During quarantine, I started watching The Walking Dead for the first time. I have gotten through episode one of season seven. I nearly burned my TV after watching what Negan did. I haven't been able to watch since.
During quarantine, I started watching The Walking Dead for the first time. I took a little bit of a break but am back into watching. I'm through episode 11 of season 6 right now, and, uh, holy crap!
During quarantine, I started watching The Walking Dead for the first time. Over the Memorial Day weekend, I'm into season five. Holy crap am I going through the emotional ringer.
Yeah, I know, I'm about eight years too late but I have finally started watching The Walking Dead. So far, I'm regretting not getting on board with this show when it was on.
It’s been an exceptionally punishing year for fans of The Walking Dead, who first endured the cop-out of Negan’s entrance, a summer spent waiting, and about eight episodes since of misery under The Saviors’ reign. Rick will finally fight back when Season 7 returns in February, and Andrew Lincoln insists “There’s a lot more levity, if you can believe that.”
Good news for one franchise might be grim for another, as CBS’ Star Trek: Discovery has found its lead on The Walking Dead. Sonequa Martin-Green will beam up as the central character of CBS’ new Trek venture, the first in the franchise to be led by an African-American woman.
Even as The Walking Dead apparently locked down Negan’s victim two years ago, production still went through with its shell game of filming death scenes for each cast member. We saw glimpses of them with Sunday’s premiere, but a new leak reveals what might have been the show’s most horrific choice.
Whether or not The Walking Dead turns into a 50-year franchise like Star Trek, the AMC series will inevitably either conclude before, or extend beyond Robert Kirkman’s comic source material. Whenever we get to that point, Kirkman at least confirms the two mediums will craft different endings, so as not to spoil one another.
Any series that traffics in severed heads long enough will invariably get creative with their molds, as did a recent Walking Dead episode that saw Johnny Depp’s face making an unexpected cameo. Well, purveyor of all weird memorabilia, Norman Reedus evidently kept the celebrity trophy for himself.