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The Walking Dead spinoffs: All six shows you need to know – Dexerto
The Walking Dead TV universe has continued to expand since its original 11-season run ended in 2022 — with the The Ones Who Live finally here, let’s look at everything you need to know about all of the Walking Dead spinoff shows. The Walking Dead was one of the most popular pieces of zombie media that popped up in the early 2010s, and for good reason. Thanks to its rich storytelling, compel...[Read More]
What Happened To Rick Grimes, From ‘The Walking Dead’ to ‘The Ones Who Live’ – The Mary Sue
Rick Grimes is back in our lives thanks to The Ones Who Live, but you might be asking how that’s possible. For me, The Walking Dead has often been linked back to “What is Rick Grimes up to?” so understanding how he ended up with the CRM is a fun topic to unpack.Recommended Videos Andrew Lincoln and his character left the flagship series of The Walking Dead in season 9. An injured Rick gets hurt an...[Read More]
Where is The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live filmed? All shooting locations explored – Sportskeeda
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live continues to draw in viewers with its fierce action and gripping story, set against a backdrop that includes multiple shooting locations. From the densely populated cities of New Jersey to the bustling city of Atlanta, every location is substantially linked to the show's aesthetic and engaging experience. New Jersey's distinctive locations, including Jersey City...[Read More]
The Ones Who Live Episode 2 Cast: Actors & Characters (Photos) – The Direct
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Episode 2 chronicled Michonne's side of the story before her epic reunion with Rick Grimes. The Ones Who Live Episode 1 gave fans a much-needed rundown of what really happened to Rick. Fans saw him being scooped up by the Civic Republic Military's (CRM) helicopter in The Walking Dead Season 9 and (forcibly) becoming a member of the militia group. The Walking Dea...[Read More]
How Did Rick Grimes Lose His Hand? Explained – The Mary Sue
Rick Grimes may be one of the most iconic comic book characters who isn’t a superhero but that doesn’t mean that he doesn’t have changes to his “lore.” One of the biggest changes came when the Governor (David Morrissey) didn’t take Rick’s right hand on The Walking Dead. Recommended Videos In the comics, Rick loses his right hand when the Governor demands information of Rick that he is unwilling to...[Read More]
Wild Zero 2 to Bring Back Guitar Wolf and Zombie Mayhem – Bloody Disgusting
If there’s one thing that 1999’s raucous zombie movie Wild Zero taught us, it’s that Rock ‘n Roll never dies. That still holds true over twenty years later, as the underrated gem is gearing up to launch a crowdfunding campaign for sequel Wild Zero 2. The Kickstarter to realize production of Wild Zero 2 kicks off on March 10, teasing rewards that include putting backers into the film as zombies. Ja...[Read More]
Why Walking Dead Doesn’t Want a Marvel-Like Endgame – Adweek
Over the last 14 years, Walking Dead chief content officer Scott Gimple has built one of the most formidable franchises in TV, encompassing several projects and spinoffs, including the latest entry, The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. And Gimple has made it clear that he doesn’t want things to end in a snap.During the TCA winter tour in February, Gimple talked about wanting the franchise’s univer...[Read More]
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Episode 3 – Unveiling the plot and release date | Spoilers – The Economic Times
"The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live" episode 3 is set to release on Sunday, March 10, 2024, at 3 am ET on AMC+. The episode continues the riveting storyline, unveiling the aftermath of Michonne's departure from Alexandria and her quest to reunite with Rick Grimes.Spoiler Alert: Plot Developments in Episode 2According to a report by Sportskeeda, in the latest episode, Michonne's journey introduces...[Read More]
The Ones Who Live Invalidates Michonne as a Bad Mother Criticism – IMDb
Harsh criticism of Michonne leaving to find Rick disregards the complexities of her decision and fails to consider her children's safety. The Walking Dead's treatment of Michonne highlights societal pressures on mothers to prioritize children over personal pursuits, even in an apocalypse. Criticism of Michonne's actions in the series can be seen as misogynistic, with male characters facing less sc...[Read More]
‘The Walking Dead’ Needs to Be Put Down for Its Own Good Now – Thought Catalog
By Sergio Pereira Updated March 4, 2024 Danai Gurira in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live (2024) | IMDb By Sergio Pereira Updated March 4, 2024 Danai Gurira in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live (2024) | IMDb How does a walker lumber through the countryside? They just...[Read More]
‘The Walking Dead’ Fans Hot And Bothered By ‘The Ones Who Live’ Scene – UPROXX
Last year, the The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon viewers got slightly worked up by their generally unwashed hero taking a bath, although overall, that show skewed toward asexual (“chaste” seems like the wrong word despite a nun’s apparent interest). And that — let’s get real — is consistent with Norman Reedus’ character despite his talents with a rocket launcher. “Asexual” definitely is not the vibe f...[Read More]
Rick and Michonne have reunited in The Walking Dead universe, but a fan edit reveals just how close they came to a seriously tragic ending – Yahoo Entertainment
It’s finally happened. After six years, multiple seasons, and a spin-off, Rick and Michonne have reunited in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.But it was a long road to get there. The first two episodes of The Ones Who Live, alone, presented both Rick and Michonne’s tough journey right before they met up again for the first time in years. Rick has endured years of hardship – and a missing hand –...[Read More]