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Brilliant Minds wrapped on NBC<\/a> earlier this week, and the man behind the series, Michael Grassi, spoke to TV Insider<\/a> about what might have been if the series had continued to a third season. A lot more was planned for the series and Dr. Wolf.<\/p>\n In the final episode, Wolf reunited with his ex after he treated the man\u2019s father. Season three would have dealt with their relationship going forward. Grassi said the following:<\/p>\n \u201cIn my mind, if we were continuing to tell their story, I think we\u2019d continue to show them in the workplace together and what that looks like and all the fun of them tackling cases together. And at the same time, what does it look like for Josh and Wolf navigating a relationship? What does it look like when they move in together? What does it look like if they\u2019re maybe planning a wedding? What does it look like if they\u2019re finally, maybe Josh is going to get something that he really wants such as a kid? What do those conversations look like?<\/p>\n I think in Season 3, it would\u2019ve been navigating a lot of the realities of what it is to be in a relationship with Wolf. At the same time, we had a plan for Wolf to have a new fun secret in Season 3 with the Hudson Riders to continue some tension there. Not that he\u2019s having any romance on the side, but he would\u2019ve been potentially a secret doctor for the biker gang, which would\u2019ve been very, very fun.\u201d<\/p>\n Viewers would have seen the continuation of other characters\u2019 stories as well. The plan would have been to pick up from the season two finale where Wolf and those with him walk into a hotel lobby full of unconscious people.<\/p>\n