COLLIDER: What to you was the biggest difference between filming Season 1 and then filming Season 2?
It lives by itself.
You’re trying to get your traction, trying to figure it out, Who are we?
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How is this show gonna work?
It was well received.
But it’s always sort of a jumping-off point for any show.
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It’s trending in that way for Season 3.
Trust me, it’s even darker for Season 3.
To me, it felt very different.
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To your point, it’s definitely darker.
How is he doing at that point?
What is his emotional state?
How is he coping with that?
They’re very much like a married couple.
What’s going on with you?
And if they don’t, we do this thing, and I think that’s all it is.
It’s very simple, and he’s just trying to find a way in.
HENNEY: Yeah, I do, 100%.
They need time apart.
Especially for him I think it’s more for him.
Just like anything, you’re gonna wanna go through some stuff to build calluses.
HENNEY: In Episode 4, with Ihvon, there’s a meditation scene and things like that.
They’re long, they’re slow, but those moments to him are very important.
So, that conversation with Ihvon, I don’t think anyone’s ever talked to him that way.
Bonding again is like a new relationship, to be honest.
It’s a fresh start.
I feel like I can’t let this conversation pass by without asking about Lan and Nynaeve.
What can you tease about what we’ll see from them in Season 2?
HENNEY: Well, we love that relationship.
But we just have a really nice back and forth, a very natural connection.
All I can say is we’re gonna find ways to get them in there.
Episode 3 is a big one, and Season 3 as well.
After the Eye of the World, we see the main group fracture.
I really enjoyed the relationship with Stepin in Season 1.
New episodes ofThe Wheel of TimeSeason 2 premiere Friday on Prime Video.
