‘The Walking Dead’ showrunner teases season 10 finale plot details

The Walking Dead‘s David Morrissey has explained how he would like his character, the Governor, to return to the franchise one day.He originally starred in the third and fourth seasons of the AMC show as the sinister Governor of Woodbury.Although the Governor died in the series following a gunshot to the head, Morrissey thinks there is a way to work around that.

LOS ANGELES — “The Walking Dead” officially will not debut Season 11 this October due to the ongoing production shutdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

delayed due to the coronavirus, The Walking Dead: World Beyond finally has a new premiere date, AMC announced during The Walking Dead's Comic-Con@Home panel. The long-awaited spin-off debuts Sunday, Oct.

The Walking Dead‘s much-delayed finale of season 10 has been revealed during a virtual panel for [email protected] number of the show’s stars appeared in two separate groups, including Norman Reedus, Melissa McBride and Jeffrey Dean Morgan. The Walking Dead Universe chief content officer Scott M.

's season 10 finale.Postponed from its original April airdate due to COVID-19, the episode — titled «A Certain Doom» — will now air as a standalone episode Sunday, Oct. 4 at 9 p.m.

“The Walking Dead” is making its 11th Comic-Con appearance.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticIt may be “the end of the world,” according to the Whisperers’ advancing horde, but Maggie is coming back to hopefully help save the day and The Walking Dead’s Survivors.Along with a premiere date, that’s just some of what a peek at the delayed Season 10 finale of AMC’s original zombie apocalypse splashed on screen today at [email protected] the likes of Norman Reedus’ Daryl, Seth Gilliam’s Gabriel and Melissa McBride’s Carol scrambling to defend

The Walking Dead's Season 10 finale was supposed to air in April as, well, the season finale and then set up the series premiere of spin-off The Walking Dead: World Beyond, but it got delayed because it included some special effects that weren't ready when the COVID-19 pandemic shut down post-production and couldn't be finished at home. But now, all these months later, "A Certain Doom" is finally ready, and will air on AMC on Sunday, Oct.

The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman has lost a legal battle against AMC, who he first sued back in 2017.According to Variety, the decision relates to a lawsuit that Kirkman filed three years ago along with producers Gale Anne Hurd, Glen Mazzara and David Alpert.In a ruling yesterday (July 22), a Los Angeles judge declared that AMC was entitled to define “modified adjusted gross receipts” under the terms of its contracts with profit participants.The lawsuit claimed that the network had

The Walking Dead. The actress, who recently starred in the Netflix remake of Spike Lee’s She’s Gotta Have It, could be playing Stephanie, a character not yet seen in The Walking Dead but for whom Bingham has done the voiceover.According to Deadline, AMC have not confirmed yet whether Bingham will be reprising her voice role from the episodes ‘Bonds’ and ‘Morning Star’ in season 10.Stephanie is described as “an enigmatic survivor of the zombie outbreak in Charleston, West Virginia, who connects

The Walking Dead co-creator Robert Kirkman has announced a new animated series called Invincible starring Zachary Quinto and Khary Payton.The upcoming Amazon adaptation is based on Kirkman’s comic book series of the same name, which was first published in 2002 and ran for 144 issues.As The Hollywood Reporter confirms, Khary Payton has now joined his fellow Walking Dead actor Steven Yeun in signing up to the project, and will portray the character Black Samson.

With a global pandemic shutting down businesses and forcing people to stay indoors due to fear of becoming infected, there isn’t a whole lot separating the world of “The Walking Dead” and our current society. Well, except for the fact that zombies don’t exist.

The Walking Dead creator has said the coronavirus pandemic will make the upcoming Rick Grimes spin-off movie “better”.The film was first announced in November 2018, after Andrew Lincoln left the role of Grimes in the AMC TV series.Speaking during Skybound Entertainment’s Skybound Xpo panel, creator Robert Kirkman gave an update on the movie. “There’s tons of stuff going on behind the scenes,” he said.

The Walking Dead star Michael Cudlitz has said that the two brutal and most-talked about deaths in the show were “a step too far” for viewers.Season seven’s opening in 2016 saw brand new villain Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) kill fan-favourites Abraham (Cudlitz) and Glenn (Steven Yeun) in horrific scenes.Both deaths were particularly graphic and showed Glenn’s eye popping out during his long-winded murder.

The Walking Dead will get a confirmed release date at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con.The episode, pushed back multiple times due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis, was promised for later this year.

Mark David Having upgraded to a much bigger spread across town, television producer David Alpert has not-too-surprisingly put his former home in the Nichols Canyon area of L.A.’s perennially trendy Hollywood Hills up for sale with an asking price of not quite $3.25 million.

Comic-Con@Home, this year’s virtual offering in place of San Diego Comic-Con, has been released.The five-day event will offer fans a range of events, entirely free to watch online, following the cancellation of this year’s convention (due to kick off on July 23) in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.This year’s convention will include talks regarding fan-favourite titles including Star Trek: Discovery, His Dark Materials, The Walking Dead, Bill & Ted Face The Music and more.But the