It's almost time to say goodbye to The Burgue – and to Orlando Bloom's Philo and Cara Delevingne's Vignette – in Carnival Row.

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The Prime Video series has had a rocky journey to the screen after delays caused by COVID, but fans are gutted to see it go.

The rich fantasy world and intriguing cast of characters has had viewers enthralled, but we've still got a couple more episodes before the very end.

Bloom plays former Inspector Rycroft 'Philo' Philostrate who, in season 1, was revealed to be half fae.

He recently spoke to RadioTimes.com about the series ending after two seasons – despite the original showrunners envisioning four instalments.

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He said: "I think COVID really put the brakes on everything. It was jarring and so the thinking was, there was a lot of love for the show in season 1 – and certainly Amazon was super supportive – but really, we had so much footage that we were able to take this world and bring it to a conclusion in a really great way.

"And I love the idea of leaving people wanting more, rather than trying to wring the marrow out of everything."

Nevertheless, the actor remains super proud of the show and can't wait for fans to see the finale, adding: "It's a lot, it’s almost maybe a bit before its time. It's a tall order, but I think that, in season 2, all of the characters get a really well-rounded finale, and I'm really proud of the show."

Read on for more on when Carnival Row season 2 episodes 9 and 10 – the final episodes – are released.

When is Carnival Row season 2 episode 9 released?

Orlando Bloom as Rycroft Philostrate in Carnival Row season 2.
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Episodes 9 and 10 of Carnival Row season 2 will be released at the same time, on Friday 17th March.

Episode 9 is titled Battle Lines and episode 10 is simply called Carnival Row.

The finale episodes will see the fantasy series end once and for all.

Carnival Row season 2 release schedule

Cara Delevingne
Cara Delevingne (Vignette Stonemoss) in Carnival Row Julie Vrabelová/Prime Video

Two new episodes of Carnival Row season 2 are released each week on Prime Video.

The first episodes premiered on Friday 17th February and the series is due to conclude on Friday 17th March.

The full release schedule for Carnival Row season 2 is below:

  • Episode 1: Fight or Flight - Friday 17th February
  • Episode 2: New Dawn - Friday 17th February
  • Episode 3: The Martyr's Hand - Friday 24th February
  • Episode 4: An Unkindness of Ravens - Friday 24th February
  • Episode 5: Reckoning - Friday 3rd March
  • Episode 6: Original Sins - Friday 3rd March
  • Episode 7: Kindred - Friday 10th March
  • Episode 8: Facta Non Verba - Friday 10th March
  • Episode 9: Battle Lines - Friday 17th March
  • Episode 10: Carnival Row - Friday 17th March

How many episodes of Carnival Row season 2 are there?

Orlando Bloom
Orlando Bloom (Rycroft Philostrate) in Carnival Row Julie Vrabelová/Prime Video

Carnival Row season 2 will wrap up the show's story in 10 episodes.

Teasing what's to come, Bloom recently explained to RadioTimes.com: "What I wanted to explore is really the truth of what it would mean to a man who has hidden a huge aspect of who he is from the world. If you're somebody who has hidden this part of who you are, denied this part of who you are.

"That could be anything – like if he was a straight man desiring another man. You can mirror that in any way you like. But to me, it was such a phenomenal thing to unpack."

He added: "It's a lot, it’s almost maybe a bit before its time. It's a tall order, but I think that, in season 2, all of the characters get a really well-rounded finale, and I'm really proud of the show."

Carnival Row is available to stream on Prime Video - sign up for a 30-day free trial of Prime Video and pay £8.99 a month after that.

Check out more of our Fantasy coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on.

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