Nick Kroll Says The Last Season Of 'Kroll Show' Wasn't Premeditated, But It Felt Like 'A Natural Conclusion'

Nick Kroll didn't intend for this past season of "Kroll Show" to be the last, but the actor still feels that his eponymous series ended at just the right time.

"It was a very organic process to reach where the show culminated," he told HuffPost Live's Ricky Camilleri. "So it just felt like, let's end where it feels like a natural conclusion, even though when we were shooting it, we didn't know it was necessarily the end."

By ending on a strong note, Kroll sees a possibility for the esoteric personalities featured on his reality TV satire to have an afterlife.

"The beauty of it is like, if you don't decimate the characters by running them into the ground, there's a world where they come back or exist," he said. "There's definitely a world where some of the characters [go on]. We already have ideas for [some of the characters in] various forms and platforms to go do stuff."

The "Kroll Show" ran for three seasons on Comedy Central and aired its finale on March 25. Nick Kroll can next be seen in the film "Adult Beginners," out April 24.

Watch more from Nick Kroll's conversation with HuffPost Live here.

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