What if The Walking Dead didn’t really end… The airing of the last episode of the series on November 20, 2022 really didn’t impress, especially with the many spin-offs announced before the end of the program. (A choice strongly criticized by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Negan’s interpreter).
Since the end of the series, two new spin-offs have seen the light of day: Dead City (which can be seen on OCS) focused on Negan and Maggie, and Daryl Dixon (with Norman Reedus), which will be discovered on Paramount+ from November 10. . The Ones Who Live miniseries (with Rick Grimes and Michonne) will air in the spring of 2024 in the United States.
Although they are not directly related, these three new series still take place in the same universe. And so it would be surprising if the paths of these iconic characters of the Walking Dead franchise do not cross again, for example, during crossover episodes.
It is possible that these characters will be reunited in one series. In an interview given to our American colleagues on the website ComicBook.comFranchise showrunner Scott Gimple explained that there were currently no crossovers planned, but there was a plan to reconcile the storylines of the series. “His Dream”.
And surprisingly, the latter didn’t close the door on The Walking Dead returning for Season 12! “I don’t mind” The latter answered a question posed by our colleagues, an answer that therefore offers the hope of an absolutely incredible return of the most famous horror series!
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