The Walking Dead has long maintained a non-digital feel when filming. However, thanks to the current global coronavirus pandemic, this will change in Seasons 10C and 11, according to Insider. COVID-19 has caused many long and varied delays when it comes to filming movie and TV content over the last 12 months. Even with filming
AMC has added a bonus six episodes to Season 10 of The Walking Dead. This places Season 10C as an added extra between the previous season and the upcoming — and final — one. But, what can fans expect to see in these episodes? According to an interview with Digital Spy, the series showrunner Angela
AMC has introduced a new group to Season 10C of The Walking Dead. Called the Reapers, these people do not originate from the original source content for the TV series. That doesn’t mean little is known about them yet. Already, we know that they were a threat to Maggie Rhee’s (Lauren Cohan) community. Now, with
The cast from AMC’s The Walking Dead revealed to viewers what it was like to film Season 10C in the time of the coronavirus pandemic. When the global coronavirus pandemic struck, filming on all movie and TV sets was halted due to social distancing requirements in an effort to slow the spread. Now, many shows
The backstory involving Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) after Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) went missing will be revealed in Episode 18 (titled “Find Me”) of season 10C of The Walking Dead. According to Forbes, who has seen and released some further details of the first two episodes of The Walking Dead Season 10C, Dog’s story will
A new group is set to be introduced in Season 10C of AMC’s The Walking Dead, according to Forbes. This new threat to the communities is a group known as the Reapers. Maggie Rhee (Lauren Cohan) will alert her old friends to the dangers of this group when Season 10C of The Walking Dead returns.
With the premiere of Season 10C of The Walking Dead only a couple of weeks away, AMC has been releasing a slew of information in the lead-up. Because of this, a new clip featuring Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) teases that something bad will happen. The new video that was published on Skybound’s YouTube channel only
With Season 10C of The Walking Dead set to return on February 28, AMC has been releasing new details hard and fast. The latest is a humorous clip involving everyone’s favorite, Carol Peletier (Melissa McBride). In the teaser, released by AMC to The Walking Dead’s official Twitter account, Carol is shown lining up her next
With a slew of new content planned in The Walking Dead universe, some viewers are hoping that will also include a Negan spinoff series. When asked by fans on Twitter if there would be such a series, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who portrays Negan in the hit zombie apocalypse series on AMC, offered up his thoughts
Filming has officially begun on the final season of AMC’s The Walking Dead. This is according to Cailey Fleming, who plays the adorable — but lethal — Judith Grimes. Cailey posted the news to her official Instagram account. The Walking Dead’s official Twitter account then later shared one of the images, further validating the claim.