He finished by saying: “It’s worth the wait, trust me”.
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“I think you’ve got a guy who’s got a very strong addictive personality, and everyone that I know who is in recovery tends to find some other outlet for that addictive nature”, Dave Erickson revealed. He said, “The fact that people are still talking is a huge compliment to how that episode was executed and the acting in it and the writing of it….” Its fun to watch, but it can also be exhausting, and the Season 6 finale had such an heavy ending that fans might have a hard time lightening up enough to get excited about Season 7. Reedus promise that the show reaches a new height in Season 7 gives a reason to have hope for more than just who survived the cliffhanger. Me, I can be like, ‘Oh, it’s great!’ I can kinda get away with it because I don’t write it and I don’t know everything that is going to happen, but those poor guys.
He said that Nick saw “more humanity” in the dead as he was “looking for someone who is going to enable this new addiction”. Videos have mentioned most of the characters who are standing there, including Daryl Dixon, who was captured and told to stand there with the group. Hence, there comes the conclusion that Glenn might not have been the one on the receiving end of Negan’s merciless attack. Negan then appears and threatens retribution by deciding to bludgeon one of Rick’s people to death with a bat wrapped in barbed wire, which he calls “Lucille”.
What did you think of the season six finale? But it is what it is. Luckily, the actor has faith that it will all be worth it come Season 7. “Abraham, Rosita… Rosita’s already dead in the comics”. It tells the story of a group of survivors struggling to survive in a world overrun by zombies and other ferocious humans.
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