“I would be very surprised if we don’t see Negan on the horizon in the not-too-distant future”, said Andrew Lincoln, when quizzed about the possibility of crossing paths with the brutal wrongdoer, who uses torture as a means to a despicable end.
When asked by TVLine whether Rick has moved on from his wife Lori’s death in season three, the actor gave a tentative “I think so”.
“Fear the Walking Dead” is set in Los Angeles, about as far – and opposite in just about every way you can think of – from Georgia (setting of “The Walking Dead”) as you can get in the continental United States. Read the article here. As previously announced, the series will debut in the U.S. Sunday, August 23 at 9/8c with an extended 90-minute episode. “One of the biggest mysteries on AMC’s hit series “The Walking Dead” is how the zombie apocalypse began”. Madison is engaged to Travis Manawa (Cliff Curtis) who is a high school English teacher. The everyday pressure of blending two families while dealing with resentful, escapist, and strung out children takes a back seat when society begins to break down. The series, set in Los Angeles, stars Kim Dickens as Madison, Cliff Curtis as Travis, Frank Dillane as Nick, Alycia Debnam-Carey as Alicia, Elizabeth Rodriguez as Liza, Ruben Blades as Daniel, Mercedes Mason as Ofelia and Lorenzo James Henrie as Chris.
This has been anticipated for years, with rumors abounding. The entire first season is taking place in the time in which Rick Grimes is in a coma at the start of the series, and this is all about a blended family trying to understand what is taking place around them.
Executive producer David Erickson told EW during the Television Critics Association’s press tour.
For instance, the show won’t crossover with its parent series “The Walking Dead“.
The few zombies we see in this featurette look more like a traditional zombie than the disgustingly decomposed Walking Dead walkers. Common in Stephen King and Ray Bradbury stories where we see a present day human reaction to an extraordinary event – like the opening stages of a zombie apocalypse – it leaves open the remote thought that the fiction unfolding right in front of our eyes isn’t so far from reality anymore. According to showrunner Dave Erickson, while the two series” starting points aren’t “dissimilar”, the “thinking for Season 1 and 2 isn’t about, “How do we intersect with them or catch up with the original show.'”. Compared to the characters of “The Walking Dead“, those in “Fear the Walking Dead” are completely unsuspecting of what is slowly coming their way, providing a different kind of scare and thrill for avid “Walking Dead” fans. By premiering late in the season, AMC will take the six-episode first season to October, where it will hand the baton to “The Walking Dead“.
