Norman Reedus, who plays the fan favorite Daryl Dixon on “The Walking Dead”, recently appeared on “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon” and dropped what may be a hint about the season 7 premiere.
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Get ready, because The Walking Dead returns to FOX UK on October 24.
Following the conclusion of season 6, fans of The Walking Dead were very upset with how things ended.
Many theories say that Glenn will be the one to die on the Season 7 premiere of TWD. The news came in a while you’re waiting for the resolution of that insane cliffhanger from a year ago.
Have you ever watched The Walking Dead and thought: “What this show really needs is a lot more Monty Python-esque humor?” However, before they could cross the border, they were met by armed militia men who shot a few people in their group and captured Nick and Luciana. Another character, Ofelia (Mercedes Mason), was also pulled up by military at the Mexican border.
Sounds like it’s just one then doesn’t it? The woman hides behind a vehicle, visibly concerned. It’s an “Inception” of community layers: The Walking Dead is a show about a tight community made by a tight community for a tight community.
The first part of Fear the Walking Dead: Passage is now available on AMC’s website.
Kirkman also confirms that The Walking Dead is not sending advance screeners of the premiere to journalists in an effort to keep spoilers from leaking. Erickson will produce alongside Andrew Bernstein while Signorino and Zunic will act as consulting producers. Passage is written by Lauren Signorino and Mike Zunic.
Because, let us tell you, that horrific cliffhanger AND Negan’s twisted game of Eeny Meeny Miny Moe has put us on edge for months. Because if we’ve learned anything in this series, it’s that nobody is safe in this world.
It’s no surprise the hit series has been renewed. What did you think of the first installment of Passage?
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Tune in for The Walking Dead this Sunday, October 23 on AMC.
