Earlier this year, he launched a podcast called Time Has Come. Marshall did not want to speak for him but said he left to pursue passions other than acting.
But to honour that person and that person’s journey and by moving forward and living each day is the best way that you can.”Īs of press time, the reasons for Wardle’s decision to leave had not been clearly spelled out, presumably because his departure needed to be kept a secret. There’s nothing easy about death and it shouldn’t be. To see this widowed mother find the strength and courage to move forward for her daughter and really think about what’s best for the family around her and to come together and be that support I think is so important. Death is something that impacts all of us at some point in our lives. But I believe the journey through this season is so important for viewers to watch and to know that death is real. “I think there’s going to be a lot of people devastated by this. “This a story that people might not want to see in the beginning,” she says. But Marshall was clearly bracing for what was sure to be a strong and emotional reaction from fans this week. Article contentĪt the time of this interview, the episode had yet to air and reporters were sworn to secrecy. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Within the first couple of minutes, loving husband and new father Ty Borden collapses and dies of previously undetected complications from a gunshot wound he suffered at the end of Season 13. So viewers are presumably still reeling from the seismic shock of Sunday’s 14th season opener. To have the characters go through a quickie divorce or have Ty suddenly journey to Mongolia, as he had in a previous season when Wardle requested some time off, just wasn’t going to cut it. Against the idyllic backdrop of a horse ranch in the foothills of the Rockies, devotees around the world watched their relationship progress from an on-and-off teen romance, to marriage and eventual parenthood.
After all, the relationship between Marshall’s Amy Fleming and Wardle’s Ty Borden had arguably become the true heart of Heartland over 14 seasons.
She also knew long before writers were forced to come up with a satisfying way for Wardle’s character, Ty, to exit the series, which he did in decidedly dramatic fashion this past Sunday. It was no easy task.
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So Marshall knew Wardle was leaving before producers of the long-running series did. Activate your Online Access Now Article content Whilst Mitch and Lou decide to take a break, they don’t immediately call off their upcoming wedding – leaving the door open for this unusual love triangle to still find a happy ending.Īfter building the adorable darkroom for Jessica in the previous episode, Tim was left in shock as she bolted only to end up bunking with Quinn after the two share a few sleepless nights thanks to Tim’s snoring, he ends up sleeping on Jessica’s couch once again and the two are able to finally debrief.If you are a Home delivery print subscriber, unlimited online access is included in your subscription. I want us to have that with our own kid.”ĭoubting whether the two are destined to be together, Lou searches her own feelings only to come to the conclusion that she also still has romantic attachments to Peter. And I saw you today, cheering Georgie on with Katie, and I want that.
I just… I feel like there is a void inside me and I have to fill it. But I gotta be honest, Lou, I’m trying to wrap my head around this. “Then I met you, and your incredible clan and you changed my world. Things begin to take a turn for the worst when Mitch later reveals that the thought of having kids still weighs heavy on his mind: Unfortunately, Peter calls only moments later and in an emotionally charged FaceTime call, he finally confesses that he lied about having business plans on the same day as the wedding and that he still has feelings for Lou.
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