new amsterdam There are still a few months left to return with new episodes the game-changing season 4 finale in May, but a star revealed that a big change is coming the fifth and final season . Freema Agyeman, who played Dr. Helen Sharpe from the start, has announced that she will not be returning for the fifth season. She broke the news with a touching message and a tip to fans on how to continue with Helen (and Sharpwin). history.
Freema Agyeman’s Helen had a bad round in season four even though she eventually started a relationship with max and back to London. After some difficulties with his mother, a near-death experience and a health crisis, he returns to New York for a visit. at a karaoke party gone wrong and Max planning a wedding for them without their input, the character understandably needed a break at the end of the finale.
However, it will be sad to lose the character before the premiere, so it’s good to see that the actress has a message for the “Dam Fam”. In instagram she wrote:
First of all, I would like to say a sincere THANK YOU for your endless, dedicated and delightfully fierce support. I feel so blessed to have been in contact with so many of you when I step into Mrs. Helen Sharpe’s shoes and witness every ebb and flow of your emotional investment in her. What a trip! Thanks for being with me. It meant a lot to me, but now is the time to hang up the white coat as I officially share the news that I will not be returning for the final season of New Amsterdam.
Although fans are not too optimistic about the loss of Helen (especially after some cast returns during season 4 ) from the latest batch of episodes, the actress has had nothing but positive things to say about her time new amsterdam, his experiences playing his character and the support of fans. Viewers have been interested in her from the start, both in her work as a doctor and in her dynamic with her Max. The hospital has had to deal with her absence. after returning to London in season 4, but this will be the first time he misses him as a regular character. Agyeman continued:
While I’m sad, I’m also incredibly excited to see how the story ends as a fan of the show. It was a pleasure to play Dr. Helen Sharpe for 4 seasons – these wonderful writers built an amazing movie! More than grateful to have the opportunity to tell some of their stories! Fanfic – it’s up to you to tell the rest !! With much love Family!
Freema Agyeman is clearly not going away with bitterness about the show, as she considers herself a fan, and it looks like she’ll be joining viewers in the fifth season premiere. It doesn’t seem like she’s going to introduce herself at all, based on this post and her advice to fanfiction writers on how to pick up the story and tell what happens next. However, a lot can happen by the end of the final 13 episode season.
It should be interesting to see how the show handles Helen’s sudden absence. She told Max that she couldn’t go to New York to marry him and that she was still in London at the end of the fourth season finale, so her departure was arranged in a way that wouldn’t be too shocking. for the show. . . to return without her Much may depend on the fact that new amsterdam time skips during the break, to give Max some time after Helen lost what she wanted their marriage to be. For now, check out Freema Agyeman’s post:
new amsterdam will return to NBC with the fifth and final premiere of the season on Tuesday, September 20 at 10pm ET. She’s back for a great week of online TV premieres, with all nine of Dick Wolf’s shows debuting in their new seasons and even sharing the night of September 20 with the resident like another successful medical drama. To plan ahead for the fall season, take a look at ours Program of the first TV 2022 !
Source: Cinemablend
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