaced to match the Dream-centric comic story arcs
- Multiple women publicly accused Neil Gaiman of nonconsensual sexual misconduct in July 2024 and he has denied the claims
- Season 2 filming wrapped three weeks after the allegations became public and Gaiman’s direct involvement in the production had already diminished
- Netflix affirmed it would proceed with the final season’s release to honor contractual obligations and secure pay for all actors, writers and crew
- The 12-episode final season will premiere its first six episodes on July 3 and the remaining six on July 24, followed by a standalone Death episode on July 31