‘Poldark’ Season 3 News: Release May Shift To Mid-June, Courtesy ‘BGT’ Big Finale
The recently released trailer of the third season of BBC hit drama series "Poldark" increased the anticipation among the fans by stating that the new season will broadcast in June. However, there are speculations now that the series may be launching a little later as the producers don't wish to premiere it on the same night as "Britain's Got Talent" finale.
As reported by Express, since the release of "Poldark" Season 3 trailer on May 17, there have been rumors that the series will air on June 4, the same night of "BGT" finale. As soon as the rumors begin circulating over the Internet, many fans started sympathizing for their favorite couple Ross Poldark and Demelza and announced via social media they would ditch the big finale from Simon Cowell's talent show. However, it seems that the BBC has no intention of having a clash with "BGT".
Yes, if the reports by Celebeat are true, the air date of the third season of "Poldark" is speculated to be moved to mid-June in order to prevent the clash with "Britain's Got Talent". The talent show has recorded a whopping 10 million audience during last year's finale, which is much higher compared to an average five million views of "Poldark's" second season. This isn't the first time the series has changed schedule dates in order to avoid competition. Earlier, it was reported that the show will have a summer release to avoid conflict with "Victoria" Season 2, which had better viewers last season.
The Cornish drama series based on the novels by Winston Graham tells the story of Ross Poldark played by Aidan Turner, an English businessman of copper mines and a former captain of the American Army, who seems to have a great difficulty in running his old mines due to financial losses and faces similar hindrances with wife Demelza played by Eleanor Tomlinson due to his concern for her former lover.
