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Ellise Shafer “The Walking Dead” star Norman Reedus has suffered a concussion on set of the popular AMC show, Variety has confirmed.“Norman suffered a concussion on set,” Reedus’ publicist said in a statement. “He is recovering well and will return to work soon.

EXCLUSIVE: Norman Reedus has had a head injury on the set of The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead showrunner Angela Kang has teased what fans can expect in next week’s episode.After recapping the events of ‘New Haunts’ with Entertainment Weekly, Kang opened up about what will be explored in next Sunday’s (March 6) ‘Rogue Element’.“We are going to get deeper into the story of the Commonwealth,” Kang said of the forthcoming storyline. “And one character we didn’t really check in with here is Eugene [Josh McDermitt], and we’re going to be following Eugene’s story really strongly in [season 11, episode 11].”She went on: “Michael Cudlitz came back to direct this and did an amazing job.

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SPOILER ALERT: This post contains details of tonight’s finale for the first part of The Walking Dead‘s 11th & last season.

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The Walking Dead boss Angela Kang has opened up about the “horrific” ending of the show’s last episode.Discussing the fourth episode of season 11, ‘Rendition’, Kang explained why the head of the Reachers, Pope, pushed a Reaper into a campfire where his skin melted off, after mistakenly believing he had left another soldier to die.“It’s pretty graphic,” Kang said of the scene, in conversation with Entertainment Weekly. “That [sic] were a lot of conversations.

The Walking Dead star Jeffrey Dean Morgan has teased an explosive final season of the show, saying that “things are about to get a lot fucking crazier.”After airing an extended 10th season in two parts across 2020 and 2021 due to COVID-related delays, the show’s final season finally hit screens last week (August 22), with its second episode airing at the weekend (August 29).*spoilers for ‘The Walking Dead’ season 11 below*In the second episode of the show’s final season, Maggie manages to escape an onslaught of walkers, after being left for dead by Negan (played by Morgan).Recently, The Walking Dead boss Angela Kang teased “ups and downs” for Maggie and Negan’s relationship in the final season, after villain Negan killed Maggie’s husband

The Walking Dead boss Angela Kang has teased a season of “ups and downs” for Maggie and Negan.Discussing the notorious rivalry in the season 10 finale, after villain Negan killed Maggie’s husband Glenn, Kang opened up about how the pair must technically fight on the same side in the new episodes.“These two, they don’t have a lot of trust in each other and yet they have to work together,” Kang told Metro recently.“We got really interested in these ideas of can you have redemption? Can there be forgiveness when you start off in this way? Can people who hate each other and don’t trust each other and are enemies, can they figure out a productive way to work together? Is it always destined to fail?”She went on to tease “lots of ups and downs

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The Walking Dead‘s showrunner has revealed that season 11 will incorporate stylistic choices that haven’t been used on the show before.Angela Kang said in a new interview that fans can expect “different tonal things” for the zombie drama’s final bow, which will make things “fun”.Speaking to TVLine, Kang said: “When we start [the final season], we’re rockin’ and rollin’, we’re back to being big and scope-y.“There’s going to be a feeling that things are just ripping along for the first block, then we’re going for some different tonal things than we’re used to on the show, which hopefully will be fun for the audience.”She previously teased the season, which is set to air in 2022, will be “mega” and hinted that new communities, antagonists and

The Walking Dead showrunner Angela Kang has opened up about season 11 of the show, describing it as “mega”.Speaking to Deadline, Kang revealed that the team has been working on the season since last year, adding what it’s been like getting back to the season following delays with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Speaking about season 11, Kang said: “It’s a mega season…it is sort of a quick turnaround from finishing of airing season 10 to the start of season 11, but you know our process was sort of all upside down.“We’d actually started working on what will be the season 11 premiere like many, many months ago in 2020.

The Walking Dead showrunner Angela Kang has opened up about the show’s season ten finale in a new interview.Speaking to Deadline, Kang said it felt “amazing” to have season 10 out there after significant delays to the season through the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Kang said “I thought I had season 10 under my belt and then obviously we kind of added these extra episodes that we shot during the pandemic.“So it was this weird thing where a lot of our process we had moved on to season 11 in the writers’ room and so it’s nice to be able to like say okay, now season ten has officially all aired.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TV“The Walking Dead’s” final season will begin on Sunday, August 22.“If you’re not a threat, then you have nothing to worry about,” the teaser for the final season of the hit AMC zombie drama, which you can watch below, says.After concluding its 10th season on Sunday, April 4, it will only be a few short months before the final episodes begin. But, the expanded Season 11 will only launch with the first eight of 24 episodes.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan is getting real about The Walking Dead coming to an end.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan is opening up about “The Walking Dead”‘s sudden cancellation.

“We’ve always on the show had certain episodes within a season that might be really, really tight where it’s really only dealing with a couple people or a few people or a few people and telling a kind of singular story,” says The Walking Dead showrunner Angela Kang as the zombie apocalypse series returns with its Season 10C debut and an extra six episodes. “So these are kind of fun for us as writers to work on because it gives us a chance to really give those actors lots of material to play, the EP adds. “It gives us a chance to, sit in moments a little more than we might.”

The Walking Dead has spoken about new characters in season 11.Angela Kang told NME in a new preview feature that fans can expect new communities of characters – some of whom will provide help, others challenges – in the final season of the long-running AMC zombie drama.“We’ll be introducing new communities that are antagonists, sometimes allies,” Kang said.“We are actively working on season 11. It’s a long season for us, it’s 24 episodes.

Peter White Television EditorThe Walking Dead has a number of series in its zombie universe including the original show, Fear The Walking Dead, The Walking Dead: World Beyond and anthology series Tales of The Walking Dead.Scott Gimple, who is Chief Content Officer of The Walking Dead universe, teased that there may be crossover episodes for the AMC series.During a New York Comic-Con panel, when asked whether there was potential to share characters, he said that there’s “absolutely a chance”.“There’s something we’re working on that’s kind of far afield has some crossover-y elements to it. There really is a chance there’s a far-flung story.

The Walking Dead showrunner Angela Kang has teased the plot of six “extra” season 10 episodes.After this coming weekend’s long-awaited season finale, titled ‘A Certain Doom’, six more episodes will then be released in early 2021 before season 11 starts.“There are some things that get set up at the end of season 10, which was our intended ending, [and] we will start to dive into some of those mysteries that we’ve left behind,” Kang told Den of Geek.The Walking Dead boss went on to explain that the initial plan was to film a full traditional season, but plans shifted towards these six episodes in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.“We had been getting ready to shoot one of our typical really big scopey first episodes that has hundreds