Showrunner Allan Heinberg explains that surprise new character in the final episodes and why they inspired them to envision a Season 3.

Jacob Anderson's surprising cameo in The Sandman has become the highlight of the second season of the popular Netflix series.

Netflix’s The Sandman has finally concluded, with the riveting ending of Season 2 drawing curtains on the story of the fan-favorite DC character. In the wake of the grand finale of The Sandman, showrunner Allan Heinberg has come out to explain the decision to cast a Game of Thrones alum in the final two episodes

In The Sandman Season 2 finale, Dream dies by choice and is reborn as Daniel, setting the stage for a new era of the Endless. Dream (Morpheus) kills his son Orpheus, triggering punishment from the Kindly Ones as killing family members is strictly forbidden among the Endless.

"The Sandman" showrunner Allan Heinberg unpacks the big decisions of the series finale, and the surprise casting for adult Daniel

The Sandman Season 3 Netflix release date remains uncertain, but it is a major topic among fans. Netflix’s fantasy drama, adapted from Neil Gaiman’s graphic novels, concluded Season 2 with a powerful finale that passed the mantle from Dream (Tom Sturridge) to Daniel Hall (Jacob Anderson),

Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Sandman season 2, vol. 2.Netflix's The Sandman is almost at an end, and the final episode in the main storyline featured an unexpected cameo to help convey the series' themes of change and rebirth.

This article contains major spoilers from "The Sandman" second and final season finale, now streaming on Netflix. Dream’s endless story reached its conclusion with the launch of the back half of the second and final season of Netflix’s “The Sandman” on July 24.

At the end of Season 2 of The Sandman, Morpheus (Tom Sturridge) faced the fate of spilling Endless family blood by killing his son, Orpheus, which, in turn, led to the accession of Daniel, who took on Morpheus’ powers.

With Netflix’s The Sandman concluding with Season 2, showrunner Allan Heinberg has addressed the possibility of seeing Dream return in James Gunn’s DCU. In a recent interview, the veteran screenwriter opened up about the enthralling climax of the Tom Sturridge-led series before shedding light on whether fans will be able to catch Jacob Anderson’s take