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Here’s What We Know About “The Walking Dead” Spin-Off: Trailer, Premiere, Cast, Plot

AMC’s new upcoming spin-off of “The Walking Dead” is headed our way, while the series is still untitled and a lot of details are still being kept hush-hush, but here’s what we do know. According to Deadline, the third show will follow the first generation coming of age in the apocalypse that we have seen in the previous two series. The official logline as reported by THR states: “Some go on to become heroes, while some take the villainous route. In the end, all of them will be changed forever. Grown-up and cemented in their identities, both good and bad.” During the San Diego Comic-Con, Scott Gimple had this to say. “These kids grew up in a place of comfort and security, but they leave everything on a dangerous quest and end up being pursued by adults on their own dangerous quest. We’ll see kids become heroes and some become villains.” Aliyah Royale stars as Iris; Annet Mahendru will play

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First Details Of New “Walking Dead” Spin-Off Emerge

Like a zombie outbreak, AMC’s “Walking Dead” empire shows no signs of slowing. “TWD” spawned “Fear the Walking Dead” in 2015. Then announced a trilogy of feature films following Andrew Lincoln’s exit from the hit series last year. So what’s next? AMC has just announced the franchise’s third series. The new series will feature two young female protagonists and the first generation to come-of-age in the zombie apocalypse in Virginia. “Some will become heroes. Some will become villains. In the end, all of them will be changed forever. Grown-up and cemented in their identities, both good and bad.” The still-untitled series was created by chief content officer Scott M. Gimple and “Walking Dead” writer Matt Negrete who will serve as showrunner. The 10-episode first season is set to premiere on AMC in 2020.

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A Frozen ‘Walking Dead’ Spinoff ?

Even with “The Walking Dead’s” poppularity slipping there is talk of another spinoff. Scott Gimple, who served as showrunner for the past four seasons, who has a new title, Chief Content Officer, recently teased that more options are being discussed. Those options include more webisodes and another spinoff. Executive producer Greg Nicotero already has an idea about the spinoff he would like to see. The one thing that the comic book does great [is] when they introduce the cold weather and the winter. I had even written some webisodes that took place with a frozen zombie herd. And I think that our hopes are — my hopes — would be that we would get into an entirely different location, like a cold weather scenario. Because frozen zombies are f–ing awesome. Until they thaw out and then you’re screwed. Because they would freeze and thaw out, and they would be fine.” Zombies on ice? While the ice and snow worked in

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Mar 30, 2018
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Scott Gimple No Longer The Showrunner For ‘The Walking Dead’ – Renewed For Season 9

The folks over at ‘The Walking Dead’ are shaking things up. While fans were calling for his head in season 7 and earlier this season, the bigwigs over at AMC have given Scott Gimple, long-running the showrunner of the hit series, a promotion to the newly formed position of Chief Content Officer, giving him command of the entire ‘Walking Dead’ universe which includes ‘The Walking Dead’, ‘Fear the Walking Dead’, and any future spin-offs. You may be wondering who will take his place as showrunner. That honor goes to Angela Kang who has served as a writer for the show since 2011 and a co-executive producer since 2013, Variety reports. Kang previously wrote for the series ‘Terriers’. This is an enormously important day for the entire ‘The Walking Dead’ television universe,” stated Charlie Collier, president of AMC and AMC Studios. “We are proud to acknowledge Angela’s significant contribution to the series and to set a clear path forward for a

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Jan 13, 2018
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‘Walking Dead’ Actor Hints The Show May Be Coming To An End

On the season finale of ‘The Walking Dead’ fans (some) were crushed when in the final moments Carl (Chandler Riggs) revealed that he had been bitten by a walker. While it wasn’t told in the finale, Carl was actually bitten in the previous episode. Some fans aren’t taking the news very well and are still holding out hope that somehow Carl will survive. Showrunner Scott Gimple stated that Carl will die “like every other character bitten on the show”, but still, some are holding out hope that it is a trick. Chandler Riggs himself has made it clear he has been fired from the show, so has Chandler’s father who posted several comments on the subject. To further prove it’s the end for Carl today Chandler shared an image that has his fans in shock. He’s cut off his signature ‘Walking Dead’ long hair. While some will just have to come to terms with Carl’s death, and others celebrate it,

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Dec 17, 2017
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Character Revealed For TWD/FTWD ‘Worlds Collide’ Crossover

Following tonight’s episode of ‘The Walking Dead’ on AMC, the aftershow ‘Talking Dead’ aired revealing the identity of the cross-over character who will bridge the two series. Early in the episode viewers were told that later in the show we would find out who the character is via a live-video. Sure enough, when the screen came on there sat Lennie James whose character Morgan will make the leap from ‘The Walking Dead’ to its sister show ‘Fear the Walking Dead’. James appeared via satellite due to the fact that he could not make it to the ‘Talking Dead’ set because he begins filming for ‘FTWD’ tomorrow in Austin, Texas. Season 8 of ‘TWD’ only wrapped filming a week ago. While other details remain under wraps. It hasn’t been made clear if the crossover will be on the same timeline as ‘TWD’ at this point. With filming just beginning on his part of the younger series it would leave the crossover

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Nov 27, 2017
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AMC Announces The Walking Dead’s Season 8 Preview Special

It’s that time of the year again my friends. Things are beginning to cool and Fall is on the horizon. You know what that means, our favorite shows will be returning for their new seasons. One of the most highly-anticipated shows to be returning is AMC’s ‘The Walking Dead’ and the network has just announced the One of the most highly-anticipated shows to be returning is AMC’s ‘The Walking Dead’ and the network has just announced the hit show’s Season Eight Preview Special. This year the special will feature showrunner Scott Gimple, Jeffrey Dean Morgan who plays the notorious character Negan, and Lennie James who plays Morgan. Hosted by Chris Hardwick, the special will be an hour long will air on AMC at 8 pm Eastern on September 10th, prior to the midseason premiere of its sister show ‘Fear the Walking Dead’. ‘The Walking Dead’ returns on October 22, 2017, with its 100th episode.

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‘Robot Chicken’ To Take A Stab At ‘The Walking Dead’ In Special Episode

Adult Swim’s hilarious series ‘Robot Chicken’ will be taking a stab at the hit series ‘The Walking Dead’ in a half-hour special. In keeping with the tradition of working with major franchises such as Star Wars and the DC Comics universe, the Emmy®-winning team behind Robot Chicken joins forces with the creators of The Walking Dead to bring fans an all new and extra bloody half-hour special.” TWD’s creator/executive producer and showrunner/executive producer Scott M. Gimple teamed up with ‘Robot Chicken’s’ creator Seth Green for the special. While the air date has not been announced, we do have the SDCC trailer. Check it out.

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Jul 23, 2017
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Scott Gimple Joins FEAR THE WALKING DEAD – Renewed For Season 4

With the announcement for Fear the Walking Dead’s renewal for season four came another piece of information, the show will be getting three new members of the team for the fourth season. The Walking Dead’s current showrunner Scott Gimple will be will joining Fear the Walking Dead as an executive producer. That’s not the only change for season four. The spin-off series’ present showrunner, Dave Erickson, will be exiting. Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg will be taking over Erickson’s duties as co-showrunners. Hopefully, the changes will turn FTWD around, because let’s face it, it’s in desperate need of fresh blood. Season 3 of Fear the Walking Dead premieres on June 4th, followed by The Walking Dead’s 8th season premiere this October.

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Apr 16, 2017
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Scott Gimple Reveals How Many More Seasons Of The Walking Dead Are Still To Come

With The Walking Dead’s season 7 finale approaching, you may be asking yourself how much longer will the series run? Well, we can answer that. Scott Gimple, the hit series’ showrunner, recently appeared at Paleyfest in Los Angeles. While speaking to the crowd about the show’s success, he had this to say about how long the show will run: We are trying to do twenty years. The comic has certainly done it, and I look forward to every issue.” He went on, “The Simpsons has been on 26, 27 years, so that’s a challenge – so ok, challenge accepted. Done.” 20 years is a long time. Can they truly keep up interest that long? Let’s face it, with fewer people alive and walkers rotting, the number of walkers will dwindle. Meaning, eventually, the show will just be about people rebuilding society. Sure, they will have wars and characters will die, but will that be enough? After a while most of

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Mar 26, 2017

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Here’s What We Know About “The Walking Dead” Spin-Off: Trailer, Premiere, Cast, Plot

AMC’s new upcoming spin-off of “The Walking Dead” is headed our way, while the series is still untitled and a lot of details are still being kept hush-hush, but here’s what we do know. According to Deadline, the third show will follow the first generation coming of age in the apocalypse that we have seen in the previous two series. The official logline as reported by THR states: “Some go on to become heroes, while some take the villainous route. In the end, all of them will be changed forever. Grown-up and cemented in their identities, both good and bad.” During the San Diego Comic-Con, Scott Gimple had this to say. “These kids grew up in a place of comfort and security, but they leave everything on a dangerous quest and end up being pursued by adults on their own dangerous quest. We’ll see kids become heroes and some become villains.” Aliyah Royale stars as Iris; Annet Mahendru will play

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First Details Of New “Walking Dead” Spin-Off Emerge

Like a zombie outbreak, AMC’s “Walking Dead” empire shows no signs of slowing. “TWD” spawned “Fear the Walking Dead” in 2015. Then announced a trilogy of feature films following Andrew Lincoln’s exit from the hit series last year. So what’s next? AMC has just announced the franchise’s third series. The new series will feature two young female protagonists and the first generation to come-of-age in the zombie apocalypse in Virginia. “Some will become heroes. Some will become villains. In the end, all of them will be changed forever. Grown-up and cemented in their identities, both good and bad.” The still-untitled series was created by chief content officer Scott M. Gimple and “Walking Dead” writer Matt Negrete who will serve as showrunner. The 10-episode first season is set to premiere on AMC in 2020.

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A Frozen ‘Walking Dead’ Spinoff ?

Even with “The Walking Dead’s” poppularity slipping there is talk of another spinoff. Scott Gimple, who served as showrunner for the past four seasons, who has a new title, Chief Content Officer, recently teased that more options are being discussed. Those options include more webisodes and another spinoff. Executive producer Greg Nicotero already has an idea about the spinoff he would like to see. The one thing that the comic book does great [is] when they introduce the cold weather and the winter. I had even written some webisodes that took place with a frozen zombie herd. And I think that our hopes are — my hopes — would be that we would get into an entirely different location, like a cold weather scenario. Because frozen zombies are f–ing awesome. Until they thaw out and then you’re screwed. Because they would freeze and thaw out, and they would be fine.” Zombies on ice? While the ice and snow worked in

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Mar 30, 2018
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Scott Gimple No Longer The Showrunner For ‘The Walking Dead’ – Renewed For Season 9

The folks over at ‘The Walking Dead’ are shaking things up. While fans were calling for his head in season 7 and earlier this season, the bigwigs over at AMC have given Scott Gimple, long-running the showrunner of the hit series, a promotion to the newly formed position of Chief Content Officer, giving him command of the entire ‘Walking Dead’ universe which includes ‘The Walking Dead’, ‘Fear the Walking Dead’, and any future spin-offs. You may be wondering who will take his place as showrunner. That honor goes to Angela Kang who has served as a writer for the show since 2011 and a co-executive producer since 2013, Variety reports. Kang previously wrote for the series ‘Terriers’. This is an enormously important day for the entire ‘The Walking Dead’ television universe,” stated Charlie Collier, president of AMC and AMC Studios. “We are proud to acknowledge Angela’s significant contribution to the series and to set a clear path forward for a

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Jan 13, 2018
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‘Walking Dead’ Actor Hints The Show May Be Coming To An End

On the season finale of ‘The Walking Dead’ fans (some) were crushed when in the final moments Carl (Chandler Riggs) revealed that he had been bitten by a walker. While it wasn’t told in the finale, Carl was actually bitten in the previous episode. Some fans aren’t taking the news very well and are still holding out hope that somehow Carl will survive. Showrunner Scott Gimple stated that Carl will die “like every other character bitten on the show”, but still, some are holding out hope that it is a trick. Chandler Riggs himself has made it clear he has been fired from the show, so has Chandler’s father who posted several comments on the subject. To further prove it’s the end for Carl today Chandler shared an image that has his fans in shock. He’s cut off his signature ‘Walking Dead’ long hair. While some will just have to come to terms with Carl’s death, and others celebrate it,

Continue reading →
Dec 17, 2017
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Character Revealed For TWD/FTWD ‘Worlds Collide’ Crossover

Following tonight’s episode of ‘The Walking Dead’ on AMC, the aftershow ‘Talking Dead’ aired revealing the identity of the cross-over character who will bridge the two series. Early in the episode viewers were told that later in the show we would find out who the character is via a live-video. Sure enough, when the screen came on there sat Lennie James whose character Morgan will make the leap from ‘The Walking Dead’ to its sister show ‘Fear the Walking Dead’. James appeared via satellite due to the fact that he could not make it to the ‘Talking Dead’ set because he begins filming for ‘FTWD’ tomorrow in Austin, Texas. Season 8 of ‘TWD’ only wrapped filming a week ago. While other details remain under wraps. It hasn’t been made clear if the crossover will be on the same timeline as ‘TWD’ at this point. With filming just beginning on his part of the younger series it would leave the crossover

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Nov 27, 2017
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AMC Announces The Walking Dead’s Season 8 Preview Special

It’s that time of the year again my friends. Things are beginning to cool and Fall is on the horizon. You know what that means, our favorite shows will be returning for their new seasons. One of the most highly-anticipated shows to be returning is AMC’s ‘The Walking Dead’ and the network has just announced the One of the most highly-anticipated shows to be returning is AMC’s ‘The Walking Dead’ and the network has just announced the hit show’s Season Eight Preview Special. This year the special will feature showrunner Scott Gimple, Jeffrey Dean Morgan who plays the notorious character Negan, and Lennie James who plays Morgan. Hosted by Chris Hardwick, the special will be an hour long will air on AMC at 8 pm Eastern on September 10th, prior to the midseason premiere of its sister show ‘Fear the Walking Dead’. ‘The Walking Dead’ returns on October 22, 2017, with its 100th episode.

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‘Robot Chicken’ To Take A Stab At ‘The Walking Dead’ In Special Episode

Adult Swim’s hilarious series ‘Robot Chicken’ will be taking a stab at the hit series ‘The Walking Dead’ in a half-hour special. In keeping with the tradition of working with major franchises such as Star Wars and the DC Comics universe, the Emmy®-winning team behind Robot Chicken joins forces with the creators of The Walking Dead to bring fans an all new and extra bloody half-hour special.” TWD’s creator/executive producer and showrunner/executive producer Scott M. Gimple teamed up with ‘Robot Chicken’s’ creator Seth Green for the special. While the air date has not been announced, we do have the SDCC trailer. Check it out.

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Jul 23, 2017
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Scott Gimple Joins FEAR THE WALKING DEAD – Renewed For Season 4

With the announcement for Fear the Walking Dead’s renewal for season four came another piece of information, the show will be getting three new members of the team for the fourth season. The Walking Dead’s current showrunner Scott Gimple will be will joining Fear the Walking Dead as an executive producer. That’s not the only change for season four. The spin-off series’ present showrunner, Dave Erickson, will be exiting. Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg will be taking over Erickson’s duties as co-showrunners. Hopefully, the changes will turn FTWD around, because let’s face it, it’s in desperate need of fresh blood. Season 3 of Fear the Walking Dead premieres on June 4th, followed by The Walking Dead’s 8th season premiere this October.

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Apr 16, 2017
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Scott Gimple Reveals How Many More Seasons Of The Walking Dead Are Still To Come

With The Walking Dead’s season 7 finale approaching, you may be asking yourself how much longer will the series run? Well, we can answer that. Scott Gimple, the hit series’ showrunner, recently appeared at Paleyfest in Los Angeles. While speaking to the crowd about the show’s success, he had this to say about how long the show will run: We are trying to do twenty years. The comic has certainly done it, and I look forward to every issue.” He went on, “The Simpsons has been on 26, 27 years, so that’s a challenge – so ok, challenge accepted. Done.” 20 years is a long time. Can they truly keep up interest that long? Let’s face it, with fewer people alive and walkers rotting, the number of walkers will dwindle. Meaning, eventually, the show will just be about people rebuilding society. Sure, they will have wars and characters will die, but will that be enough? After a while most of

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Mar 26, 2017