Alright, let's dive in. If you're a fan of "Big Little Lies," you remember the jaw-dropping finale of Season 1. That's the moment where Perry, played by the incredibly talented Alexander Skarsgård, took a tumble down the stairs after Bonnie (Zoë Kravitz) gave him a shove. It seemed like that was the end of him, right? Or was it? Rumors have been swirling that Perry might make a comeback in Season 2, possibly through flashbacks. But here's the kicker—Alexander himself has dropped a major hint that might leave you scratching your head.

During a recent chat with People, Alexander said something that's got fans buzzing. He mentioned, “I don’t even know if I’m really dead or not. I feel okay right now, but we’ll see.” Wow, what a tease! This comment has left fans wondering if Perry’s story might not be over just yet. Could there be more to his character than we initially thought?

Nicole Kidman and Alexander Skarsgård on Big Little Lies. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

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Could Perry Be Back in Season 2?

According to TVLine, there's a good chance Alexander will "return in some capacity" during the second season. Now, what does that mean exactly? Is he coming back through flashbacks, or could there be another twist? Maybe Perry isn’t as dead as we thought. Perhaps he’s in a coma, or maybe the show will explore his backstory in ways we haven’t seen before. One thing's for sure—Alexander is eager to jump back into the role. He’s described playing Perry as "the greatest experience" of his career, so you know he’s invested in bringing this character to life again.

What’s in Store for Season 2?

HBO, the network behind "Big Little Lies," hasn’t officially confirmed much about the cast for next season, except for the return of Reese Witherspoon (Madeline) and Nicole Kidman. What we do know is that Season 2 will consist of seven episodes and production is set to begin in March, with a 2019 premiere on the horizon. Andrea Arnold will step in as director, taking over from Jean-Marc Vallée, who will remain an executive producer. Nicole Kidman has already seen the new scripts and is thrilled about the continuation of the show. She’s excited because, as she put it, “the stories are so rich and deep.”

This article was written by Loren Howarth and originally appeared on our sister site, Now to Love.