Da Vinci’s Demons Season 3 Latest Update: Breaking Bad’s John Shiban becomes the showrunner; How will this tansform the show?

By Staff Writer

Apr 16 2015, 12:16 PM EDT

After the season 2 finale, Da Vinci's Demons Season 3 latest update takes on a lot of heat as fans look forward to how the storyline progresses. With May 31, 2014 being the date of the last episode, it has become quite a wait for viewers.

Taking the time to check out Da Vinci's Demons updates would eventually pay off as it prepares them for the third season which will premiere this spring.

The showrunner/executive producer, John Shiban, will take the series to a whole new height. He aims to apply what he learned from writing and directing the AMC hit, Breaking Bad, and is enthusiastic with the creative playground he has for Da Vinci's Demons Season 3 saying, "I can't wait to dig further into the untold history of Leonardo da Vinci."

The show focuses on the "untold" story of one of the world's most renowned artists, Leonardo da Vinci, particularly during his youthful days in Renaissance Florence.

With close to 4 million viewers for every episode in the second season, will Da Vinci's Demons season 3 have what it takes to capture a greater audience?

One thing fanatics will expect would be a deeper understanding of the characters apart from Da Vinci, played by Tom Riley. Light will be shed on Count Riario's past and drive for power, as starred by Blake Ritson. Not to mention, Lucrezia Donati and Zoroaster de Peretol will also get their fair share as they are portrayed by Laura Haddock and Greg Chillin, respectively.

While the premiere date is still unannounced, a teaser is already available to liven up the mood for Da Vinci's Demons Season 3. Shiban shared in the New York Comic Con the previous year that the Ottoman invasion will play a crucial role in developing the story. Viewers will capture the depth of the characters by seeing what they are actually facing.

Despite the turns in this Da Vinci's Demons season 3 latest update, Riley gives a reassurance in his report to Crossmap saying, "There won't be any major changes, but I think it will look different... We're still doing the same thing guaranteed."