Supposedly going for 12 seasons,

http://screenrant.com/walking-dead-plot-season-12/

New rival group the saviours sounds cool, but I think they changed the name to the wolves

Seen it graffitied on the wall in one of them last 3 episodes, so it must be true

Three questions I still want answered:
Where was the priest? Though I think I saw him in the preview for next weeks episode
Who took the gun? The wolves or someone from Alexandria?
Where the heck is Morgan?



That is exactly what I was thinking



He seems to have a thing for Darryl, hopefully he isn't tricking him into trusting them.



That would explain that Walker with the "W" carved in its head

So did the guy at terminus that grabbed Rick and said were the same, he had a W carved in his forehead,

There's 3 new groups, saviors, the savangers and the wolves,

Leaders are the guys deena exiled from the town,so should be interesteing to see what they did wrong to get kicked out,

Season 6 should be great, with all these characters,


Nice bee gees Spicks and specks at end of last episode

I didn't realize the group had a name.

I didn't either. I think maybe DonMega is referring to TWD comic which the series doesn't always follow as I understand it.




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Yeah the comic I'm talking about, daryls not even a character in it and Andrea is still alive when they arrive in Alexandra ,

Wolves are definitely making an apprance

Also the new spin off series was just announced with a new cast on the west coast,

http://www.rollingstone.com/tv/news/walking-dead-spin-off-confirmed-for-two-seasons-20150310

Hmm seems they haven't decided on a title name for the new series,

Going to be either COBALT or FEAR THE WALKING DEAD,

Link to wiki page, http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobalt_%28TV_series%29


And the new cast

I'm sure I'll tune in but for some reason I can't imagine it coming close to TWD. Maybe it'll be over doing the Zombie thing???


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Aww well it's starting from the beginning again, then along the same timeframe as Rick & co, also the creator of the comics has full control over it,as he wasn't happy with AMC writers straying away from the comic storyline,

Also thought the finale was last week cause morons wouldn't shut up talking bout it on news sites, but 3 more episodes YAY

Yeh the amount of shitty low budget zombie films, that have come out since this show started is ridiculous, same with the vampire stuff

Only films I like about zombies is night of the living dead 1990 and dawn of the dead 1978,

Inside ‘The Walking Dead’ Spin-Off: It’s ‘Honestly Really F--ked Up’

The Walking Dead’s executive producer David Alpert opened up about the AMC show’s highly anticipated companion series during a talk hosted by The Daily Beast at SXSW.
Earlier this week, fans of AMC’s immensely popular zombie drama The Walking Dead were given a very special treat: news that the show’s companion series, with a working title of Fear the Walking Dead, had been picked up for two seasons by AMC. Season One will kick off this summer with six one-hour episodes, while Season 2 will come in 2016.

Details on the spin-off have been scarce. We know that the pilot was penned by Walking Dead mastermind Robert Kirkman and Sons of Anarchy producer Dave Erickson, who will serve as the new series’ showrunner, and it’s set in Los Angeles. We’ve also learned that the leads will be actors Cliff Curtis (Whale Rider) and Kim Dickens (House of Cards), with the former playing a divorced ex-schoolteacher.


On Friday evening at SXSW, The Daily Beast hosted a dinner and discussion at the Palm Door restaurant in Downtown Austin, Texas, on how serialized dramas have taken the country by storm. The multidisciplinary talk was emceed by Beast Editor-in-Chief John Avlon, and one of the participants was none other than David Alpert, the executive producer of The Walking Dead (and its spin-off). Alpert runs the production company Skybound Entertainment with Kirkman, and played an integral role in getting both The Walking Dead and its upcoming companion series to our televisions.

"The rules will be the same: zombies don’t talk, and there will be no zombie animals. But other than that, as far as references and things, there will only be a few Easter eggs—and those six seconds."
“When we were tasked with the idea of creating a companion show, we didn’t want to do the traditional thing where we’d take Joey from Friends and create Joey,” Alpert said. “So we boiled it down to what we thought were the core tenets and principles of The Walking Dead as a show—obviously zombies being one of them, but it’s mostly about emotionally investing yourself in these characters.”

According to Alpert, while the show will take place in the same universe as what he calls its “mother show,” The Walking Dead, it will be a drastically different animal.


“It’s not quite a prequel,” said Alpert. “We’re going to play with the timeline a little bit, so you’ll be seeing things that you haven’t seen on [The Walking Dead]. It’s in an entirely different location—we shot the pilot in Los Angeles—and we’re going to invest ourselves in these characters that are nuanced, detailed, and honestly really f--ked up and having these awful experiences between themselves, and trying to find a way, as a lot of us do. You have an ex-wife, you have an ex-husband, and you’re trying to find out, ‘How do I pick up the kids from school?’ and just when you think you can barely hold on, zombies start coming.”

He added, “There’s going to be six seconds that reference the mother show. Six seconds. Other than that, the show will be an entirely stand-alone thing. The rules will be the same: zombies don’t talk, and there will be no zombie animals. But other than that, as far as references and things, there will only be a few Easter eggs—and those six seconds.”

Alpert also told a story of the time they initially sold The Walking Dead to a major TV network, NBC, and how immensely frustrating the process was.




“The book was originally published in 2003, and we sold it in 2005 to NBC,” Alpert recalled. “I remember sitting down with the president of NBC at the time and saying, ‘You want to put this on your network?’ and I held up the book and it has a picture of a zombie with blood all over his face and scared Rick holding a gun. ‘This is never going to go on NBC.’ The exec said, ‘No, we’re going to do something different and really shake things up!’ So we delivered the script exactly the way we said we would, and they passed. And I called them up and said, ‘Hey, remember me? Why didn’t you pick it up?’ and he said, ‘I can’t put zombies on NBC!’”

The girl in those pic's looks like Colette from SOA.

Kim Dickens yes it's her

Glenn should kill that little prick that ran off.

Abraham is cool.


Carol is on to them all.

Ya gotta love Abraham's sayings: Son of a Dick, Mother Dick

Really good episode. Poor Noah. And, I'm getting to like Abraham more & more. Oh, and yea Eugene, saving the day.

BUT, wtf is up with Father Gabrielle? That chickensh*t traitor. Glad that Maggie heard that conversation. What's her names husband is an abusive SOB. I sense a bond now between Carol & Sam (the little boy). BUT, the dark side of Carol appeared again in preview when she tells Rick HE must kill him. (Not that I'd mind). ha ha


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I knew that Jane or whatever her name is husband was gonna be like Carol's dead ex. What's going on in the Pastor's mind that he had to throw the group under the bus when they saved his ass?

The congress woman is gonna be upset when she finds out about her son. Will the group seek revenge against the guy who got Noah killed?

I have a theory for you. I was talking to my Daughter about the show now that she is caught up now. She seems to think that since they haven't talked about the disease very much that she thinks that at the very end of the show that Rick will wake up and all of whats gone on will be a dream. What do you think?

LOL Wasn't there a revolving door killing scene n the Godfather?

Please no.

Why yes there is! LOL

LOL @ nyah, shame about noah,

think father gabriel is the smart one, doesnt want to follow suite of Bob,Tyrese,Noah,

good episode all round,

First of all, I have NOT read nor seen anything confirming this, just throwing a possible "shocker" out there from little tidbits I've read/heard.

1. Norman Reedus (Darryl) said recently to "get your hankies out" for season finale. Yea, he's in the show and is I'm sure plugging it.

2. Carl is going to be on Talking Dead next week. Again, just because someone is on TTD doesn't mean they'll die BUT I wonder if it'll be Carl? Think about it. That would be a shocker.

The show has had ups/downs, a couple slow moving episodes BUT it also has had huge shockers/surprises.


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print screen windows


First episode and that last episode were best of the series,Glenn's supposed to go real bad after watching Noah death, I've heard

Yeah, I heard some shit about Glen too, I would hate to think Carl gets whacked, he can be the one who would bring it on to the next generation down the road.

Carol seams to be goin a little crazie but I think thats what happens when people who a more capable and experienced are being bossed around by weaker less skilled and knowlegable people.

I cant wait for Rick and his caged animals to steam roll these people, but then again isen't that what The Governer wanted to do to them.

horrible budget cuts lol

The Walking Deceased

Thats really funnie.....

I was thinking tonight was the season finale but it's next week right?


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March 29th.

It's been extended to and hour and a half, the creator and writers keep saying it's the best episode they written,

We'll see , any1 think last nights episode was boring