The first season of Vigil aired in 2021, with the second arriving two years later in 2023. Now that three years have passed, the new season has taken the characters to Svalbard and introduced a new set of characters for a brand-new story.
Speaking exclusively with Radio Times ahead of season 3 airing, Edge was asked whether a fourth season could be on the cards, to which he said: "Regrettably, the world remains complicated and finds new ways to evolve towards instability, danger and the rest. So I don't think we would ever find ourselves short of stories."
However, he did add a hint of uncertainty, saying: "I think certainly this time around, we put the show in a place where we feel that this arc across three seasons has been settled."
Beyond Jones and Leslie, the only other cast members to have appeared in all three seasons of Vigil are Gary Lewis as Colin Robertson and Orla Russell as Poppy, Amy's adopted daughter from a previous relationship.
Vigil season 3 is available to watch in full on BBC iPlayer now.
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