LOL, you learn to know those of like minds...and not! I think you and I are like on that one person.Hehe, I know at least one person that you're referring to !
LOL, you learn to know those of like minds...and not! I think you and I are like on that one person.Hehe, I know at least one person that you're referring to !
Now there is a character (Gabriel) that I wouldn't mind seeing fall off a dumpester into a horde of zombies.......I think a show like this has enough substance to live on without Glen. I still trying to understand why Gabriel is still alive. Maybe that is the secret. Stay low and you will live.
I think a show like this has enough substance to live on without Glen. I still trying to understand why Gabriel is still alive. Maybe that is the secret. Stay low and you will live.
"I don't understand why they do this. It makes no sense that this didn't happen. Why won't they tell us this? I'm about done with this show."LOL, you learn to know those of like minds...and not! I think you and I are like on that one person.
Same here thinking same thing!!"I don't understand why they do this. It makes no sense that this didn't happen. Why won't they tell us this? I'm about done with this show."
Six seasons on, still watching though!
And extended filler at that. No reason this episode needed to be an hour and a half.Definitely! All Filler, all the time.
Even before AMC's "The Walking Dead" began its sixth season, fans were speculating that popular villain Negan would play a part in this specific batch of episodes. The series does take substantial detours from the course laid out by the source material, but it is approaching roughly where Negan was introduced in the comics. Now, a number of Twitter hints indicate that the role of the baseball bat wielding Negan has been cast, and Garret Dillahunt ("Justified," "Deadwood") has won the role.This news has yet to be confirmed by Dillahunt or AMC, but there are possible clues to be found on Twitter, as reported by Uproxx. First, the actor tweeted a picture of his current reading material -- the volume of "Walking Dead" that introduces Negan.
Walking Deadfans are as hungry as zombies for the answer to one question: Is Glenn still alive?Although actor Steven Yeun's name disappeared from the opening credits, the character's fate has not been directly addressed on-screen, as the most recent episode was a Morgan-centric episode told mostly in flashback. But never fear: Sunday's episode does deal with Glenn's mortal status... sort of.Catch up on all this week's Mega Buzz!Although you won't see any physical proof of Glenn's demise (or survival), the episode traffics heavily in the emotional fallout. In other words, Glenn's wife Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and the other survivors make their own assumptions about what Glenn's prolonged absence from Alexandria must mean.
[Warning: This story contains spoilers from The Walking Dead comic book series that the AMC drama is based on.]Is Glenn still alive? That's the biggest question on the minds of Walking Dead fans as the zombie drama heads toward its midseason finale.While showrunner Scott M. Gimple told The Hollywood Reporter that Glenn's fate would be revealed in the first half of season six, last week's episode focused largely on filling in the gaps of Morgan's backstory and did not revisit Glenn's now-famous dumpster scene (watch it again, below).This week finds the focus back on Alexandria after the Wolves' attack, and it's unclear if the AMC drama will reveal just what happened to the former pizza delivery guy who was last seen surrounded by walkers in a seemingly inescapable situation.
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, "The Walking Dead" star Norman Reedus weighed in on Glenn's (Steven Yeun) fate and advised fans to keep a close eye on the show, as the smaller details are building towards something big."I was in that episode and I watched that episode and I was like how could they do that! I had the same feeling, trust me. That's our show. That's what we do. We rip your guts out -- literally," he shared."It's really entered a mature level of storytelling this time," he continued. "Little tiny things mean so much later. You really have to pay attention to everything. The acting is so on point, the directing is so on point. I feel like [showrunner] Scott [Gimple] is really leading the team to the Super Bowl."