In a world where technology has become an integral part of our daily lives, Prime Video’s “Upload” delves into the concept of a virtual afterlife, raising questions about the nature of humanity and our relationship with technology. Since its release in 2020, the show has gained a global following, sparking debates and conversations about the themes it explores. During the recent Season 3 finale, fans were left with many unanswered questions, particularly about the identity of the real Nathan. In an exclusive interview, the show’s cast members, Robbie Amell, Andy Allo, and Allegra Edwards, shared their thoughts on the show’s global reach, the controversial Season 3 finale, and their hopes for the future of the series.
When asked about the show’s global popularity, the cast members were unanimous in their agreement that it was the show’s relatable themes that resonated with audiences worldwide. Allegra Edwards noted that people were drawn to the show’s thought-provoking questions and its ability to tackle complex issues like technology’s impact on society. Andy Allo added that the show’s unique blend of satire, romance, and comedy made it appealing to a wide range of viewers.
The cast also shared their thoughts on the Season 3 finale, which left fans wondering about the identity of the real Nathan. Robbie Amell jokingly admitted to being a fan of the show even if he wasn’t part of it, praising the writing and the actors. Allegra Edwards speculated that the Nathan on the phone at the end of the season might be backup Nathan, while Andy Allo hoped it was real Nathan out of selfishness for Nora. Robbie Amell suggested that the truth might lie with Nathan himself, implying that he could choose to be either version of himself.
A Still From Upload Season 3 (Photo: Upload)
The cast members also discussed their reactions to finding out the storyline for Season 3 and the challenges they faced in playing two versions of Nathan. Robbie Amell appreciated the opportunity to play a character who could be both humorous and serious, while Allegra Edwards enjoyed the thought-provoking themes and the chance to go into deeper philosophical debates. Andy Allo was excited to see Nora and Nathan experience a relationship in the real world, highlighting the show’s unique ability to spark conversations about the human experience.
When asked about the status of Season 4, the cast members were optimistic, hinting that they would be informed about the show’s renewal four hours before the public announcement. While there was no confirmation as to when Season 4 would premiere, the cast members seemed confident that the show would return, citing its popularity and the support from Prime Video.
As “Upload” continues to charm audiences worldwide, it’s clear that the show’s exploration of technology and humanity has struck a chord with viewers. With its thought-provoking themes, unique blend of humor and drama, and intriguing characters, it’s no surprise that the show has become a global phenomenon.
