Many questions remain unanswered before the seventh episode of The Nevers, HBO's sci-fi/supernatural series that ended with the big reveal about Amalia True's origins and the source of the spores that gave Touchdo his powers. The Nevers" Part 2 will feature these developments, as well as the escape of serial killer Maradi and Lord Massen's ongoing campaign against Touched.

The Nevers Season 1 was divided into two parts for several reasons. One was a pandemic. The other was the departure of series creator Joss Whedon from the project following allegations of misconduct by Ray Fisher on the set of Justice League. Philippa Goslett has taken over as showrunner for "Nevers," but it may take some time for this ship to start sailing again.

Here is what we know so far about the return of The Nevers episode 7 and season 1 part 2.

HBO has not yet set a premiere date for The Nevers episode 7. There is also no information on the episode's title, writer, director, or air time.

And given that there is no news or even rumors that "The Nevers" has returned to film further episodes, "The Nevers" episode 7 is not expected until 2022.

Season 1 of "The Nevers" consists of 12 episodes. Prior to the series premiere, HBO announced that it would air in two parts of six episodes each.

The network only said at the time that part two would be announced "at a later date."

You are not alone in yelling "WTF" at the screen while watching the sixth episode of The Nevers. It was definitely a game changer and completely overturned our ideas about the show.

The finale of The Nevers Part 1 ended with the origin story of Amalia True. Actually, there are two origin stories.

One of the origin stories takes place on a post-apocalyptic Earth that has been decimated, with over 5 billion people dead; a civil war rages between the PDC (Planetary Defense Coalition) and a radical faction called Free Life. The PDC believes that Garanti are the last hope, while the Free-Life faction believes that they are trying to destroy humanity.

A skilled fighter and healer/knitter who are stripes accidentally reach an off-grid base, where they discover the last Garanti. Violence breaks out, and Knitter is shot and killed before he can tell Stripe his real name. Believing that Galanthi is on the verge of extinction and will leave via the portal, Stripe commits suicide. However, Galanthi somehow takes her spirit/essence with it.

In the other original story, Molly, a baker's apprentice, loses her job and is forced to marry Mr. True, a demonic butcher, and take care of her bedridden mother. When he dies, she is left penniless and desperate. One day she jumps to her death in the Thames River.

When Molly is pulled from the river and taken to a mental institution, she is no longer Molly. She had stripes on her body and the ability to see flashes of the future given to her by Galanti. There she met Sarah (later to become Malady) and her future lover, Dr. Horatio Cousins. After taking a Victorian etiquette course like Eliza Doolittle and changing her name, Amalia is released from the asylum by Lavinia Bidlow and sheltered in an orphanage. And her first touched companion is Penance Adair.

Now that we understand the origin story, let us return to the present. Amalia found the location in London where the Garanti crashed. She experiences flashes of the past and the future and hears a voice saying, "Did you think you were the only one who hitchhiked?" She hears a voice saying. Does that mean that someone else from the future is inhabiting a body in Victorian London?

When Amalia returns to the orphanage to meet Penance, she finally reveals her true name: Zephyr Alexis Levin. And she is ready to tell everyone the truth about her past, her future, and her galanti.