Well i thought that wouldnt happen,but it did...
The Walking Dead: All Seasons (DON'T POST SPOILERS)
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Well, That's over... Started out strong, zombies became popular culture then died out. The show became bland AF, glad to see they handled black people better over time. Came a long way from T-Dog and his pussy antics.
Aside from that, I'm happy the show is over, but now AMC has doubled down on becoming the walking dead channel.
There was a time they used to play films and shit.
At least it didn't shit the bed like Sopranos or Game of Thrones
all 11 seasons get a 7/10.
Aside from that, I'm happy the show is over, but now AMC has doubled down on becoming the walking dead channel.
There was a time they used to play films and shit.
At least it didn't shit the bed like Sopranos or Game of Thrones
all 11 seasons get a 7/10.
I love The walking dead, but have learned to fast forward the dialogue scenes the moment pianos and strings start playing in the background. They're boring as fuck and don't add anything to the show.
It means that I usually get through a 1 hour episode in about 40 minutes. The series finale took 30.
However, Angela Kang and the rest put their foot into that 30 minutes.
It means that I usually get through a 1 hour episode in about 40 minutes. The series finale took 30.
However, Angela Kang and the rest put their foot into that 30 minutes.
Watched the Series Finale last night and again this morning.
That’s how you do a Series Finale.
Brought majority of remaining characters back together for one final battle.
The new Walker Variants ain’t no joke. Mofos picking up rocks to bust thru glass doors. Working together to entrap the living, climbing walls will definitely make things interesting in the future series.
Rosita is the Girl. I was sitting on the edge of my couch when she fell and Ol’ Gurl busted out and went hardcore while carrying her kid.
Daryl had the best line putting it all together pointing out that all the BS has been with everybody trying to make things like what it was pre-apocalypse. And Daryl got the honor saying the title of the show in the show. That is a Hollywood tradition with all projects to put the title somewhere in the project.
They set it up for Neagan and Maggie. I personally think they set it up too quick for them to forgive each other and to be friends. That should have been saved for the series.
They set it up for Daryl’s series. He and Carol finally had a talk to confirm their relationship and that they weren’t “Fuck Buddies”. Just close friends who loved and cared for each other. Now we got to find out how Daryl gets his ass to Paris in the new series.
And we got information on Rick. He had on a Leather, Circle Republic jacket and looks to have managed to escape from them. He didn’t look like he was a prisoner, he seemed to be not cool with how they operate and managed to escape somehow. How he escaped is going to be interesting being we were told in “A World Beyond” nobody can get out. Rick must have had a high status in their organization. We will find out.
Couple of supporting characters went out in the final battle. No big loss.
Rosita died leaving Gabriel and their daughter alone.
Overall, the series was good. It had a low point for about 4/5 seasons, but picked it up in the last 2 seasons to close it out. It was well worth the wait.
I would love to rewatch the whole the whole series from start to finish. I might watch one episode a week in the near future to resoak it all in.
That’s how you do a Series Finale.
Brought majority of remaining characters back together for one final battle.
The new Walker Variants ain’t no joke. Mofos picking up rocks to bust thru glass doors. Working together to entrap the living, climbing walls will definitely make things interesting in the future series.
Rosita is the Girl. I was sitting on the edge of my couch when she fell and Ol’ Gurl busted out and went hardcore while carrying her kid.
Daryl had the best line putting it all together pointing out that all the BS has been with everybody trying to make things like what it was pre-apocalypse. And Daryl got the honor saying the title of the show in the show. That is a Hollywood tradition with all projects to put the title somewhere in the project.
They set it up for Neagan and Maggie. I personally think they set it up too quick for them to forgive each other and to be friends. That should have been saved for the series.
They set it up for Daryl’s series. He and Carol finally had a talk to confirm their relationship and that they weren’t “Fuck Buddies”. Just close friends who loved and cared for each other. Now we got to find out how Daryl gets his ass to Paris in the new series.
And we got information on Rick. He had on a Leather, Circle Republic jacket and looks to have managed to escape from them. He didn’t look like he was a prisoner, he seemed to be not cool with how they operate and managed to escape somehow. How he escaped is going to be interesting being we were told in “A World Beyond” nobody can get out. Rick must have had a high status in their organization. We will find out.
Couple of supporting characters went out in the final battle. No big loss.
Rosita died leaving Gabriel and their daughter alone.
Overall, the series was good. It had a low point for about 4/5 seasons, but picked it up in the last 2 seasons to close it out. It was well worth the wait.
I would love to rewatch the whole the whole series from start to finish. I might watch one episode a week in the near future to resoak it all in.
If you had watched the Series Finale directly on amc last night, then you may have noticed that during some of the commercial breaks , they had one zombie commercial during it.
If you had paid close attention, the Walkers in the commercials are actual actors(characters) who died from Walkers thru-out the series run.
If you had paid close attention, the Walkers in the commercials are actual actors(characters) who died from Walkers thru-out the series run.
Fear of the Walking Dead will be the new Flagship show. Hopefully Morgan and Madison will give us some insight on the overall big picture behind the apocalypse with where they are headed.
The Neagan/Maggie series, not sure how I feel about that. I think it was too soon for Maggie to forgive him. And Maggie’s son made it super clear to Neagan he will never forgive him. Their relationship might make that series interesting.
The Daryl series was to co-Star Carol. But she bailed cuz they plan on doing on-location shooting in France. The big mystery is how the Fuck does Daryl get to France. I’m definitely into watching cuz his series might be the one to give us a big story update with whatever devious plan is going on in Europe.
The Rick/Michonne series, still not sure where they going with that. Are they re-united or will it be two separate stories leading to them re-uniting? I will watch cuz it looks to give us more answers to the Circle Republic.
Anybody notice how Michonne looked like she just back from Wakanda in that outfit she was wearing?
HaHa!!!:16:
Hopefully whatever they do next year will be interesting and start giving us some answers in order for me to stick this shit out.
The Neagan/Maggie series, not sure how I feel about that. I think it was too soon for Maggie to forgive him. And Maggie’s son made it super clear to Neagan he will never forgive him. Their relationship might make that series interesting.
The Daryl series was to co-Star Carol. But she bailed cuz they plan on doing on-location shooting in France. The big mystery is how the Fuck does Daryl get to France. I’m definitely into watching cuz his series might be the one to give us a big story update with whatever devious plan is going on in Europe.
The Rick/Michonne series, still not sure where they going with that. Are they re-united or will it be two separate stories leading to them re-uniting? I will watch cuz it looks to give us more answers to the Circle Republic.
Anybody notice how Michonne looked like she just back from Wakanda in that outfit she was wearing?
HaHa!!!:16:
Hopefully whatever they do next year will be interesting and start giving us some answers in order for me to stick this shit out.
Lol...I thought I was the only one...Anybody notice how Michonne looked like she just back from Wakanda in that outfit she was wearing?
HaHa!!!:16:
Hopefully whatever they do next year will be interesting and start giving us some answers in order for me to stick this shit out.
Her ass done got sexy to me since black panther...at first I was like nahhhhh...now I'll fuck the brakes off her ass..
The Walking Dead: Dead City
Promo Teaser
Debuts April 2023
Promo Teaser
Debuts April 2023
Danai Gurira in Booty Shorts on the Red Carpet! - Ebony Booty and Latina Ass - BOOTY SOURCE
Danai Gurira showing off her nice butt by wearing booty shorts on the red carpet for The Walking Dead Live: The Finale Event in LA!
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Now that it's finally over, please get some competent fucking writers for the spinoff. Fear of the walking dead has been fucked over by Morgan(well, the way writers have him written). How are there more creative people on YouTube than in the writing rooms of shows with million dollar budgets?
I'm not holding out much hope. Stories seem to be of secondary importance these days.
Walking Dead lost a lot of fans.
I'm not holding out much hope. Stories seem to be of secondary importance these days.
Walking Dead lost a lot of fans.
‘Daryl Dixon’: Five Join Norman Reedus In ‘The Walking Dead’ Spinoff
Anne Charrier, Eriq Ebouaney, Laika Blanc Francard, Romain Levi and newcomer Louis Puech Scigliuzzi have joined The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon spinoff.
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Hayden Panettiere's brother Jansen dead at 28: Cause of death unclear
Jansen Panettiere passed away in New York according to a family source for TMZ on Monday morning.
Hayden Panettiere's Brother Jansen Panettiere Dead At 28
Hayden Panettiere's brother Jansen Panettiere has died at 28 ... TMZ has learned.
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Jansen Panettiere
Jansen Panettiere was an American actor who portrayed Casper in AMC's The Walking Dead. The Perfect Game Major Crimes The Last Day of Summer Summer Forever The Forger Everybody Hates Chris Ice Age: The Meltdown Blue's Clues
Walking Dead star and brother of Hayden Panettiere dies
Hayden Panettiere's brother Jansen has died at the age of 28.
Hayden Panettiere's brother Jansen, star of Ice Age and Walking Dead, dies at 28
Hayden Panettiere's brother Jansen - who starred in a number of movies and TV shows over the years - has reportedly died at the age of 28, according to a source close to the family
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‘The Walking Dead’ Gives A Timeline For The Negan, Maggie, Daryl, Rick And Michonne Shows
Paul Tassi
Senior Contributor
Jan 11, 2023,09:47am EST
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I have wondered if all of the planned Walking Dead spin-offs would survive the recent upheaval over at AMC, where poor financial results have resulted in mass layoffs, surprise cancellations and even reversing previous renewals of shows.
But if AMC has its bread and butter, it’s The Walking Dead. So far, the only casualty is the announcement that Fear the Walking Dead is ending after its eighth season, no great tragedy, considering it should have ended about four seasons ago in the first place.
However, the planned Walking Dead spin-offs that are all supposed to air in this new post-main series era are all still going forward. Not only that, but AMC is now putting together a more coherent timeline for them, including an order in which they will air.
• Dead City,the spin-off which follows Negan and Maggie trying to rescue a kidnapped Herschel in Manhattan, will air in June of 2023, after some previous talk that it might air in April instead.
• Daryl Dixon, the self-titled Daryl spin-off where he’s abducted and taken to France, where he’ll have to deal with the “fast zombie” variants over there, is supposed to air some time in the later half of 2023, as it’s currently filming. Possibly in The Walking Dead’s old October premiere slot.
• The Rick and Michonne spin-off, which has evolved from the concept of Rick Grimes movies, and will cover Rick’s imprisonment by the CRM and Michonne’s quest to find him, will air some time in 2024, and production has not started yet.
One thing that remains cloudy is the fate of Tales of the Walking Dead, the anthology series full of standalone stories that AMC has not confirmed renewed for a season 2 or cancelled just yet. My guess is we don’t see it return.
So, will this spin-off-based direction work for AMC? What I’m still not clear about is if all these shows are meant to be miniseries or not. At certain points it’s sounded like the Daryl and Rick shows were, so what happens after one season of those? Does The Walking Dead finally die, or do they pick new characters to spin-off from the old main show? I’m a bit confused about the long term plan here.
Second, it’s about to be a not-great time for The Walking Dead given that a slate of reviews are coming in for HBO’s The Last of Us that include a lot of praise that’s along the lines of “what if The Walking Dead was actually good?” for the fungus-based zombie series. In reality, it’s true that The Walking Dead has not been the best zombie show on TV in a while now, given that series like Kingdom, All of Us Are Dead and Black Summer exist. And now, The Last of Us.
I just don’t know how heavily AMC can rely on The Walking Dead here going forward, but we’ll have to see what the next year or so brings with these new series.
Paul Tassi
Senior Contributor
Jan 11, 2023,09:47am EST
‘The Walking Dead’ Gives A Timeline For The Negan, Maggie, Daryl, Rick And Michonne Shows
I have wondered if all of the planned Walking Dead spin-offs would survive the recent upheaval over at AMC, where poor financial results have resulted in mass layoffs, surprise cancellations and even reversing previous renewals of shows.
www.forbes.com
I have wondered if all of the planned Walking Dead spin-offs would survive the recent upheaval over at AMC, where poor financial results have resulted in mass layoffs, surprise cancellations and even reversing previous renewals of shows.
But if AMC has its bread and butter, it’s The Walking Dead. So far, the only casualty is the announcement that Fear the Walking Dead is ending after its eighth season, no great tragedy, considering it should have ended about four seasons ago in the first place.
However, the planned Walking Dead spin-offs that are all supposed to air in this new post-main series era are all still going forward. Not only that, but AMC is now putting together a more coherent timeline for them, including an order in which they will air.
• Dead City,the spin-off which follows Negan and Maggie trying to rescue a kidnapped Herschel in Manhattan, will air in June of 2023, after some previous talk that it might air in April instead.
• Daryl Dixon, the self-titled Daryl spin-off where he’s abducted and taken to France, where he’ll have to deal with the “fast zombie” variants over there, is supposed to air some time in the later half of 2023, as it’s currently filming. Possibly in The Walking Dead’s old October premiere slot.
• The Rick and Michonne spin-off, which has evolved from the concept of Rick Grimes movies, and will cover Rick’s imprisonment by the CRM and Michonne’s quest to find him, will air some time in 2024, and production has not started yet.
One thing that remains cloudy is the fate of Tales of the Walking Dead, the anthology series full of standalone stories that AMC has not confirmed renewed for a season 2 or cancelled just yet. My guess is we don’t see it return.
So, will this spin-off-based direction work for AMC? What I’m still not clear about is if all these shows are meant to be miniseries or not. At certain points it’s sounded like the Daryl and Rick shows were, so what happens after one season of those? Does The Walking Dead finally die, or do they pick new characters to spin-off from the old main show? I’m a bit confused about the long term plan here.
Second, it’s about to be a not-great time for The Walking Dead given that a slate of reviews are coming in for HBO’s The Last of Us that include a lot of praise that’s along the lines of “what if The Walking Dead was actually good?” for the fungus-based zombie series. In reality, it’s true that The Walking Dead has not been the best zombie show on TV in a while now, given that series like Kingdom, All of Us Are Dead and Black Summer exist. And now, The Last of Us.
I just don’t know how heavily AMC can rely on The Walking Dead here going forward, but we’ll have to see what the next year or so brings with these new series.
The Walking Dead: Dead City
Teaser Trailer
Debuts June 18, 2023
Teaser Trailer
Debuts June 18, 2023
Even The Walking Dead Realized It Was Too Late For A Rick Grimes Movie
Andrew Lincoln left The Walking Dead, but the Rick Grimes movies aren't happening. Here's why Rick Grimes is returning in a TWD spin-off show instead.
BY PADRAIG COTTER
UPDATED MAR 18, 2023
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The announcement of the Rick Grimes and Michonne Walking Dead spin-off series confirms it is too late for a Rick Grimes movie. Andrew Lincoln was best known for UK shows like This Life or rom-com favorite Love, Actually before becoming The Walking Dead's Rick Grimes. While the AMC series toned down some of the darkness of the graphic novel, it shared the same mission statement as the source material in charting the evolution of Rick as he and his group struggled to adapt to a post-apocalyptic world. Rick's exit in season 9 prompted the announcement of a Walking Dead movie in 2018, but those plans have changed.
Lincoln was the backbone of The Walking Dead throughout the first eight seasons. That's why when Lincoln announced Rick was leaving TWD in season 9, it was met with shock from fans. The series didn't kill Rick off, however. Lincoln's exit instead saw Rick Grimes risk his life to blow up a bridge to stop a walker horde swarming Alexandria. He was later rescued by Jadis and was absent until the series finale at the end of The Walking Dead season 11. In the immediate aftermath of his departure, three Rick Grimes movies were announced, and in 2019, it was confirmed these would be released in theaters by Universal. Over time, progress on the Rick Grimes movie slowly ground to a halt.
The Long Wait Killed Interest In A Rick Grimes Movi
While the Covid-19 pandemic almost certainly impacted plans for the Rick Grimes movies, the lack of updates saw excitement for them wither. In July 2022, it was confirmed the long-awaited Rick Grimes movie had been scrapped entirely, and instead, Lincoln would return for an "epic" six-part miniseries reuniting him with Danai Gurira's Michonne. There's renewed excitement since seeing Rick at the tail end of The Walking Dead finale, but it feels like AMC also realized that the Rick Grimes movie release was delayed for far too long.
Following Rick's departure, there was concern about how The Walking Dead would sustain itself without him. But in the years since, not only has the show evolved nicely in his absence, the franchise itself continues to expand. Fear The Walking Dead (arguably) became the superior show, and various spin-offs are in the works too, including the upcoming The Walking Dead: Dead City, and a solo Daryl TWD spin-off series. Beloved a character as Rick is, the universe proved it could survive without him, and the seeming lack of momentum in the Rick Grimes movie trilogy also saw the interest in them dip.
With such a long wait, there was concern over how much of an event a Rick Grimes movie would still be. There's also the question of accessibility to newcomers and the overexposure of the property — which seems to announce a new spin-off every other week — also reduced the uniqueness of a film spin-off, so those factors likely led to the conclusion that Rick's best comeback would be a miniseries. The reunion of TWD's Rick and Michonne and the reveal of what he's been up to in the missing years makes the upcoming series very exciting, though it's a shame that plans for a Walking Dead movie didn't come together.
The Entertainment Landscape Is Different Now
While a Rick Grimes movie may have been what everyone was hoping for, the landscape of entertainment experienced a shift over the last four years. The Walking Dead started in 2010 when TV and cable were still the primary entertainment platforms. Over time, streaming services gained more traction, with many viewers giving up expensive cable programs for them. The game changed even further when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, eliminating the possibility of going to the theater to see a new movie. In the years since the Rick Grimes movies were announced, some films have forgone a theatrical release and movies like Army of the Dead went straight to streaming.
The Walking Dead had to change their original plans because the entertainment business has changed drastically. While a Walking Dead movie would've been great, there's much more room to explore Rick and Michonne in a miniseries that would've been limited by a two-hour time frame. A six-episode miniseries gives The Walking Dead characters a bit more breathing room to properly explore exactly what Rick Grimes has been up to for the past two seasons.
There Won't Be Any Walking Dead Movies - Rick Grimes Or Otherwise
Not only was the Rick Grimes movie shelved for the miniseries, but there won't be any The Walking Dead movies - a Rick Grimes movie or otherwise. More AMC shows seem to be the future of the franchise. Daryl will get his spin-off and the Maggie-Negan spin-off in New York City is also on the way. Add in the Michonne and Rick Grimes series, and that is what AMC believes to be the better idea. Instead of handing it off to a movie studio to reap the rewards, AMC will keep everything in-house and this will allow The Walking Dead to tell its stories as it always has - in the long-form format.
Andrew Lincoln left The Walking Dead, but the Rick Grimes movies aren't happening. Here's why Rick Grimes is returning in a TWD spin-off show instead.
BY PADRAIG COTTER
UPDATED MAR 18, 2023
Even The Walking Dead Realized It Was Too Late For A Rick Grimes Movie
TWD waited too long for Rick's solo movie.
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The announcement of the Rick Grimes and Michonne Walking Dead spin-off series confirms it is too late for a Rick Grimes movie. Andrew Lincoln was best known for UK shows like This Life or rom-com favorite Love, Actually before becoming The Walking Dead's Rick Grimes. While the AMC series toned down some of the darkness of the graphic novel, it shared the same mission statement as the source material in charting the evolution of Rick as he and his group struggled to adapt to a post-apocalyptic world. Rick's exit in season 9 prompted the announcement of a Walking Dead movie in 2018, but those plans have changed.
Lincoln was the backbone of The Walking Dead throughout the first eight seasons. That's why when Lincoln announced Rick was leaving TWD in season 9, it was met with shock from fans. The series didn't kill Rick off, however. Lincoln's exit instead saw Rick Grimes risk his life to blow up a bridge to stop a walker horde swarming Alexandria. He was later rescued by Jadis and was absent until the series finale at the end of The Walking Dead season 11. In the immediate aftermath of his departure, three Rick Grimes movies were announced, and in 2019, it was confirmed these would be released in theaters by Universal. Over time, progress on the Rick Grimes movie slowly ground to a halt.
The Long Wait Killed Interest In A Rick Grimes Movi
While the Covid-19 pandemic almost certainly impacted plans for the Rick Grimes movies, the lack of updates saw excitement for them wither. In July 2022, it was confirmed the long-awaited Rick Grimes movie had been scrapped entirely, and instead, Lincoln would return for an "epic" six-part miniseries reuniting him with Danai Gurira's Michonne. There's renewed excitement since seeing Rick at the tail end of The Walking Dead finale, but it feels like AMC also realized that the Rick Grimes movie release was delayed for far too long.
Following Rick's departure, there was concern about how The Walking Dead would sustain itself without him. But in the years since, not only has the show evolved nicely in his absence, the franchise itself continues to expand. Fear The Walking Dead (arguably) became the superior show, and various spin-offs are in the works too, including the upcoming The Walking Dead: Dead City, and a solo Daryl TWD spin-off series. Beloved a character as Rick is, the universe proved it could survive without him, and the seeming lack of momentum in the Rick Grimes movie trilogy also saw the interest in them dip.
With such a long wait, there was concern over how much of an event a Rick Grimes movie would still be. There's also the question of accessibility to newcomers and the overexposure of the property — which seems to announce a new spin-off every other week — also reduced the uniqueness of a film spin-off, so those factors likely led to the conclusion that Rick's best comeback would be a miniseries. The reunion of TWD's Rick and Michonne and the reveal of what he's been up to in the missing years makes the upcoming series very exciting, though it's a shame that plans for a Walking Dead movie didn't come together.
The Entertainment Landscape Is Different Now
While a Rick Grimes movie may have been what everyone was hoping for, the landscape of entertainment experienced a shift over the last four years. The Walking Dead started in 2010 when TV and cable were still the primary entertainment platforms. Over time, streaming services gained more traction, with many viewers giving up expensive cable programs for them. The game changed even further when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, eliminating the possibility of going to the theater to see a new movie. In the years since the Rick Grimes movies were announced, some films have forgone a theatrical release and movies like Army of the Dead went straight to streaming.
The Walking Dead had to change their original plans because the entertainment business has changed drastically. While a Walking Dead movie would've been great, there's much more room to explore Rick and Michonne in a miniseries that would've been limited by a two-hour time frame. A six-episode miniseries gives The Walking Dead characters a bit more breathing room to properly explore exactly what Rick Grimes has been up to for the past two seasons.
There Won't Be Any Walking Dead Movies - Rick Grimes Or Otherwise
Not only was the Rick Grimes movie shelved for the miniseries, but there won't be any The Walking Dead movies - a Rick Grimes movie or otherwise. More AMC shows seem to be the future of the franchise. Daryl will get his spin-off and the Maggie-Negan spin-off in New York City is also on the way. Add in the Michonne and Rick Grimes series, and that is what AMC believes to be the better idea. Instead of handing it off to a movie studio to reap the rewards, AMC will keep everything in-house and this will allow The Walking Dead to tell its stories as it always has - in the long-form format.
The Walking Dead: Daryl
In Production
Looked into it and main shooting wrapped up in March.
It’s scheduled to debut later this year with 6 episodes and it’s looking like season two has been approved.
In Production
Looked into it and main shooting wrapped up in March.
It’s scheduled to debut later this year with 6 episodes and it’s looking like season two has been approved.
Yeah this the one I’m really looking for
'Walking Dead' actor Erik Jensen diagnosed with stage 4 cancer
Erik Jensen, an actor who starred in the fifth season of 'The Walking Dead,' has stage 4 cancer, his family revealed in a GoFundMe post.
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10 Most Exciting Things To Expect From Rick & Michonne's Walking Dead Show, The Ones Who Live
What to expect in the Rick & Michonne Walking Dead show.
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The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live (2024) | ScreenRant
Created by Scott M. Gimple and Danai Gurira, The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live is a sequel spin-off series in The Walking Dead television franchise. The series picks up some time after Michonne departs from the original series, as she searches to be reunited with her lover, Rick Grimes...
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The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live - Release Date, Story & Everything We Know About Rick & Michonne's Spinoff
Here's what we know about Rick Grimes' show.
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Mysterious Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Teaser Hints At New Characters Joining Rick
The Ones Who Live premieres February 25.
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1 Parallel Makes Rick Grimes & Michonne's Walking Dead Return More Emotional
Parallel makes Rick & Michonne's Walking Dead return sad.
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Walking Dead Spinoffs Feature Prominently In AMC's 2024 Trailer
2024 will feature lots of Walking Dead!
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‘The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live’ Releases Second Trailer
Rick and Michonne are still apart and still facing hordes of zombies.
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