‘The Walking Dead’ showrunner confirms “far-flung” new crossover is on the way

Fear the Walking Dead, where cast and crew were hard at work on the second episode of Season 6, "Welcome to the Club," which ultimately aired Sunday night. The special thing about the episode is that was the directorial debut of Lennie James, who stars on the show as Morgan Jones, though he only appeared briefly in this episode.

The Walking Dead star Sonequa Martin-Green has said she would be keen to reprise her role in a spin-off series.The actress, who played Sasha in the show up until season seven, has said she’d love to return in light of the announcement of anthology series Tales of the Walking Dead, which promises to explore the backstories of certain characters.“I’d love it. I’d loooooove it,” Martin-Green told Entertainment Weekly.

Fear The Walking Dead season five faced heavy criticism from critics and fans alike, but actor Colman Domingo is confident a “ferocious” season six will make up for it.Following controversial moments that included bullets being split with axes mid-air and bizarre hot air balloon rides, thousands of fans signed an online petition calling for showrunners Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg to step down.

Fear The Walking Dead have said there was never any doubt that Morgan Jones would survive.Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg detailed the character’s fate following the season six premiere, which resolved a major cliffhanger from season five.“We knew he was going to survive. That was never a doubt in our minds,” Goldberg told Digital Spy.

In a world filled with DC and Marvel icons such as Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man, it’s tough to create a new, popular superhero. But back in 2005, with the launch of the “Invincible” comic book, that’s exactly what Robert Kirkman (“The Walking Dead“) did.

The Walking Dead season 10 finale has scored the show’s lowest ratings to date.‘A Certain Doom’, the long-awaited episode which aired last weekend (October 4), was watched by 2.7 million viewers – the lowest of any season 10 episode.This marks a 22% drop from last April, the lowest number before that being 2.9 million viewers in March, per SpoilerTV.

Kaleem Aftab “Walking Dead” producer Gale Anne Hurd says that the Black Lives Matter movement rather than #MeToo has been the game changer for representation in film and television.In a far-ranging Canneseries online conversation about her career, she also discussed sexism she has faced, future plans for “The Walking Dead” with a new spin-off series and movie, and how she keeps returning to the theme of  “ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances who find the inner strength to

Ubisoft’s Blue Mammoth Games has announced its latest collaboration for Brawlhalla, this time with long-running zombie TV series, The Walking Dead.The announcement was shared on Brawlhalla’s official Twitter account.

Norman Reedus has provoked the ire of The Walking Dead fans after giving away a major spoiler on social media.The star, who plays Daryl Dixon on the long-running AMC series, had posted tributes to his co-star Ryan Hurst on Instagram and Twitter. In the finale of The Walking Dead’s tenth season, which aired just a day before Reedus’s posts, Dixon finally kills Beta, the nefarious character played by Hurst.The killing was undoubtedly the biggest moment in a dramatic finale that had been delayed

The Walking Dead star Norman Reedus has broken down a key death from the season 10 finale.The long-awaited episode, titled ‘A Certain Doom’, aired yesterday (October 5). The finale saw Reedus’ character Daryl kill Beta, the leader of the Whisperers threatening the survivors.Describing filming the scene alongside Ryan Hurst, who played Beta, Reedus told Digital Spy: “I felt really good about it.

The Walking Dead that may be unprecedented in TV history. Due to the volatile circumstances resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, the AMC's zombie drama's tenth season will have three season finales.

The Walking Dead showrunner Angela Kang has opened-up about how the coronavirus pandemic changed the season 10 finale.The series finally aired the season’s long-awaited final episode, ‘A Certain Doom’, last night (October 4) after delays due to the ongoing pandemic.However, it seems the delays instigated a number of changes to the planned episode, including how it connected to the 11th and final season.“We were deep into writing season 11 and, you know, we’d been planning a big season opener, as

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticSPOILER ALERT: This post contains details of tonight’s The Walking Dead  Season 10 semi-finale.“It was just such an epic finale, but it was an epic year,” says The Walking Dead’s Norman Reedus of tonight’s long delayed “A Certain Doom” Season 10 finale.

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