'The Magicians' Stars React to Syfy Series Ending With Season 5 (PHOTOS)

Summer Bishil’s first acknowledgement of the series ending was this photo on Instagram, alongside a simple “thank you” with heart emojis.

Following the “sad” news breaking, Sera Gamble wrote on Twitter, “Getting to make this show, with a family that is both talented and kind, for a huge-hearted audience, has been one of the greatest privileges of my life. And a true example of epic cooperative magic. I just want to say: thank you.”

Gamble posted a longer thread later reacting to fans’ messages. “Not sure why I wasn’t braced for it, but it’s emotional to read what the show means to people,” she tweeted. “Being part of making something that moves another person is an honor. Didn’t want to let the day go by without saying I see you.”

“So honored to have been part of this show,” Felicia Day wrote on Twitter, adding that Sera Gamble and John McNamara “are brilliant creators and the cast is so wonderful. Can’t wait to see more of all their work in future projects.”

Kacey Rohl revealed in her Instagram post that the series “came along at a time in my life when i desperately needed to find my inner bad ass // when i needed to step up or step off // when i needed to start taking up more space.”

“Having the opportunity to hold this absolute queen as a touchstone in that arena all these years has been a gift previously unimaginable,” she continued. “Getting to play an opinionated + saucy woman deeply in touch with her power + sexuality has opened me & affirmed me on core levels as a human bean in this wild world that words don’t suffice to explain (maybe a leather clad dance…?)”

She concluded with a thank you to the cast, crew, and fans. “You’re all angels to me,” she wrote. “Your HBIC forev’s”

Bishil also posted this photo from the first day alongside a photo of the first day kick off dinner on Instagram.

Arjun Gupta shared a heartfelt video, which he called “a love note,” expressing his thanks to the fans and crew on Instagram. “I wanted to reach out and just say thank you to all of you fans who I actually prefer calling supporters,” he began. “I feel like you guys have been a bigger part of this show than being traditional fans.”

“It’s been really overwhelming and humbling to read everyone’s posts in the last 24 hours about how much this show has impacted them and I think as artists that’s really all we want, is to be a part of something that reaches people and can start conversation and engage with them and it means something to them and so thank you for being a part of this journey with us,” he continued. “I will forever appreciate each and every one of them.”

He proceeded to call the crew “a dream.” “We were blessed with the best crew and everyone that came in and out over the last five years has just been an amazing person to work with and I genuinely love you and I genuinely thank you so much,” he said. “You guys are huge parts of the show. Everyone brought your artistry, their professionalism, and their care.”

“I’ll miss his reactions to all my EXTRA,” Bishil wrote alongside a photo with Trevor Einhorn.

Rick Worthy began his post on Instagram with a thank you to the fans. “We existed because of you,” he wrote.

“We worked SO VERY HARD making this wonderful and unique TV series about Magic week to week for 5 years .. I learned so much .. Not only about myself, but a macro-perspective on the people both within and without “The Industry” and the mechanisms of running a successful Television Program,” he continued. “And as I write this, in honor of easily one of the BEST Characters ever in my charge, in a career of 33 years (and counting! :)), Dean Henry Fogg .. I salute you Henry .. And I sip a fine, fine Scotch in a very cool, off the grid hotel in honour of you.”

Olivia Taylor Dudley called the series “the most Magical 5 years a girl could ask for” on Twitter. “I love my Magicians family with all my heart. Thank you to the beautiful fans who showed us so much love and kindness. Alice will always be a part of me.”

The actress who plays Alice posted a lengthier message on Instagram alongside a photo from the first week of filming. “To say this show changed my life would be an understatement,” she wrote. “It has been the most magical gift, and I feel so lucky to have been a part of it. Playing Alice Quinn has been an honor. I love her dearly and I will miss her so.”

“Thank you Lev for writing these books with beautiful worlds that we all got to play in for 5 years. I can’t thank our incredible Showrunners, EP’s, Directors, Writers, Studio/Network, and Crew enough,” she continued. “This cast and crew is my family and it’s going to take me a while to process not getting to spend 16 hours a day with them. Every person involved in this show poured their hearts and souls into every moment and I’m forever grateful for them.”

She concluded with thanks for the fans, describing them as “the most passionate giving people out there. Thank you for making this experience so moving and heartfelt. I love you.”

Alongside a photo of her and Hale Appleman’s chairs on set, Bishil wrote, “It was the most creatively fulfilling part of my career to have a scene partner like Hale Appleman love him to the moon and back and loved this photo a friend took when I shot my last scene of the show on the last night of filming with @halebofosho it was nice way to close out the last five years.”

“‘Act out’- Josh Hoberman,” Trevor Einhorn captioned this photo on Instagram, thanking the show “for the past 5 years. It was a gift beyond measure.”

Bishil channeled her character for her farewell on Twitter. “Well s**t,” she wrote. “In a time like this Margo would quote ‘Yes, there were times, I’m sure you knew / When I bit off more than I could chew / And through it all, whenever there was doubt / I ate it up and spit it out / I faced it all and I stood tall / And did it, did it my way.”