‘Big Little Lies’ Creators Say They Hid Clues in Season 2 Music
With only one episode left in Big Little Lies, fans can look to the music of season two to see how things will play out for The Monterey Five. It seems there won’t be a third season to the beloved series full of amazing and powerful female leads. Fans are understandably upset, with just one episode left to tie it all together in a satisfying way. We can look to the music for clues on how it will all end.
The creators hid clues in the music of the show
In a recent interview with Elle magazine, Jean-Marc Vallée, executive producer, talked about the soundtrack to Big Little Lies. Apparently, the fourth episode concluded with a very musical hint of what will come in the show.
“At the end of four, we were looking for a track to finish…but done in a way where we could also have the feeling that something mysterious is going on,” said Vallée.
Mary Louise still has a part to play
The music has an underlying message for fans to hear as well as feel. Vallée
“Every time we cut to [Mary Louise’s] place, she’s listening to Roy Orbison’s music. She’s into Roy,” Vallée continued telling Elle. “We had Elvis in Season One, and now we’re having Roy Orbison. He’s more on the dark side.”
The music is supposed to hit deep in ‘Big Little Lies’
Vallée curated the music with the supervision company, Earworm. If you’ve seen the latest episode in the installment of Big Little Lies, then you know the music is chosen so perfectly for each scene.
In episode sixth titled “The Bad Mother,” we see Jane driving angrily to confront Corey. She is listening to “Rippin Kittin’ by Golden Boy with Miss Kittin. You can feel the anger and frustration coming off of her in this scene. It turns out Corey isn’t actually a cop, but was brought in for questioning. Jane isn’t taking any chances though, and promptly cuts him loose.
The soundtrack is soothing
The soundtrack to the show that has taken over the world is extremely soothing and for the most part low key. There is a song by Joan Jett that is sure to get you up and moving. But for the most part, the soundtrack is full of soulful magic for your ears. Some artists included are Neil Young, Sufjan Stevens, Donna Summer, Jimmy Ruffic, Al Green, and many more.
Fans were really hoping for a third season
The show won’t be back for a third season because of everyone’s busy schedules. We are talking about some of the busiest people in the industry. Getting them all together and to make their schedules work could prove difficult.
It makes sense, considering all of these women are extremely popular and people are clamoring to work with them. Hopefully the final episode will be satisfying enough for fans in the ending of a great series.
