Overview

• Season 2 will conclude the Netflix series in two volumes, launching six episodes on July 3 and wrapping up with five episodes on July 24.
• Allan Heinberg confirms the decision to end after two seasons was based on the available Dream-centric comic material and predates the Neil Gaiman allegations.
• Heinberg states that production and post-production remained unaffected by the sexual misconduct claims against Neil Gaiman, as filming had already been completed.
• Barry Sloane debuts as Destruction and Jack Gleeson joins as Puck, expanding the narrative with new faces drawn from the comics.
• The final season adapts key storylines, including A Midsummer Night’s Dream along with elements from Season of Mists and Brief Lives, to bring Dream’s journey to a close.