The Walking Dead mid-season finale left some viewers wondering where the shocking moments were. Several episodes have focused on certain characters while at the same time, excluded others. But because of that unique and sometimes interesting approach, which often tethered focused to a limited number of characters, the show wasnt able to deliver as much as we were expecting, storywise.
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Andrew Lincoln (Rick) spoke with Entertainment Weekly and discussed the threat that Rick and his group will face coming up against Negan and his group revealing “They’re incredibly bad, far more organized, and far more terrifying than anything we’ve ever seen before”. In any case, well still be waiting. Comics fans know him well, but for the uninitiated, it boils down to this: Negan leads with violence, and instills fear in those around him. Rick and the others manage to “tiptoe” out of the house without a sound until Jessie’s son, Sam, calls out to her mom. Either way, the kids will finally do something cool.
Negan, as comic readers know, is one of the comic’s most notorious villains and set to be played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, as previously reported.
We won’t get into The Walking Dead comic book spoilers here, but Negan is an incredibly charming villain. For those who have not read the comic books, Negan is the character who actually kills Glenn and maims Carl.
The two-minute clip, which aired after the mid-season finale titled Start To Finish, showed Negan’s biker gang The Saviours as they confront Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus), Sergeant Abraham Ford (Michael Cudlitz) and Sasha Williams (Sonequa Martin-Green) near Alexandria.
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“Tonight on Talking Dead as per the AMC synopsis, “Talking Dead” host Chris Hardwick will sit down with Robert Kirkman who’s well known as the creator of The Walking Dead, and a surprise guest will be joining him”. Negan’s favorite weapon is a baseball wrapped in barbed wire. After the renewal of “The Walking Dead” in the 16-episode seventh season, the show will share the record of AMC’s longest-running original scripted series along with “Mad Men”.
