Daisy Jones & The Six - Episodenguide und News zur Serie (2024)

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UPDATE: Soon after this story was published, a source reached out to Variety to confirm that “Daisy Jones and the Six” will not be getting a Season 2 because “it was always planned as a limited series.”

Once the show ended, and she whispered in Rod's ear that she was leaving the band, Teddy and Simone arranged for her to check into a rehab center in Minnesota. After getting clean, Daisy continued to be the somebody– she had a successful solo career and continued to sell out her own shows.

Inexorably drawn to Daisy, no matter how much he struggles to resist it, Billy finds himself uncontrollably attracted to her and he begins idealizing Daisy's drug use. Through their tension, work, and love, Billy's mettle is tested, and though he falls in love with Daisy, he remains faithful to Camila.

The Daisy Jones & The Six book shares that despite Billy and Daisy's obvious connection, nothing ever really happened between them. They did kiss, but they never took things further because Billy was in love with Camila and didn't want to mess up his marriage to her like he had in the past.

While there, she meets Nicky Fitzpatrick, a man of Irish noble stock who will become her first husband. These are swaps from the book, where Daisy takes her sabbatical in Thailand and marries a man named Niccolo Argento in his native country of Italy.

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Billy also goads Eddie on stage, hyping him up before whispering in his ear that “he's done”. The pair switch their rock star personas on in time to get on the stage. There are moments where Billy looks like he's set to kiss Daisy, which unnerves her as she realizes something is wrong.

Toward the end of the finale, we learn that Camila eventually dies from health-complications, leaving Billy as a widower.

In his addictive stupor, Billy pivots to Daisy, kissing her and making her an offer every girl dreams about: "Let's be broken together." But Daisy realizes that's not the life either of them need nor truly want, and she sends him off after Camila.

Wingate had several inspirations for Camila Dunne (Camila Morrone), because the character had such an evolution over the course of the show. Two of her primary sources of inspiration were Ali MacGraw and Bianca Jagger, but Sharon Tate was a stopping point along Camila's storyline.

Does Camila cheat on Billy? ›

In a shocking turn of events from Episode Six, Camilla cheats on Billy with his bandmate, Eddie. In the novel, Camilla's character is faithful throughout her entire marriage while Billy messes around.

Camila stands by and watches Billy fall in love with Daisy, and because Billy and Camila never discuss Billy's relationship with Daisy, she bears the pain of her heartache about their emotional affair on her own. Camila acknowledges to the author, her daughter, that it hurt her to see Billy with Daisy.

In “Whatever Gets You Thru the Night,” it's revealed that Eddie (Josh Whitehouse) and Camila Dunne (Camila Morrone), hook up — which never happened in Taylor Jenkins Reid's 2019 book. “I feel like it was a bit of a sad thing, really, because she doesn't stay with him, and he wanted her so much his whole life.

Daisy and Billy never kiss in the book

Though they skirt around feelings for each other throughout the novel, Daisy and Billy never say they kissed.

While in both iterations Camila has passed since filming her segment—she dies at the age of 63 from heart failure, a complication of lupus, in the book—she makes one final ask of Billy on-camera in the show: To go see Daisy Jones.

Even if you read the Taylor Jenkins Reid novel, watching the ending play out onscreen was intense. Here's a full recap of how Daisy Jones & the Six ended. The finale teases out what happened, alternating between a performance from their final concert and another piece of the band's crucial last day.

Stevie Nicks has opened up on her reaction to "Daisy Jones & The Six," the Emmy-nominated miniseries that is loosely inspired by Fleetwood Mac. "Just finished watching Daisy Jones + the 6 for the 2nd time," she wrote in a post shared to social media Tuesday.

She may be Elvis's granddaughter, but Keough had to learn from scratch how to sing like a rock star for Daisy Jones & the Six.

Nicks later commented that the thing that she saw herself in most was "the kind of snappy sarcasm between Daisy and Billy, who in my mind was like me and Lindsey [Buckingham]." The series is largely fictional, but this spark of reality cemented the realism in it.