The Walking Dead spin-off show The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live will be released exclusively on Sky and Now in the U.K. from May 31.
Sky has also unveiled that fans will be able to binge all 11 seasons of the post-apocalyptic zombie horror The Walking Dead from Sunday, May, 19.
Franchise spin-offs The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon and The Walking Dead: Dead City will join Sky and Now later this year.
Frontman Andrew Lincoln returns for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live as Rick Grimes, as does Danai Gurira as Michonne. Their characters, “kept apart by distance and an unstoppable power,” embark on an “epic” love story.
The series also stars Pollyanna McIntosh, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Terry O’Quinn, Matthew August Jeffers, Craig Tate, Breeda Wool and Andrew Bachelor, among others.
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live is executive produced by Showrunner Scott M. Gimple, Lincoln, Gurira, Denise Huth,...
Sky has also unveiled that fans will be able to binge all 11 seasons of the post-apocalyptic zombie horror The Walking Dead from Sunday, May, 19.
Franchise spin-offs The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon and The Walking Dead: Dead City will join Sky and Now later this year.
Frontman Andrew Lincoln returns for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live as Rick Grimes, as does Danai Gurira as Michonne. Their characters, “kept apart by distance and an unstoppable power,” embark on an “epic” love story.
The series also stars Pollyanna McIntosh, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Terry O’Quinn, Matthew August Jeffers, Craig Tate, Breeda Wool and Andrew Bachelor, among others.
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live is executive produced by Showrunner Scott M. Gimple, Lincoln, Gurira, Denise Huth,...
- 5/13/2024
- by Lily Ford
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
The Walking Dead is incomplete without Andrew Lincoln’s protagonistic character Rick Grimes. Similarly it’s hard to imagine the show without Norman Reedus’ Daryl Dixon, or his on-screen best friend, Carol Peletier, played by Melissa McBride. Over the years and throughout the episodes, these original characters have been embedded in the hearts and minds of the devout fans of the show.
Norman Reedus in The Walking Dead
AMC’s The Walking Day is one of those shows that had had a fabulous run throughput. Debuting in 2010, the post-apocalyptic zombie horror drama had many immaculate character developments and the series has given birth to several spin-off series including, Fear the Walking Dead, Tales of the Walking Dead, The Walking Dead: Dead City, and most recently, The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. However, Dixon was not a character from the original comic book The Walking Dead was based on.
Norman...
Norman Reedus in The Walking Dead
AMC’s The Walking Day is one of those shows that had had a fabulous run throughput. Debuting in 2010, the post-apocalyptic zombie horror drama had many immaculate character developments and the series has given birth to several spin-off series including, Fear the Walking Dead, Tales of the Walking Dead, The Walking Dead: Dead City, and most recently, The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. However, Dixon was not a character from the original comic book The Walking Dead was based on.
Norman...
- 5/11/2024
- by Lachit Roy
- FandomWire
Robert Kirkman, the creator behind The Walking Dead comic book series, has an unexpected favorite character within the expansive universe. While many would assume that he would choose someone like Steven Yeun’s Glenn, Andrew Lincoln’s Rick Grimes, or any other impressive character from the original survivors, Rickman’s choice diverges significantly from popular opinion.
The Walking Dead (image credit: AMC)
Despite the array of memorable heroes and villains introduced throughout the series, Kirkman’s preference surprisingly lands on Negan, one of the most brutal characters in the series.
Negan is Robert Kirkman’s Favorite The Walking Dead Character
Season 6 of The Walking Dead introduced Jeffrey Dean Morgan as the notorious Saviors’ leader Negan followed by what has been considered the most shocking and brutal moments in the whole series, Negan beating Abraham and Glenn to death in front of the survivors.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan in The Walking Dead (image credit: AMC)
However,...
The Walking Dead (image credit: AMC)
Despite the array of memorable heroes and villains introduced throughout the series, Kirkman’s preference surprisingly lands on Negan, one of the most brutal characters in the series.
Negan is Robert Kirkman’s Favorite The Walking Dead Character
Season 6 of The Walking Dead introduced Jeffrey Dean Morgan as the notorious Saviors’ leader Negan followed by what has been considered the most shocking and brutal moments in the whole series, Negan beating Abraham and Glenn to death in front of the survivors.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan in The Walking Dead (image credit: AMC)
However,...
- 5/7/2024
- by Laxmi Rajput
- FandomWire
The Walking Dead started as a comic series by Robert Kirkman, artists Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard in 2003. Publishes primarily in black and white, the series ran for 193 issues before ending in 2019. AMC acquired the rights for the graphic novel from its creator in 2009, before spawning a full-fledged franchise of The Walking Dead.
A scene from The Walking Dead (image credit: AMC)
Kirkman has also written the comic series for Invincible, which is currently busy producing the third season of its animated series on Amazon Prime. This is why there is speculation about his other comic series also someday getting an animated adaptation. The creator said that while he would love for The Walking Dead to get an animation, it can only happen under one circumstance.
Robert Kirkman Says The Walking Dead Animated Adaptation Can Only Happen One Way
Both the comic series as well as the original The Walking Dead...
A scene from The Walking Dead (image credit: AMC)
Kirkman has also written the comic series for Invincible, which is currently busy producing the third season of its animated series on Amazon Prime. This is why there is speculation about his other comic series also someday getting an animated adaptation. The creator said that while he would love for The Walking Dead to get an animation, it can only happen under one circumstance.
Robert Kirkman Says The Walking Dead Animated Adaptation Can Only Happen One Way
Both the comic series as well as the original The Walking Dead...
- 5/5/2024
- by Swagata Das
- FandomWire
After 11 long seasons on screen, The Walking Dead series came to an end in 2022. But the characters of Rick Grimes and Michonne had left the story a while before its conclusion. Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira went on to join the spin-off show, The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. The limited series recently had its season finale, and now fans have some questions.
Danai Gurira and Andrew Lincoln in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live
While the finale has given us a pretty satisfactory ending, it does not mean that it is the end of the story or that the audience is ready to say goodbye to such important characters in the franchise. Most importantly, the biggest question on everyone’s mind is whether Lincoln’s Rick and Gurira’s Michonne have any plans to continue their story with a second season.
Will The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live...
Danai Gurira and Andrew Lincoln in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live
While the finale has given us a pretty satisfactory ending, it does not mean that it is the end of the story or that the audience is ready to say goodbye to such important characters in the franchise. Most importantly, the biggest question on everyone’s mind is whether Lincoln’s Rick and Gurira’s Michonne have any plans to continue their story with a second season.
Will The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live...
- 5/5/2024
- by Swagata Das
- FandomWire
The Walking Dead franchise has spawned multiple shows, comic series, and video games, each of which has been fairly popular in its own way. The Og show, starring Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Melissa McBride, Lauren Cohan, and Danai Gurira in the lead, went on for 11 seasons, before concluding in 2022.
Danai Gurira and Andrew Lincoln in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live
But did you know that the show was supposed to run for four more seasons with two characters taking the lead after the exit of Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira? Lincoln’s Rick Grimes left after season 8, and Gurira’s Michonne made her exit in 10. While Reedus’ Daryl Dixon took the lead after Grimes left to join the Crm, he too was going to make his way out of the Twd universe. At this time, Lauren Cohan’s Maggie and Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s Negan were supposed to take over.
Danai Gurira and Andrew Lincoln in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live
But did you know that the show was supposed to run for four more seasons with two characters taking the lead after the exit of Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira? Lincoln’s Rick Grimes left after season 8, and Gurira’s Michonne made her exit in 10. While Reedus’ Daryl Dixon took the lead after Grimes left to join the Crm, he too was going to make his way out of the Twd universe. At this time, Lauren Cohan’s Maggie and Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s Negan were supposed to take over.
- 5/3/2024
- by Swagata Das
- FandomWire
In today’s world of quick fixes and instant gratification, The Walking Dead is a series that has stood the test of time over a staggering 12 years and eleven seasons. A significant factor in the success of the post-apocalyptic drama was the ensemble cast of recurring and new actors over various seasons who added many layers to the narrative.
A scene from The Walking Dead (image credit: AMC)
One of the key characters who entered the show at the end of season 2 and went on to become an integral part of the story was Michonne Grimes played, by Danai Gurira. The star has proved that she has multiple talents by showcasing her writing skills in The Walking Dead spin-off series, in which she completely wrote an episode featuring her on-screen husband played by Andrew Lincoln.
Danai Gurira Put her Writing skills To Test In This Zombie Spin-Off
For Marvel fans,...
A scene from The Walking Dead (image credit: AMC)
One of the key characters who entered the show at the end of season 2 and went on to become an integral part of the story was Michonne Grimes played, by Danai Gurira. The star has proved that she has multiple talents by showcasing her writing skills in The Walking Dead spin-off series, in which she completely wrote an episode featuring her on-screen husband played by Andrew Lincoln.
Danai Gurira Put her Writing skills To Test In This Zombie Spin-Off
For Marvel fans,...
- 5/3/2024
- by Sharanya Sankar
- FandomWire
It isn’t every day that you hear that even the cast and crew of a massively popular series are unaware of the future of the series. They usually have a good idea about the direction in which the show is headed. However, that was exactly what happened with the popular post-apocalyptic drama series, The Walking Dead as the star of the show, Jeffrey Dean Morgan once revealed in an interview.
The Walking Dead
Jeffrey Dean Morgan opens up about The Walking Dead coming to an end after 11 seasons
The Walking Dead will surely go down as one of the most popular horror drama series of all time. The popular post-apocalyptic series which premiered back in 2010 was the first live-action franchise made around the iconic comic book series of the same name.
Initially, The Walking Dead revolved around the story of a sheriff’s deputy Rick Grimes, portrayed by Andrew Lincoln...
The Walking Dead
Jeffrey Dean Morgan opens up about The Walking Dead coming to an end after 11 seasons
The Walking Dead will surely go down as one of the most popular horror drama series of all time. The popular post-apocalyptic series which premiered back in 2010 was the first live-action franchise made around the iconic comic book series of the same name.
Initially, The Walking Dead revolved around the story of a sheriff’s deputy Rick Grimes, portrayed by Andrew Lincoln...
- 5/2/2024
- by Shikhar Tiwari
- FandomWire
The Walking Dead will never die. The massively popular horror drama based on Robert Kirkman’s acclaimed comic series ended in 2022, but it lives on after death in your Netflix queue, where all 11 seasons are available to stream. The Walking Dead is set in a contemporary postapocalyptic America where an unexplainable virus has turned most people into undead, flesh-hungry monsters. For nine seasons, courageous but brutal former sheriff’s deputy Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) leads an ever-changing group of survivors as they try to stay alive long enough to build a better future. In the series’ final years, his family and friends try to carry out his vision in his absence.
The Walking Dead is a dark show filled with tragedy and violence, but it’s also life-affirming in its own particular way. Here are 15 essential episodes that show what The Walking Dead is all about: intense action, complex characters...
The Walking Dead is a dark show filled with tragedy and violence, but it’s also life-affirming in its own particular way. Here are 15 essential episodes that show what The Walking Dead is all about: intense action, complex characters...
- 5/2/2024
- by Liam Mathews
- Tudum - Netflix
The Walking Dead star Andrew Lincoln returned as Rick Grimes in the spin-off series, The Ones Who Live. Co-created by Scott M. Gimple, Lincoln, and Danai Gurira, the show follows Grimes and Michonne as they navigate the ongoing battle against the undead while attempting to reunite. However, it was not conceived as a miniseries.
Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes | Credit: AMC
Following Grimes’ departure from the original show in season 9, plans were announced for a film trilogy with the 50-year-old actor and Gurira was also slated to join him. However, the film trilogy eventually transformed into a limited series. Gimple recently revealed the reason why the trilogy plans were abandoned in favor of the limited series format.
Andrew Lincoln’s The Ones Who Live Underwent Significant Changes
In a recent conversation with TVLine, Scott M. Gimple shared the initial plans for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live and the...
Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes | Credit: AMC
Following Grimes’ departure from the original show in season 9, plans were announced for a film trilogy with the 50-year-old actor and Gurira was also slated to join him. However, the film trilogy eventually transformed into a limited series. Gimple recently revealed the reason why the trilogy plans were abandoned in favor of the limited series format.
Andrew Lincoln’s The Ones Who Live Underwent Significant Changes
In a recent conversation with TVLine, Scott M. Gimple shared the initial plans for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live and the...
- 5/1/2024
- by Laxmi Rajput
- FandomWire
Season 6 of the post-apocalyptic drama The Walking Dead introduced a new character Negan, played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan. The character is introduced in what has been considered to be one of the most brutal moments in the whole series. However, despite Negan’s antagonistic traits, the 58-year-old does not perceive his character as a villain.
A still from The Walking Dead | Credit: AMC
He even got into an argument with fans on X (Twitter) when they started stating how brutal and worse his character gets in the comics, the series is based on, and how the show has conveniently avoided a major plot line surrounding the character.
Negan’s Character Portrayal in The Walking Dead Sparked Debate
Negan is portrayed as a complex character in The Walking Dead comics, known for his charismatic yet savage personality, who combines intelligence with brutality, and often resorts to extreme measures to maintain order among his followers.
A still from The Walking Dead | Credit: AMC
He even got into an argument with fans on X (Twitter) when they started stating how brutal and worse his character gets in the comics, the series is based on, and how the show has conveniently avoided a major plot line surrounding the character.
Negan’s Character Portrayal in The Walking Dead Sparked Debate
Negan is portrayed as a complex character in The Walking Dead comics, known for his charismatic yet savage personality, who combines intelligence with brutality, and often resorts to extreme measures to maintain order among his followers.
- 5/1/2024
- by Laxmi Rajput
- FandomWire
The Walking Dead started with the story of Rick Grimes played by Andrew Lincoln. As the story progressed, after 8 seasons leading the show, Lincoln said goodbye and made his exit in season 9 of the post-apocalyptic horror series. But that wasn’t the end of the story for either Rick Grimes or Andrew Lincoln. The star was preparing to join the cast of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Lived.
Andrew Lincoln on The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live [Credit: AMC]Initially, The Ones Who Lived was to be made as a trilogy of films starring Andrew Lincoln in the lead. And Black Panther star Danai Gurira was set to join the second movie in the trilogy, after exiting the show in season 10. But neither Lincoln nor the creators were happy to waste so much time before the character of Michonne, played by Gurira, could reunite with Grimes in the story.
Andrew Lincoln on The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live [Credit: AMC]Initially, The Ones Who Lived was to be made as a trilogy of films starring Andrew Lincoln in the lead. And Black Panther star Danai Gurira was set to join the second movie in the trilogy, after exiting the show in season 10. But neither Lincoln nor the creators were happy to waste so much time before the character of Michonne, played by Gurira, could reunite with Grimes in the story.
- 4/30/2024
- by Swagata Das
- FandomWire
Funko and 10:10 Games have announced upcoming video game Funko Fusion this afternoon, and much to our delight, the game is absolutely loaded with Funko Pop-style horror icons.
The official trailer for Funko Fusion heavily features John Carpenter’s The Thing, as well as 1999’s The Mummy, Jaws, Jurassic World, and even Jordan Peele’s Nope!
Other horror properties including M3GAN, Shaun of the Dead, Five Nights at Freddy’s, Jurassic Park, and Chucky have also been confirmed for Funko Fusion.
Funko Fusion is coming to PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch on September 13, 2024. Pre-orders for physical console editions of the game open starting today at select global retailers, with pre-orders opening across digital storefronts soon.
Funko Fusion is an action-adventure, single player and online co-op experience that pays tribute to NBCUniversal’s deep roster of beloved worlds and the irreverent Funko Pop! interpretations of the figures who inhabit them.
The official trailer for Funko Fusion heavily features John Carpenter’s The Thing, as well as 1999’s The Mummy, Jaws, Jurassic World, and even Jordan Peele’s Nope!
Other horror properties including M3GAN, Shaun of the Dead, Five Nights at Freddy’s, Jurassic Park, and Chucky have also been confirmed for Funko Fusion.
Funko Fusion is coming to PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch on September 13, 2024. Pre-orders for physical console editions of the game open starting today at select global retailers, with pre-orders opening across digital storefronts soon.
Funko Fusion is an action-adventure, single player and online co-op experience that pays tribute to NBCUniversal’s deep roster of beloved worlds and the irreverent Funko Pop! interpretations of the figures who inhabit them.
- 4/30/2024
- by John Squires
- bloody-disgusting.com
It is not every day that one gets to witness the marvel of a universe getting built from the ground up and living to see its completion. Andrew Lincoln was there from Day 1 and he helped build the story up from Ground Zero. So for The Walking Dead patriarch, putting his back into the franchise for 14 long years seemed like enough for one lifetime.
Andrew Lincoln on The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live [Credit: AMC]
As such, when fans began to relive the undead universe through the eyes of Rick and Michonne in The Ones Who Live, it was only natural to be curious as to how long this reunion would last before the other shoe dropped like an anvil before the audience’s very eyes.
The Legend of Rick, Michonne, and The Walking Dead
When The Walking Dead took off in 2010, it was barely a blip in the radar...
Andrew Lincoln on The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live [Credit: AMC]
As such, when fans began to relive the undead universe through the eyes of Rick and Michonne in The Ones Who Live, it was only natural to be curious as to how long this reunion would last before the other shoe dropped like an anvil before the audience’s very eyes.
The Legend of Rick, Michonne, and The Walking Dead
When The Walking Dead took off in 2010, it was barely a blip in the radar...
- 4/30/2024
- by Diya Majumdar
- FandomWire
Attention all “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” fans! Get ready for an exclusive sneak peek at “Interview With the Vampire S2” airing on AMC at 3:00 Am on Tuesday, May 7, 2024.
In this highly anticipated episode, viewers will get a first look at the captivating love story between two individuals who are tragically kept apart by an unstoppable force. As they navigate through a world filled with dangers and uncertainties, they strive to reunite against all odds.
Prepare to be drawn into a tale of romance, resilience, and survival as the characters embark on a journey filled with twists and turns. With emotions running high and tensions mounting, this episode promises to keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
Don’t miss your chance to catch “A First Look at Interview With the Vampire S2” on AMC this Tuesday morning!
Release Date & Time: 3:...
In this highly anticipated episode, viewers will get a first look at the captivating love story between two individuals who are tragically kept apart by an unstoppable force. As they navigate through a world filled with dangers and uncertainties, they strive to reunite against all odds.
Prepare to be drawn into a tale of romance, resilience, and survival as the characters embark on a journey filled with twists and turns. With emotions running high and tensions mounting, this episode promises to keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
Don’t miss your chance to catch “A First Look at Interview With the Vampire S2” on AMC this Tuesday morning!
Release Date & Time: 3:...
- 4/30/2024
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
The creator of The Walking Dead comics, Robert Kirkman may be a man of great imagination and invaluable talent but even legends like him often run into a roadblock in their creative journey. The resulting product often ends in a cul-de-sac that in hindsight looks as bleak as rain in the winters.
The Walking Dead [Credit: Image Comics]
However, for Kirkman, the stars and moons aligned perfectly to ensure he fulfilled his destiny. So even though the comic genius served up a dose of X-Files-inspired drama along with his undead creation, in the end, it was his original vision that persevered and spawned a universe that is yet to die down in critical acclaim and fan frenzy.
Aliens Aided in Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead Success
Coming up with the pitch for The Walking Dead for Image Comics in 2003, Robert Kirkman had already hit the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
The Walking Dead [Credit: Image Comics]
However, for Kirkman, the stars and moons aligned perfectly to ensure he fulfilled his destiny. So even though the comic genius served up a dose of X-Files-inspired drama along with his undead creation, in the end, it was his original vision that persevered and spawned a universe that is yet to die down in critical acclaim and fan frenzy.
Aliens Aided in Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead Success
Coming up with the pitch for The Walking Dead for Image Comics in 2003, Robert Kirkman had already hit the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
- 4/30/2024
- by Diya Majumdar
- FandomWire
English actor Andrew Lincoln came into prominence with shows like This Life and Teachers, before becoming popular because of his role in the Christmas rom-com, Love Actually (2003). He played the role of a man in love with his best friend’s wife, opposite Kiera Knightley, and his confession was one for the books. That day, we all fell in love with Mark, and in extension, Andrew Lincoln.
Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes | The Walking Dead
But after making his Mark with the rom-com, Lincoln took a drastic turn, when he landed the AMC show, The Walking Dead. Playing the lead role of Rick Grimes, the actor became a household name, as he walked through a zombie-infested post-apocalyptic world with a g*n slung on his shoulder.
How Andrew Lincoln Got The Part of Rick Grimes
The protagonist of The Walking Dead series, Rick Grimes is a man who leads. After waking from a coma,...
Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes | The Walking Dead
But after making his Mark with the rom-com, Lincoln took a drastic turn, when he landed the AMC show, The Walking Dead. Playing the lead role of Rick Grimes, the actor became a household name, as he walked through a zombie-infested post-apocalyptic world with a g*n slung on his shoulder.
How Andrew Lincoln Got The Part of Rick Grimes
The protagonist of The Walking Dead series, Rick Grimes is a man who leads. After waking from a coma,...
- 4/28/2024
- by Swagata Das
- FandomWire
AMC Networks remain hopeful the Emmy chances for its zombie apocalypse property are not dead.
The network announced its Emmy submission strategy for the three spinoffs from “The Walking Dead” universe: “Daryl Dixon,” “Dead City,” and “The Ones Who Live.”
“The Ones Who Live” picks up after the conclusion of the original series, reuniting beloved characters Rick Grimes and Michonne, portrayed by Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira. This series will be submitted for outstanding limited or anthology series, along with its stars in the lead acting categories. Gurira, who wrote the fourth episode “What We,” will also be considered in the writing category, alongside director Michael Slovis. Additional noms will be pursued for Matthew Jeffers and Pollyanna McIntosh in their supporting roles, along with other artisan categories.
Read: All Primetime Emmy predictions in every category on Variety’s Awards Circuit.
“Daryl Dixon,” starring Norman Reedus, will compete in the drama series categories.
The network announced its Emmy submission strategy for the three spinoffs from “The Walking Dead” universe: “Daryl Dixon,” “Dead City,” and “The Ones Who Live.”
“The Ones Who Live” picks up after the conclusion of the original series, reuniting beloved characters Rick Grimes and Michonne, portrayed by Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira. This series will be submitted for outstanding limited or anthology series, along with its stars in the lead acting categories. Gurira, who wrote the fourth episode “What We,” will also be considered in the writing category, alongside director Michael Slovis. Additional noms will be pursued for Matthew Jeffers and Pollyanna McIntosh in their supporting roles, along with other artisan categories.
Read: All Primetime Emmy predictions in every category on Variety’s Awards Circuit.
“Daryl Dixon,” starring Norman Reedus, will compete in the drama series categories.
- 4/22/2024
- by Clayton Davis
- Variety Film + TV
[This story contains spoilers from The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.]
Years after his presumed death, Rick Grimes is not only alive and well, but fully back in action.
By the end of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, the Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira-starring and produced limited series, the powerhouse duo of Rick and Michonne officially reunited. Not just with each other, but with their family and friends. Having dismantled the nefarious Crm from the inside, the titular “ones who live” earned their way back to the Alexandria safe zone they called home for so many seasons, with Rick reuniting with his daughter for the first time in years, and meeting his son Rj for the first time ever.
All’s well that ends well, right? Just one problem: it ain’t over just yet.
While Lincoln, Gurira and franchise overseer Scott M. Gimple have all stopped short of promising another team-up in the future,...
Years after his presumed death, Rick Grimes is not only alive and well, but fully back in action.
By the end of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, the Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira-starring and produced limited series, the powerhouse duo of Rick and Michonne officially reunited. Not just with each other, but with their family and friends. Having dismantled the nefarious Crm from the inside, the titular “ones who live” earned their way back to the Alexandria safe zone they called home for so many seasons, with Rick reuniting with his daughter for the first time in years, and meeting his son Rj for the first time ever.
All’s well that ends well, right? Just one problem: it ain’t over just yet.
While Lincoln, Gurira and franchise overseer Scott M. Gimple have all stopped short of promising another team-up in the future,...
- 4/8/2024
- by Josh Wigler
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
This review contains massive episode spoilers.
Right before he blew up the bridge back in his final episode from the flagship series, a fatally-injured Rick Grimes uttered “I found them” before he was thrust into the chaos of the Civic Republic Military and stolen from his children’s lives for years. Three seasons and six jam-packed, spin-off episodes later, Rick has indeed finally found them, and the long journey of a sheriff from Atlanta faced with the end of the world has reached its conclusion.
“The Last Time” kicks off with a beautiful dynamic shot passing over a table filled with the remnants of an intensive planning session and candlelit dinner. Michonne and Rick are romantically enjoying the eve before their bold attack on the Civic Republic Military. Above all, “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” has up-held its commitment to being a romance set within the zombie apocalypse.
Right before he blew up the bridge back in his final episode from the flagship series, a fatally-injured Rick Grimes uttered “I found them” before he was thrust into the chaos of the Civic Republic Military and stolen from his children’s lives for years. Three seasons and six jam-packed, spin-off episodes later, Rick has indeed finally found them, and the long journey of a sheriff from Atlanta faced with the end of the world has reached its conclusion.
“The Last Time” kicks off with a beautiful dynamic shot passing over a table filled with the remnants of an intensive planning session and candlelit dinner. Michonne and Rick are romantically enjoying the eve before their bold attack on the Civic Republic Military. Above all, “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” has up-held its commitment to being a romance set within the zombie apocalypse.
- 4/2/2024
- by Noah Levine
- bloody-disgusting.com
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live’s series finale brought many things full circle.
Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne’s (Danai Gurira) journey has been filled with significant developments. Still, nothing could prepare them for the Echelon Briefing and what General Beale (Terry O’Quinn) and his army had planned for the rest of the world.
Knowing they needed to save everyone, Rick and Michonne embarked on a devastating mission to take down Beale’s army and protect other communities.
That meant the good guys won this final battle but is happiness on the horizon?
Monsters and Critics got to chat with Lesley-Ann Brandt and Terry O’Quinn about the big conclusion.
Monsters and Critics: Starting with Lesley-Ann, could you both discuss your reaction when you heard how the show would end?
Lesley-Ann Brandt: I loved it. I thought it gave the fans a good conclusion. I’m sure some people would say,...
Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne’s (Danai Gurira) journey has been filled with significant developments. Still, nothing could prepare them for the Echelon Briefing and what General Beale (Terry O’Quinn) and his army had planned for the rest of the world.
Knowing they needed to save everyone, Rick and Michonne embarked on a devastating mission to take down Beale’s army and protect other communities.
That meant the good guys won this final battle but is happiness on the horizon?
Monsters and Critics got to chat with Lesley-Ann Brandt and Terry O’Quinn about the big conclusion.
Monsters and Critics: Starting with Lesley-Ann, could you both discuss your reaction when you heard how the show would end?
Lesley-Ann Brandt: I loved it. I thought it gave the fans a good conclusion. I’m sure some people would say,...
- 4/2/2024
- by Paul Dailly
- Monsters and Critics
This article contains spoilers for The Walking Dead and spinoffs.
AMC‘s long-running zombie epic The Walking Dead has played host to many compelling characters throughout its 11-season run and many spinoffs. But there’s only been one Rick Grimes.
The first character ever introduced on the series, the lawman played by Andrew Lincoln served as the viewers’ ears and eyes as we adjust to this brave new post-apocalyptic world. Rick went from his native Kentucky to the ruins of Atlanta to Hershel’s farm to the prison, Alexandria, Hilltop, Sanctuary, and beyond. And through it all he authored many of the most iconic moments in The Walking Dead history.
As the Rick and Michonne spinoff The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live once again hammered home, Rick Grimes has a flair for the dramatic. Wherever he goes, cool stuff seems to follow. In that spirit, let’s rank some...
AMC‘s long-running zombie epic The Walking Dead has played host to many compelling characters throughout its 11-season run and many spinoffs. But there’s only been one Rick Grimes.
The first character ever introduced on the series, the lawman played by Andrew Lincoln served as the viewers’ ears and eyes as we adjust to this brave new post-apocalyptic world. Rick went from his native Kentucky to the ruins of Atlanta to Hershel’s farm to the prison, Alexandria, Hilltop, Sanctuary, and beyond. And through it all he authored many of the most iconic moments in The Walking Dead history.
As the Rick and Michonne spinoff The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live once again hammered home, Rick Grimes has a flair for the dramatic. Wherever he goes, cool stuff seems to follow. In that spirit, let’s rank some...
- 4/1/2024
- by Alec Bojalad
- Den of Geek
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live was a special 6-episode spin-off from the original The Walking Dead series that told the story of what happened to some of the characters after the conclusion of the original series. Andrew Lincoln, Danai Gurira, and Pollyanna McIntosh reprised their roles as Rick Grimes, Michonne, and Jadis Stokes / Anne respectively, with the series receiving generally positive reviews and is considered an important part of The Walking Dead canon.
Now, the series ended on March 31, 2024, and The Hollywood Reporter sat down with the two main stars of the series – Lincoln and Gurira – to discuss the series’ emotional ending and how the story of the spin-off shaped canon.
The series – Spoiler Alert – ends happily, with the main characters surviving the events of the spin-off and are now in for a “happily ever after” scenario, which, as the actors revealed, was something that had to happen.
Now, the series ended on March 31, 2024, and The Hollywood Reporter sat down with the two main stars of the series – Lincoln and Gurira – to discuss the series’ emotional ending and how the story of the spin-off shaped canon.
The series – Spoiler Alert – ends happily, with the main characters surviving the events of the spin-off and are now in for a “happily ever after” scenario, which, as the actors revealed, was something that had to happen.
- 4/1/2024
- by Arthur S. Poe
- Fiction Horizon
[This story contains major spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live finale.]
And the ones who lived lived happily ever after. The end.
For now.
The six-episode limited series The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live has reached its conclusion, bringing the story of Andrew Lincoln’s Rick Grimes and Danai Gurira’s Michonne to a close, if only for the time being. Heading into the reunion series, there was little doubt Rick and Michonne would join together again and kick a staggering amount of butt along the way. Would they survive said butt-kickings? Another question entirely. But the Ones Who Live finale answered that concern with a resounding victory for Rick and Michonne, who not only stop the villainous Crm from waging war against an innocent city, but manage to do it all with time to get back to their family in Alexandria.
“I think it was very clear we needed [to survive] the epic journey,...
And the ones who lived lived happily ever after. The end.
For now.
The six-episode limited series The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live has reached its conclusion, bringing the story of Andrew Lincoln’s Rick Grimes and Danai Gurira’s Michonne to a close, if only for the time being. Heading into the reunion series, there was little doubt Rick and Michonne would join together again and kick a staggering amount of butt along the way. Would they survive said butt-kickings? Another question entirely. But the Ones Who Live finale answered that concern with a resounding victory for Rick and Michonne, who not only stop the villainous Crm from waging war against an innocent city, but manage to do it all with time to get back to their family in Alexandria.
“I think it was very clear we needed [to survive] the epic journey,...
- 4/1/2024
- by Josh Wigler
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Spoiler Alert: This article contains details of tonight’s The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Season 1 finale.
“There was always something about the connection of these two characters,” Danai Gurira says of The Walking Dead’s Michonne and Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and the reunion of the lovers over near-insurmountable odds and legions of Walkers in spinoff series The Ones Who Live. “The plan was always that we would complete this love story in a new form.”
It is fitting in many ways that Michonne and Rick’s love story comes full circle on a day of renewal like Easter Sunday. While there is no official word whether there will be more The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live or Michonne and Rick, certainly the saving of swaths of humanity and the reunion with their children Judith (Cailey Fleming) and R.J. (Antony Azor) at the end of tonight...
“There was always something about the connection of these two characters,” Danai Gurira says of The Walking Dead’s Michonne and Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and the reunion of the lovers over near-insurmountable odds and legions of Walkers in spinoff series The Ones Who Live. “The plan was always that we would complete this love story in a new form.”
It is fitting in many ways that Michonne and Rick’s love story comes full circle on a day of renewal like Easter Sunday. While there is no official word whether there will be more The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live or Michonne and Rick, certainly the saving of swaths of humanity and the reunion with their children Judith (Cailey Fleming) and R.J. (Antony Azor) at the end of tonight...
- 4/1/2024
- by Dominic Patten
- Deadline Film + TV
This article contains spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 6.
Going into The Walking Dead spinoff The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, the goal for Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) were perfectly clear: to find each other once again. Having been separated since Rick left the flagship series midway through season 9, all this married couple wanted to do was get back together.
Well Rick and Michonne do get back together early in The Ones Who Live‘s run. And yet, the series still persisted on. That’s because getting back together is easy, but building the world where they’ll never have to leave each other again is significantly harder. The Civic Republic Military, of which Rick is unwillingly a part of, is hellbent on conquering smaller communities like Rick and Michonne’s own Alexandria. What’s worse is that Rick’s old...
Going into The Walking Dead spinoff The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, the goal for Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) were perfectly clear: to find each other once again. Having been separated since Rick left the flagship series midway through season 9, all this married couple wanted to do was get back together.
Well Rick and Michonne do get back together early in The Ones Who Live‘s run. And yet, the series still persisted on. That’s because getting back together is easy, but building the world where they’ll never have to leave each other again is significantly harder. The Civic Republic Military, of which Rick is unwillingly a part of, is hellbent on conquering smaller communities like Rick and Michonne’s own Alexandria. What’s worse is that Rick’s old...
- 4/1/2024
- by Alec Bojalad
- Den of Geek
[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, Season 1, Episode 6, “The Last Time.”] Did you reach your box of tissues in time? From the start of the sixth and final episode of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live (including that incredible establishing shot it opened on), it was clear that fans of the long-running zombie franchise were in for a gut-punch of an episode. The most formidable couple at the end of the world — Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) — faced a series of life-altering decisions and ultimatums as they stole Jadis’ (Pollyanna McIntosh) secret file on them, learned just what the Civic Republic Military in Philadelphia were up to, and, of course, took the bad guys out. And all those epic explosions and near-bites from the dead were great, don’t get us ...
- 4/1/2024
- TV Insider
This The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live review contains spoilers.
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Episode 6
Between the two of them, Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) have amassed a body count that would rival any of history’s greatest monsters, and that’s only talking about living victims.
Rick Grimes, for all his nobility, seems to be the character that The Walking Dead makes into the show’s punching bag when it comes to pushing the limits of good taste. Eugene might have bitten a guy’s groin during a fight, but that guy recovered in the end (as far as we know). Rick Grimes once ripped a guy’s throat out with his teeth. Granted, Rick has always been capable of terrible things, provided he had a good enough cause to do them. The throat-ripping was to save his son; admittedly, that’s a...
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Episode 6
Between the two of them, Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) have amassed a body count that would rival any of history’s greatest monsters, and that’s only talking about living victims.
Rick Grimes, for all his nobility, seems to be the character that The Walking Dead makes into the show’s punching bag when it comes to pushing the limits of good taste. Eugene might have bitten a guy’s groin during a fight, but that guy recovered in the end (as far as we know). Rick Grimes once ripped a guy’s throat out with his teeth. Granted, Rick has always been capable of terrible things, provided he had a good enough cause to do them. The throat-ripping was to save his son; admittedly, that’s a...
- 4/1/2024
- by Ron Hogan
- Den of Geek
Ever since Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) left The Walking Dead in 2018, there was a promise that his story would get the ending it deserves.
What was initially supposed to be a movie trilogy turned into The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live — a six-episode limited series.
Although there have been questions about whether any storylines would be left open at the end of the finale, the episode gave Rick and his soon-to-be wife, Michonne (Danai Gurira), a relatively happy ending.
When we picked up on the final episode, Rick arrived at the Crm to reveal that he had survived his fall from the helicopter and was back because he was ready for the next phase of Crm’s plans.
As Thorne (Lesley-Ann Brandt) and Beale (Terry O’Quinn) reacted positively to the man who tried to escape countless times returning, Michonne spent her time trying to find Jadis’ dossier. Alexandria was...
What was initially supposed to be a movie trilogy turned into The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live — a six-episode limited series.
Although there have been questions about whether any storylines would be left open at the end of the finale, the episode gave Rick and his soon-to-be wife, Michonne (Danai Gurira), a relatively happy ending.
When we picked up on the final episode, Rick arrived at the Crm to reveal that he had survived his fall from the helicopter and was back because he was ready for the next phase of Crm’s plans.
As Thorne (Lesley-Ann Brandt) and Beale (Terry O’Quinn) reacted positively to the man who tried to escape countless times returning, Michonne spent her time trying to find Jadis’ dossier. Alexandria was...
- 4/1/2024
- by Paul Dailly
- Monsters and Critics
Almost fourteen years ago, The Walking Dead, the TV show, came into our lives and became an instant favorite. There had been movies and shows with post-apocalyptic themes and zombies before, but the way The Walking Dead managed to influence pop culture was simply unparalleled. The comic books and the video game were already there, but it was the TV show that propelled this franchise to the heights of unimaginable success. And the name Rick Grimes became synonymous with the rise of this gigantic franchise. There shouldn’t be any argument over the fact that the character is the face of the franchise.
Cut to the present. The franchise is still going strong, with one after another spinoff being churned out. But the appeal is long gone. And the only way the franchise could regain some of its past glory is by bringing Rick Grimes back, who took an exit...
Cut to the present. The franchise is still going strong, with one after another spinoff being churned out. But the appeal is long gone. And the only way the franchise could regain some of its past glory is by bringing Rick Grimes back, who took an exit...
- 3/31/2024
- by Rohitavra Majumdar
- Film Fugitives
The Walking Dead is over, but like the zombies at the heart (er, brains?) of the tale, the franchise lives on.
Clocking in at 11 seasons and 177 episodes all told, the AMC horror drama shuffled off into the afterlife, only to birth a bevy of spinoff shows, most of which center on beloved characters from the original series like the Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) reunion series The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. Beyond those continuing adventures, there are also the spinoffs without too many overt ties to the “flagship” Walking Dead, including the very first of these spinoffs, Fear the Walking Dead (also now in the grave, joined there by the two-seasons-and-out The Walking Dead: World Beyond and single season anthology series Tales of the Walking Dead).
Why the veritable Wikipedia entry? Because it highlights this central feature across all of the various Walking Deads: there are...
Clocking in at 11 seasons and 177 episodes all told, the AMC horror drama shuffled off into the afterlife, only to birth a bevy of spinoff shows, most of which center on beloved characters from the original series like the Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) reunion series The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. Beyond those continuing adventures, there are also the spinoffs without too many overt ties to the “flagship” Walking Dead, including the very first of these spinoffs, Fear the Walking Dead (also now in the grave, joined there by the two-seasons-and-out The Walking Dead: World Beyond and single season anthology series Tales of the Walking Dead).
Why the veritable Wikipedia entry? Because it highlights this central feature across all of the various Walking Deads: there are...
- 3/29/2024
- by Josh Wigler
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
This review contains major episode spoilers.
“Become,” the penultimate episode of “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live,” takes viewers back to a more nostalgic-style of storytelling in the Twdu. On the heels of their rocky escape from the Civic Republic Military, Michonne and Rick are honeymooning their way through Wyoming, enjoying the sights and sounds of a quiet, apocalyptic grassland. Moving from place to place, staying in all sorts of random structures left to rot – this traveling style of survival calls to mind the many episodes of Season 4 and 5 which featured our band of survivors endlessly roaming the countryside. Most memorably, Carl, Michonne, and Rick once had an eventful journey down the railroad tracks in rural Georgia. As the spin-offs in the universe start leaning heavily into more civilized, polished settings, it’s a breath of fresh (or rotten) air to return to the greenery and grass that once...
“Become,” the penultimate episode of “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live,” takes viewers back to a more nostalgic-style of storytelling in the Twdu. On the heels of their rocky escape from the Civic Republic Military, Michonne and Rick are honeymooning their way through Wyoming, enjoying the sights and sounds of a quiet, apocalyptic grassland. Moving from place to place, staying in all sorts of random structures left to rot – this traveling style of survival calls to mind the many episodes of Season 4 and 5 which featured our band of survivors endlessly roaming the countryside. Most memorably, Carl, Michonne, and Rick once had an eventful journey down the railroad tracks in rural Georgia. As the spin-offs in the universe start leaning heavily into more civilized, polished settings, it’s a breath of fresh (or rotten) air to return to the greenery and grass that once...
- 3/26/2024
- by Noah Levine
- bloody-disgusting.com
Romance is probably not the first word that springs to mind when it comes to The Walking Dead, but the newest entry in the sprawling franchise, The Ones Who Live, puts Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne’s (Danai Gurira) epic love story front and center. References to Bridgerton as inspiration click into place, particularly during the fourth episode, written by Gurira. Yes, even during a zombie apocalypse, there is time for yearning and swoon-worthy declarations. While Lincoln is predominantly known for playing The Walking Dead’s gun-toting protagonist, his first leading TV roles on British shows like This Life and Teachers reveal the foundation for Rick’s love story to come.
- 3/25/2024
- by Emma Fraser
- Primetimer
Season 2 of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live just got a promising update from a key producer.
There’s one thing fans have wanted for half a decade now, which is more of Andrew Lincoln’s Rick Grimes.
His inevitable return to the franchise, which also included his reunion with Danai Gurira’s Michonne, has been percolating for five years now. While it was once going to be in the form of three different movies, it eventually morphed into the mini-series The Ones Who Live.
Read full article on The Direct.
There’s one thing fans have wanted for half a decade now, which is more of Andrew Lincoln’s Rick Grimes.
His inevitable return to the franchise, which also included his reunion with Danai Gurira’s Michonne, has been percolating for five years now. While it was once going to be in the form of three different movies, it eventually morphed into the mini-series The Ones Who Live.
Read full article on The Direct.
- 3/24/2024
- by Russ Milheim
- The Direct
After keeping us guessing for three weeks, The Ones Who Live finally made it clear in last week’s episode that it’s ultimately going to be Rick and Michonne versus Crm. With only two episodes left, you would expect the big showdown to roll out. Instead, we get a strange episode where the only other major characters of the show, other than Rick and Michonne, die, and a friendly face from the mother show makes an appearance. The Walking Dead has this habit of randomly humanizing a character before death, and with Jadis, aka Anne, meeting her maker, a big chunk of this episode is dedicated to the exploration of the character. Sadly, though, it doesn’t work, because when did we ever care about Jadis anyway? My apologies if some of you did, though.
Spoilers Ahead
What Happens To Michonne And Rick?
For our main duo, it’s...
Spoilers Ahead
What Happens To Michonne And Rick?
For our main duo, it’s...
- 3/24/2024
- by Rohitavra Majumdar
- Film Fugitives
As the gripping saga of survival continues, “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” presents its latest episode, “The Last Time.” In this emotional installment, viewers are drawn into a poignant love story amidst the relentless chaos of a post-apocalyptic world.
Against all odds, two individuals strive to reunite, their bond tested by the unforgiving landscape and ever-present threats. As they navigate through danger and uncertainty, the resilience of their love shines through, offering hope in a world consumed by darkness.
With stunning visuals and compelling storytelling, “The Last Time” promises to captivate audiences and tug at their heartstrings. Viewers can expect intense action, heartfelt moments, and unexpected twists as the characters embark on a journey of love and survival.
Don’t miss the thrilling new episode of “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live,” airing at 9:00 Pm this Sunday, March 31, 2024, only on AMC. Join the characters as they...
Against all odds, two individuals strive to reunite, their bond tested by the unforgiving landscape and ever-present threats. As they navigate through danger and uncertainty, the resilience of their love shines through, offering hope in a world consumed by darkness.
With stunning visuals and compelling storytelling, “The Last Time” promises to captivate audiences and tug at their heartstrings. Viewers can expect intense action, heartfelt moments, and unexpected twists as the characters embark on a journey of love and survival.
Don’t miss the thrilling new episode of “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live,” airing at 9:00 Pm this Sunday, March 31, 2024, only on AMC. Join the characters as they...
- 3/24/2024
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
Season 2, Episode 6 of Prime Video’s Invincible has surely got fans excited as it teased a major crossover possibility with The Walking Dead. As the show remains independent from other franchises, viewers who have read the comics certainly know the real deal.
Prime Video’s Invincible
The arrival of Angstrom Levy in the sequel installment just made the show even more thrilling, bringing in the potential of seeing a world where the heroes from the Invincible universe tackle the zombie-filled post-apocalyptic world of The Walking Dead.
Did Fans Just Watch An Invincible/The Walking Dead Crossover?
Not to burst the audience’s bubble, but an interview with series creator Robert Kirkman via Bam Smack Pow confirmed that this particular scene from Invincible is not a Walking Dead crossover – yet.
“No, I specifically had them speaking and saying ‘brains’ so that it would be clear that it wasn’t the Walking Dead universe,...
Prime Video’s Invincible
The arrival of Angstrom Levy in the sequel installment just made the show even more thrilling, bringing in the potential of seeing a world where the heroes from the Invincible universe tackle the zombie-filled post-apocalyptic world of The Walking Dead.
Did Fans Just Watch An Invincible/The Walking Dead Crossover?
Not to burst the audience’s bubble, but an interview with series creator Robert Kirkman via Bam Smack Pow confirmed that this particular scene from Invincible is not a Walking Dead crossover – yet.
“No, I specifically had them speaking and saying ‘brains’ so that it would be clear that it wasn’t the Walking Dead universe,...
- 3/23/2024
- by Ariane Cruz
- FandomWire
Take a look at more footage from AMC’s live-action spin-off, “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live”, starring Andrew Lincoln, Danai Gurira and Polly McIntosh, noted as the #1 cable drama premiere of the 2024 TV season:
“…Andrew Lincoln is ‘Rick Grimes’, a former sheriff's deputy from King County, Georgia, and the former leader of the ‘Alexandria Safe-Zone’ who was presumed to be dead.
“Danai Gurira is ‘Michonne’, a katana-wielding warrior and Rick's romantic partner who left the group to search for her lover.
“Pollyanna McIntosh is ‘Jadis Stokes’/‘Anne’, a warrant officer who disappeared along with Rick Grimes.”
Click the images to enlarge…...
“…Andrew Lincoln is ‘Rick Grimes’, a former sheriff's deputy from King County, Georgia, and the former leader of the ‘Alexandria Safe-Zone’ who was presumed to be dead.
“Danai Gurira is ‘Michonne’, a katana-wielding warrior and Rick's romantic partner who left the group to search for her lover.
“Pollyanna McIntosh is ‘Jadis Stokes’/‘Anne’, a warrant officer who disappeared along with Rick Grimes.”
Click the images to enlarge…...
- 3/20/2024
- by Unknown
- SneakPeek
“What We,” written by Michonne herself, Danai Gurira, is the fourth episode in AMC’s “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.” Serving as an emotional climax for Michonne and Rick’s journey, the episode unravels much like a play (which makes sense given Gurira’s background as a playwright). Confined to an abandoned apartment building in the wake of Michonne pulling Rick out of a helicopter, the long-lost lovers finally have some alone time to talk things over.
What follows is a beautifully written, dialogue-heavy episode that is heightened by dynamic blocking and set design. Much of the episode finds Rick and Michonne arguing over their next steps, pacing and moving around the small apartment they’ve found themselves in. Despite an exit-plan at their fingertips, Rick seems hesitant to travel with Michonne back to Alexandria. Michonne, rightly frustrated, argues with Rick, spiraling the conversation into circles. Grimes is...
What follows is a beautifully written, dialogue-heavy episode that is heightened by dynamic blocking and set design. Much of the episode finds Rick and Michonne arguing over their next steps, pacing and moving around the small apartment they’ve found themselves in. Despite an exit-plan at their fingertips, Rick seems hesitant to travel with Michonne back to Alexandria. Michonne, rightly frustrated, argues with Rick, spiraling the conversation into circles. Grimes is...
- 3/19/2024
- by Noah Levine
- bloody-disgusting.com
If there's one thing The Walking Dead universe will always do, it's get the internet talking.
Through the first three hours of the Rick and Michonne show, we spent much time at the Crm and witnessed the reunion between the lovers who'd been apart for many years.
And while they technically reunite during The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Season 1 Episode 1, their official reunion comes a little later.
While fans have been waiting for this series for years, waiting until now, with the original series concluded and various other spinoffs in their infancy, was the right time to bring this series to light.
It's a love story at its core, but like all the other series that came before it, it's also a tale about survival, both emotionally and physically. And that's a timeless story.
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Season 1 Episode 4 is a tour-de-force from beginning to end,...
Through the first three hours of the Rick and Michonne show, we spent much time at the Crm and witnessed the reunion between the lovers who'd been apart for many years.
And while they technically reunite during The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Season 1 Episode 1, their official reunion comes a little later.
While fans have been waiting for this series for years, waiting until now, with the original series concluded and various other spinoffs in their infancy, was the right time to bring this series to light.
It's a love story at its core, but like all the other series that came before it, it's also a tale about survival, both emotionally and physically. And that's a timeless story.
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Season 1 Episode 4 is a tour-de-force from beginning to end,...
- 3/18/2024
- by Whitney Evans
- TVfanatic
[This story contains spoilers from The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode four.]
Nobody knows Rick and Michonne better than Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira, and to back that up, the powers that be wisely installed the iconic zombie-fighting actors as executive producers on The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. For the fourth installment of the six-part series, Gurira took her duties one step further, by writing and effectively showrunning the episode.
The episode, called “What We,” directed by series veteran Michael Slovis and written/overseen by Gurira, sees a climactic confrontation between Rick and Michonne, whose reunion has not gone exactly as either one of them expected. Rick is fully embedded with the militant Crm, hoping to take control from the inside and build a safer world for his loved ones. Michonne, meanwhile, is fully committed to bringing Rick home from all of the horror, and is shocked that he doesn’t want to come along.
Nobody knows Rick and Michonne better than Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira, and to back that up, the powers that be wisely installed the iconic zombie-fighting actors as executive producers on The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. For the fourth installment of the six-part series, Gurira took her duties one step further, by writing and effectively showrunning the episode.
The episode, called “What We,” directed by series veteran Michael Slovis and written/overseen by Gurira, sees a climactic confrontation between Rick and Michonne, whose reunion has not gone exactly as either one of them expected. Rick is fully embedded with the militant Crm, hoping to take control from the inside and build a safer world for his loved ones. Michonne, meanwhile, is fully committed to bringing Rick home from all of the horror, and is shocked that he doesn’t want to come along.
- 3/18/2024
- by Josh Wigler
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, Season 1, Episode 4, “What We.”] It seems like they’ve finally figured it out. Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) — while trapped in a failed smart community that is crumbling to the ground — couldn’t stop arguing about the best course of action after finding each other. But now it seems the lovebirds have reached a compromise and by the end of the hour, we see them peacefully driving off into the sunset. The plan? They’re sticking together, of course. Gurira, who wrote the dialogue-heavy and emotional episode, weighs in on how the story’s setting came to be, overcoming Rick’s trauma and more. Did you already have the whole series mapped out when this episode came up? At what point in the process were you when you knew that ...
- 3/18/2024
- TV Insider
Spoilers ahead for “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” Episode 4.
The fourth episode of “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” feels more like a play than an entry in one of the biggest, most action-packed franchises on television.
“They needed to have a timeout,” Danai Gurira, series star and the writer of “What We” told TheWrap of Michonne and Rick (Andrew Lincoln).
Set in a luxury apartment complex that seems relatively untouched by the apocalypse — save for a handful of starving zombies — Episode 4 of AMC’s latest miniseries zooms in on the main couple’s relationship. After risking her life for years to find her love, Michonne is forced to face an uncomfortable truth: Rick doesn’t want to return with her.
“They needed to have a real conversation. She had to really understand what was going on because he was making no sense to her at all,...
The fourth episode of “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” feels more like a play than an entry in one of the biggest, most action-packed franchises on television.
“They needed to have a timeout,” Danai Gurira, series star and the writer of “What We” told TheWrap of Michonne and Rick (Andrew Lincoln).
Set in a luxury apartment complex that seems relatively untouched by the apocalypse — save for a handful of starving zombies — Episode 4 of AMC’s latest miniseries zooms in on the main couple’s relationship. After risking her life for years to find her love, Michonne is forced to face an uncomfortable truth: Rick doesn’t want to return with her.
“They needed to have a real conversation. She had to really understand what was going on because he was making no sense to her at all,...
- 3/18/2024
- by Kayla Cobb
- The Wrap
Among the many kinds of story-telling The Walking Dead had tried in its eleven-season run, a character-focused, single-location episode was a pretty common one. But the thing is, most of the time, it didn’t work. The reason behind that is that The Walking Dead as a show has way more gristle and bones than actual meat, barring the first season. The meat was tasty nonetheless, but the process of getting there was often very tiresome. Naturally, with time (and Rick Grimes’ exit), people have lost interest in everything related to The Walking Dead, too.
Spoilers Ahead
Yeah, I know I’m supposed to talk about The Ones Who Live here, not the mother show. But the structure of its latest episode is so similar to those character-centric episodes of The Walking Dead that I had to bring it up here. After last week’s cliffhanger ending, we knew we...
Spoilers Ahead
Yeah, I know I’m supposed to talk about The Ones Who Live here, not the mother show. But the structure of its latest episode is so similar to those character-centric episodes of The Walking Dead that I had to bring it up here. After last week’s cliffhanger ending, we knew we...
- 3/17/2024
- by Rohitavra Majumdar
- Film Fugitives
Get ready for an emotional rollercoaster with Season 1 Episode 5 of “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live,” titled “Become,” airing on AMC at 9:00 Pm on Sunday, March 24, 2024. In this captivating episode, viewers are immersed in a powerful love story of two individuals separated by an unstoppable force, as they strive to reunite against all odds.
As the narrative unfolds, audiences are drawn into the struggle of these star-crossed lovers, whose journey to find each other is fraught with danger and adversity. Against the backdrop of a post-apocalyptic world filled with the undead, their determination to overcome obstacles and defy fate tugs at the heartstrings.
With themes of love, resilience, and the human spirit, “Become” promises to be a gripping and poignant episode that will resonate with viewers on a profound level. Don’t miss out on this moving installment of “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” as it...
As the narrative unfolds, audiences are drawn into the struggle of these star-crossed lovers, whose journey to find each other is fraught with danger and adversity. Against the backdrop of a post-apocalyptic world filled with the undead, their determination to overcome obstacles and defy fate tugs at the heartstrings.
With themes of love, resilience, and the human spirit, “Become” promises to be a gripping and poignant episode that will resonate with viewers on a profound level. Don’t miss out on this moving installment of “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” as it...
- 3/17/2024
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
It is not a new phenomenon in Hollywood that movies that are often critically and commercially panned end up getting recognized as great films years after their release. The MCU is no stranger to this phenomenon, with Eternals being the latest film getting this treatment. Critically panned at the theatres upon its release and largely snubbed by fans, Eternals has come out as a favorite of a host of people, who have taken to the Internet to talk about their newfound appreciation for the film.
Eternals
However, the film is now being compared to some of the better films in the franchise, even being touted as better than the likes of Spider-Man: No Way Home, which is one of Marvel’s highest-grossing films for the MCU. Such comparisons have angered Spider-Man: No Way Home fans and caused them to take to the internet to defend the film.
Eternals is not...
Eternals
However, the film is now being compared to some of the better films in the franchise, even being touted as better than the likes of Spider-Man: No Way Home, which is one of Marvel’s highest-grossing films for the MCU. Such comparisons have angered Spider-Man: No Way Home fans and caused them to take to the internet to defend the film.
Eternals is not...
- 3/15/2024
- by Anuraag Chatterjee
- FandomWire
“The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” encapsulates the essence of what has made the franchise a cultural phenomenon. As a spin-off series, it not only pays homage to its predecessor but also carves its own path, delving deeper into the lives of characters who have managed to endure amidst the post-apocalyptic chaos, specifically focused on Rick Grimes and Michonne.
Set in the same universe as “The Walking Dead,” this series follows the journey of where Rick has disappeared to after the incident on the bridge and what he has been faced to endure during his time apart from his family. The series also parallels what has been going on in the life of his wife Michonne who never gave up searching for Rick since his disappearance. What sets it apart is its focus on character development and the exploration of the human psyche in the face of extreme adversity.
Set in the same universe as “The Walking Dead,” this series follows the journey of where Rick has disappeared to after the incident on the bridge and what he has been faced to endure during his time apart from his family. The series also parallels what has been going on in the life of his wife Michonne who never gave up searching for Rick since his disappearance. What sets it apart is its focus on character development and the exploration of the human psyche in the face of extreme adversity.
- 3/12/2024
- by Kristyn Clarke
- Age of the Nerd
This post contains spoilers for "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live."
Bad news for Richonne shippers: Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) are currently at odds with one another in "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live," to the point that their entire relationship is being put to the test. In episode 2, "Gone," we saw the lovers reunite after overcoming impossible odds, hugging and crying until their reunion was cut short by a Crm chopper. Rick repeatedly reminds Michonne not to show who she really is, as being branded as an "A" (a leader willing to die for their cause) is a fate worse than death. The two fabricate a story about accidentally running into each other, where Michonne saved Rick and is simply a "B" (an everyday survivor searching for safety).
Although this cover story is convincing, Michonne is not the kind of person to turn a blind eye to corruption,...
Bad news for Richonne shippers: Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) are currently at odds with one another in "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live," to the point that their entire relationship is being put to the test. In episode 2, "Gone," we saw the lovers reunite after overcoming impossible odds, hugging and crying until their reunion was cut short by a Crm chopper. Rick repeatedly reminds Michonne not to show who she really is, as being branded as an "A" (a leader willing to die for their cause) is a fate worse than death. The two fabricate a story about accidentally running into each other, where Michonne saved Rick and is simply a "B" (an everyday survivor searching for safety).
Although this cover story is convincing, Michonne is not the kind of person to turn a blind eye to corruption,...
- 3/11/2024
- by Debopriyaa Dutta
- Slash Film
[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, Season 1, Episode 3, “Bye.”] Anne, Jadis… whatever name you call her, Pollyanna McIntosh‘s Walking Dead survivor (the first character to appear in three different series within The Walking Dead Universe) is an unmovable force— one that can’t help but get in the way for Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and surely will cause trouble for his katana-wielding love, Michonne (Danai Gurira), as well in AMC‘s latest spinoff, The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. Though Rick and Michonne technically have Jadis to thank for Rick’s survival after the bridge explosion in the mothership series, it’s also because of her that Rick is even trapped in the Civic Republic. And Jadis isn’t done with these two yet…not even close. Below, McIntosh, who took a break from shooting Netflix‘s fourth season of Outer Banks in Morocco to chat with us,...
- 3/11/2024
- TV Insider
This The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live review contains spoilers.
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Episode 3
The idea of paying debts is more of a Game of Thrones thing. After all, it’s the Lannister motto, and the show features a whole lot of characters paying off metaphorical debts, if not actual ones. While The Walking Dead doesn’t have any incestuous families scheming to take over the Seven Kingdoms (though they did have a king and there are undoubtedly incestuous families out there among the survivors), the Civic Republic is obviously keeping many secrets. The people of its secret city don’t know what the military does. The military doesn’t know what the elite Frontliners are up to. Within the Frontliners, there are conspiracies and gamesmanship; there’s certainly some sort of monetary system in use by the Crm, but it seems the real currency is personal favors.
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Episode 3
The idea of paying debts is more of a Game of Thrones thing. After all, it’s the Lannister motto, and the show features a whole lot of characters paying off metaphorical debts, if not actual ones. While The Walking Dead doesn’t have any incestuous families scheming to take over the Seven Kingdoms (though they did have a king and there are undoubtedly incestuous families out there among the survivors), the Civic Republic is obviously keeping many secrets. The people of its secret city don’t know what the military does. The military doesn’t know what the elite Frontliners are up to. Within the Frontliners, there are conspiracies and gamesmanship; there’s certainly some sort of monetary system in use by the Crm, but it seems the real currency is personal favors.
- 3/11/2024
- by Ron Hogan
- Den of Geek
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