On Feb. 13, NBC horror-series Constantine will air its 13th and last episode. The finale is titled "Waiting for the Man" and it will see John Constantine (Matt Ryan) and Zed (Angelica Celaya) work with Detective Jim Corrigan (guest star Emmett Scanlan) who sought their help on a missing girl. Aside from this, more monumental events are expected to happen in the finale, comics-wise. According to Matt Ryan himself, the finale will see a big reveal so read on for comprehensive "Constantine" episode guide.
In an interview with Comicbook.com, the Welsh actor talks about the season finale, what he wants to see in the show, and if it will get renewed.
Matt Ryan's "Constantine" episode guide for the finale
"Obviously, we have Papa Midnite coming back, and Corrigan as well. We're going to see a development with John and Jim's relationship. In the last episode with Jim, it was kind of Jim and Zed getting to know each other. I think in this episode you see John and Jim's relationship moving on to a different place."
Ryan also teased Jim being Jim and "a little about the Brujería."
Possible scenarios in "Constantine" Season 2 if ever gets renewed
"I also love, and what could be a possibility for Season Two I think, is the Family Man arc. What I like about that is, it's not John dealing with demons and devils, it's him dealing with human beings and I think that's a very interesting place for John. I think there's actually a line in the comic where he says, "Demons, devils I'm fine with, but the real life, the real problems that human beings have..."
"I think that's quite an interesting storyline that could be done over a few episodes or something, you know? That's something I'd like to explore as well. I mean, there's so much there, man. That's the great thing about this job, this gig and the source material. There's so much there that every time you pick up a comic, you're thinking about how well it can be translatedf to screen."
Right now, there's no news yet whether "Constantine" has been renewed or cancelled. However, reports claim that the NBC series might move to Syfy and get renamed as "Hellblazer", the comics title where it was based from.
