With only two episodes left of What We Do in the Shadows left and the least funny joke Taika Waititi has ever pulled eclipsing me and any fans who feel the same, I guess it is time to say goodbye. Despite that, I remain grateful for the six seasons that exist and plan to revisit them.

The EP adds that his favorite part of the show was "not having to put vampire teeth in, and making other people do it."

“This went on for far too long, but I’m proud of it,” Waititi told Entertainment Weekly of the Emmy-winning comedy. “I thought that the movie, when we were making the movie, I said to Jemaine [Clement], ‘This feels like this is like a five-minute idea that we’re stretching out into a movie.’ Next thing, we made six seasons of the same idea.”

Jermaine Clement, Jonny Brugh, Taika Waititi in ‘Shadows’ – FX/Russ Martin While fans are sad to see the Emmy-nominated shows Reservation Dogs and What We Do in the Shadows ride off into the sunset —

What We Do in the Shadows is nearing its end, but if Taika Waititi had his way, it would have stopped years ago. The post Taika Waititi says What We Do in the Shadows went on too long appeared first on JoBlo.

Taika Waititi doesn’t necessarily think there needed to be six seasons of What We Do in the Shadows. Waititi co-directed the 2014 New Zeeland comedy What We Do in the Shadows alongside Jemaine Clement.