FEAR THE WALKING DEAD: Celebs Rumors

The Walking Dead, Fear The Walking Dead is now about to enter its eighth season on the air.However, the AMC show, which can be watched in the UK on Amazon Prime Video, is also set to bow out for good after this season, following on from the conclusion of The Walking Dead back in November.Season eight of Fear The Walking Dead will pick up immediately from the events of the season seven finale, where “Morgan (Lennie James) and Madison’s (Kim Dickens) hopes to rescue Mo from PADRE did not go as planned”.“Now, Morgan, Madison and the others they brought to the island are living under PADRE’s cynical rule,” a synopsis adds. “With our characters demoralised and dejected, the task of reigniting belief in a better world rests with the person Morgan and Madison set out to rescue in the first place — Morgan’s daughter, Mo.”Yes, season eight will mark the final instalment of Fear The Walking Dead.

Boardwalk Empire because he was not light-skinned enough.The actor, known for his roles in Euphoria and Fear the Walking Dead, has said that he was auditioning for a role in the HBO show in 2014 when he was still seeking a breakthrough in his screen career.The role in question was a maître d’ in a Black-owned nightclub, and Domingo has explained that despite feeling that he had impressed the casting agents, he was later enlightened about a possible reason for his rejection by one of the show’s researchers.In an interview with the New York Times, Domingo says that a historical researcher articulated to Domingo’s agent that maître d’s in the sorts of nightclubs in question were typically more light-skinned than Domingo.“That’s when I lost my mind,” Domingo is quoted as saying. “I can’t take it anymore, I think this is going to kill me.”Domingo would eventually land the role of the recovering drug addict Ali on HBO’s Euphoria, and he is currently starring as the title character in Rustin, a biographical drama about the life of civil rights activist Bayard Rustin.

Fear The Walking Dead has officially come to an end after eight seasons.The Walking Dead spin-off originally began in 2015 and served as a prequel, led by a dysfunctional family featuring Madison Clark (Kim Dickens), her daughter Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey) and her son Nick (Frank Dillane).In later seasons, the show featured crossovers with the main show, with characters like Morgan Jones (Lennie James) and Dwight (Austin Amelio) making appearances.Fear The Walking Dead’s final two episodes, titled Fighting Like You and The Road Ahead, aired November 19 in the US and saw numerous deaths and surprise returns.In the two-part finale, there were two key deaths. After attempting to seek revenge against Madison and Troy (Daniel Sharman) by luring them to a creek full of walkers, Crane’s (Daniel Rashid) plan backfires as Madison draws more walkers to the creek, who eventually overwhelm and devour Crane.The second death is Troy, who is stabbed by Madison in a shock twist despite the pair entering a truce.

Fear The Walking Dead showrunners have teased the fallout from the shocking death in the latest episode of the AMC drama.Spoilers for episode eight of season eight below.After seemingly at death’s door previously due to radiation poisoning, Charlie (Alexa Nisenson) returned in the latest episode only to be officially killed off.Having to inform Madison (Kim Dickens) that she murdered her son, she was then sent by the grieving mother to infiltrate Troy’s (Daniel Sharman) camp.Madison eventually thought better of her actions, but it was too late, Charlie had already decided to take her own life in the hopes of atoning for her sins, shooting herself so that Madison would not reveal the location of PADRE to Troy to get her back.Now the showrunners Ian Goldberg and Andrew Chambliss are teasing that the impact of her death will “have ripple effects for Madison and all the characters.”They also said that the tension between Troy and Madison will be ramped up following Charlie’s demise.Goldberg told Entertainment Weekly: “We’re going to do a really deep dive into Troy and where he’s been. And all these things that he’s saying blaming Madison, we’re going to understand why he believes that.

Fear The Walking Dead officially comes to an end with its eighth season.Created by Robert Kirkman and Dave Erickson, the first spin-off to The Walking Dead began in 2015 — led by Madison Clark (Kim Dickens) and her two children, Nick (Frank Dillane) and Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey).The spin-off has seen a number of crossovers with The Walking Dead since, with characters like Morgan (Lennie James) and Dwight (Austin Amelio) migrating into Fear.In January, AMC confirmed the show’s eighth season would be its last, with Dickens returning as Madison Clark as a series regular after being a guest star in season seven.The show’s final season has 12 episodes in total. The first six episodes will air weekly from Sunday May 14 on AMC in the US, with the remaining six episodes set to air later this year.The final episode in the first half of season eight will air on June 18, 2023.AMC released a trailer for the show’s final season in April — check it out above.Season eight starts after a seven-year time jump, with Madison, Morgan and a now eight-year-old Mo (Zoey Merchant) living under PADRE’s rule, a community who steal children from their parents in order to rebuild civilisation.A synopsis reads: “Morgan, Madison and the others they brought to the island are living under PADRE’s cynical rule.

Fear The Walking Dead officially comes to an end with its eighth season.The original TV spin-off to The Walking Dead began in 2015, led by Madison Clark (Kim Dickens), Nick (Frank Dillane) and Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey). In the years since, a number of characters have migrated to Fear The Walking Dead from the main show, including Morgan (Lennie James) and Dwight (Austin Amelio).In January, AMC confirmed the show’s eighth season would be its last, with Dickens returning as Madison Clark in a regular capacity after being a guest star in season seven.The premiere airs Sunday May 14 at 9pm ET on AMC in the US.

The Walking Dead spin-off Isle Of The Dead, sparking speculation of a crossover.Debnam-Carey, who played Alicia Clark in spin-off Fear The Walking Dead, left the show after seven seasons last month. In her final episode, titled ‘Amina’, Clark is seen venturing out on a new mission after seemingly surviving her walker bite.On Monday (June 6), Morgan, who plays Negan in the main show, praised Debnam-Carey’s performance and invited her to join filming on Isle Of The Dead in New York.“To the incredible @DebnamCarey,” Morgan wrote on Twitter. “You kick ass.

Fear The Walking Dead‘s Alycia Debnam-Carey has exited the show after seven seasons.A mainstay of the cast as Alicia Clark since the Walking Dead spin-off began in 2015, the actress made her final appearance in this weekend’s (May 29) episode Amina.During the events, Clark managed to avoid being turned into a walker after surviving a fever, and set off on a new mission after making amends with Victor Strand (Colman Domingo).Posting on her Instagram account after her departure, Debnam-Carey said it “marks the end of an extraordinary and life changing journey of playing Alicia Clark”.A post shared by Alycia Debnam-Carey (@alyciajasmin)“Where to begin… I will never be able to fully express the kind of journey I have had working on @feartwd for so long. It has gifted me so much,” she wrote.“It has been the most extraordinary training ground as an actor where I’ve been given the chance to grow and learn.

 Fear The Walking Dead submarine-based spin-off.Announced early last year, Dead In The Water is set aboard the USS Pennsylvania on the night before the nuclear zombie apocalypse, with Nick Stahl returning as weapons officer Riley.Dead In The Water looks back as Stahl’s character Riley, a new father, is forced to fight for survival as the apocalypse ensues. The show will be coming to AMC+ on April 10, according to ComicBook.Early on in the spin-off’s development, Fear The Walking Dead co-showrunner Ian Goldberg told Twitch’s TWDUniverse livestream: “We are working on telling the backstory of the USS Pennsylvania.

Fear The Walking Dead’s seventh season.After her return was announced last December, a trailer for The Walking Dead spin-off has now provided some clues to Madison’s whereabouts since season four.The character, who was presumed dead after sacrificing herself to a horde of walkers in a stadium, is seen hobbling to a chair before an unknown person asks her name.After confirming she’s Madison, the voice replies: “Not anymore. We’ll tell you who you’re going to be from now on.”Madison will make her return in the upcoming episodes, although she won’t be back as a series regular until season eight.Announcing the character’s return last year, The Walking Dead content chief Scott M.

Fear The Walking Dead’s seventh season.The new photos show Morgan Jones (Lennie James), Victor Strand (Colman Domingo), Alicia Clark (Alycia Debnam-Carey) among others, ahead of the show’s return on Monday April 18.The second half of season seven picks up after Alicia declared war against Strand’s Tower in the midseason finale, while Morgan continues to search for Padre, a mythical safe haven which might not even exist.Ahead of her comeback as a series regular in season eight, Kim Dickens also makes her first return appearance as Madison Clark in the next batch of episodes – where it’s likely we’ll find out how she survived the stadium explosion back in season four.Announcing her return last year, The Walking Dead content chief Scott M. Gimple said: “If there were a Mt.

Fear The Walking Dead as a regular in season eight.The actress’ character Madison Clark played a central role in the early seasons of The Walking Dead spin-off although was presumed dead after sacrificing herself to a hoard of walkers in season four.It has now been confirmed by AMC that the series had been renewed for season eight, with Dickens back as a regular. She will make her official return in the second half of season seven next year.“If there were a Mt.

Fear The Walking Dead showrunner co-showrunner Andrew Chambliss has shed some light on a shocking twist in the latest episode.The Portrait, which is the seventh episode of the seventh season and aired in the US on Sunday (November 28), saw the war between lead characters Morgan (Lennie James) and Strand (Colman Domingo) take a new dive.After the latter becomes gravely ill from poison, it is revealed that Morgan – who has joined the show fresh off The Walking Dead – had secretly slipped the deadly concoction into his scotch.

Fear The Walking Dead season seven has received its first teaser trailer, hinting at big things for Colman Domingo’s Victor Strand.The Walking Dead spin-off concluded its sixth season with an atomic blast, with characters like Morgan (Lennie James) and Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey) now littered throughout the fallout wasteland heading into season seven.The most interesting question amid the devastation is the moral direction of Strand, who appeared to be validated in his questionable survival methods after living through a nuclear explosion.This is the focus of a new teaser trailer for season seven, where clips from the season six finale are narrated by Strand.“The world saw fire, ash, devastation,” Strand says.

Fear the Walking Dead boss Ian Goldberg has teased a potential crossover with a character from The Walking Dead.The showrunner nodded to the fourth episode of the fifth season of the spinoff show, in which Daniel Salazar takes out a Dona Maria cigar.US Army sergeant Abraham Ford, who was murdered in the main show, smoked the same brand of cigar.

Fear The Walking Dead star Colman Domingo has opened up about the sexuality of his character Victor Strand.Domingo, who has played Victor in the AMC spin-off show since the show’s inception, recently discussed how the show was a “turning point” for him in terms of taking on a gay character as a gay actor.“When I went to Fear The Walking Dead, the character was built in such a complex way, and I gave all that I had to it,” Domingo told Entertainment Weekly.“We didn’t even make the decision that he was queer until season two, that was a surprise and I thought, ‘Oh, I think that’s interesting for the character.’ Because now the audiences know him to be a con man.

Fear The Walking Dead bosses Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg have said the forthcoming season of the show will be “very different”.Goldberg explained to Entertainment Weekly that season seven would also function as an anthology, a format that was first introduced in season six.When asked about what fans can expect from the new season, Goldberg said the anthology format allowed the show to tell “more concentrated characters’ stories.”“That will continue into season 7.

Fear The Walking Dead ended its sixth season with an explosive finale that aired on Sunday night. The finale titled "The Beginning" promised an interesting fate for all the characters and their journey towards survival.

Fear The Walking Dead has teased the premiere date for season seven.Ahead of the show’s season six finale ‘The Beginning’ which airs tomorrow (June 13), a new teaser from network AMC has revealed that the show will return “this fall”. The teaser trailer was for new show Kevin Can F**k Himself, which stars Schitt’s Creek’s Annie Murphy’s.

Fear The Walking Dead show-runners have opened up about season six’s penultimate episode and its shock twist.Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Ian Goldberg and Andrew Chambliss discussed the thinking behind Strand’s surprising decision to seemingly sacrifice Morgan in the episode, in a move which shocked viewers.Goldberg said: “He’s been operating from a place of acknowledging that he’s going to have to do some morally grey things along the way.

Fear The Walking Dead director and executive producer Michael E. Satrazemis has discussed fan theories surrounding the return of character Madison Clark.Clark, played by Kim Dickens, exited the show in its fourth season, which aired in 2018.With the zombie spin-off now on its sixth season, rumours have begun circling from fans, believing that Clark is set for a shock return to the show.

Fear the Walking Dead showrunners Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg have opened up about a shocking twist at the end of new episode ‘In Dreams’.The episode, which aired on Mother’s Day in the US (May 8), saw Grace give birth to a daughter who was stillborn, after absorbing radiation from the nuclear plant where Grace worked.“It was very important to us to honor and be truthful to Grace’s experience and what she’d gone through at the power plant and her radiation exposure that we played as part of the story in season 5,” Goldberg told Entertainment Weekly.“So we wanted to be realistic with the truth of what would happen.

Fear The Walking Dead showrunner Ian Goldberg has teased the show’s upcoming episodes, hinting at a completely fresh style for the show.Season six of the long-running spin-off of The Walking Dead has been split into two parts due to production delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic – read the NME review of part one here and part two here.In a new interview with EW, the show’s bosses looked ahead to the rest of the sixth season, promising distinctly new aspects.

the recent shock episode of Fear The Walking Dead have emerged.John Dorie was killed by Virginia’s sister Dakota in the midseason premiere ‘The Door’, after he discovered she was Cameron’s killer.Speaking about what fans can expect next, showrunner Ian Goldberg recently said: “We have been building toward a confrontation with Morgan and Virginia since episode 601, and this episode we’re finally going to deliver on it.”Pictures from the forthcoming episode, which you can view below, ‘Things Left To Do’ show a devastated June is seen burying her husband with Virginia watching on and Morgan on horseback.Later in the episode, Virginia rounds up many of Morgan’s allies including Luciana, Daniel, the pregnant Grace, and Sarah, as her desperation

Fear The Walking Dead star Garret Dillahunt has explained why he wanted to leave the show since season 5.The actor, who played John Dorie in the AMC spin-off until his character was suddenly killed off in the season 6 mid-season premiere by Virginia’s sister Dakota, has revealed it was his decision.“I don’t remember exactly when, but it’s something we’d been talking about since season 5,” Dillahunt recently told Entertainment Weekly.“And then we had a lot of conversations between 5 and 6 about how John would exit. And they came up with this great idea – great, and tragic, and wonderful, and believable in this world for how to get him off the show.

Fear The Walking Dead showrunners have opened up about the “heartbreaking” episode ‘The Door’.Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg have spoken about the season’s final twist and why they decided to kill off one of the show’s most beloved characters.Discussing the moment that John Dorie was killed in episode six of season six, Goldberg said: “We love him, and the characters love him, [but] people had to feel it.”Chambliss added: “Ultimately it comes down to the fact that we have to remind ourselves we can’t be precious about any of these characters, and we have to do what is going to continue to evolve the show, and continue to push the show in new directions, push all the remaining characters in new

Fear the Walking Dead star Lennie James has teased the “epic and massive” season six finale.The actor, who plays Morgan Jones in the AMC spin-off series, spoke about the forthcoming episodes in a virtual panel discussion hosted by SYFY WIRE.“This finale has real big balls,” James said. “It’s epic and it’s massive, and it is also intimate and it’s tiny – and it all happens over such a short space of time.

Fear the Walking Dead and Better Call Saul are set to get digital spin-off series as part of plans by network AMC.The two new shows, whose mother series’ are themselves spin-offs of The Walking Dead and Breaking Bad, may also span across the likes of YouTube, IGTV, SVOD, AVOD and FAST channels, and linear TV.The new Fear digital series, Dead in the Water, will be scripted and tie into season six of the main show, telling the story of a submarine crew fighting for survival (via Deadline).Meanwhile, alongside the announcement of a new series of Better Call Saul Employee Training, the Bob Odenkirk show is planning a new animated spin-off called Slippin’ Jimmy.The series will follow the adventures of the younger Jimmy and Chuck McGill, and will

Fear The Walking Dead season six has been released – you can watch it below now.Part 6B of the AMC spin-off to The Walking Dead will hit US screens on April 11 before arriving in the UK the following day (April 12).An official synopsis reads: “The second half of season six reveals the impact of what living under Virginia’s control has done to each person in this group, who once saw themselves as a family.”Landing yesterday (March 10), the new 30-second trailer comes with the tagline “The End Is The Beginning”. At the start of the clip, Morgan (Lennie James) says: “Whatever’s coming, we can face it together.”Later, there’s a warning that “they’re here” before the action ramps up.

Fear The Walking Dead trailer for the second half of season six has just been released – check it out below.Part 6b will pick up after the events of Virginia (Colby Minifie) instructing Strand (Colman Domingo) to reclaim those brought to Humbug’s Gulch.The new episodes also tease a confrontation between Morgan Jones (Lennie James) and John Dorie (Garret Dillahunt), as John questions Morgan’s authority.Watch the new trailer here:Death is inevitable but from this comes new life. #FearTWD returns on April 11th.

Fear The Walking Dead has set a return date to air the second half of season 6.AMC, the network on which the show airs, today (January 28) announced that the series would return on April 11.It was also revealed that three new cast members would be joining the show – John Glover, Nick Stahl and Keith Carradine.The show’s official synopsis read: “As Morgan’s bid to free the remaining members of the group becomes bolder, Virginia grows increasingly desperate to find her sister and protect the settlements from forces working inside and outside her walls.The end is the beginning. #FearTWD returns April 11th.

Fear The Walking Dead has been renewed for a seventh season.The spin-off series is currently halfway through its sixth season at AMC, and the news was confirmed yesterday (December 2) via a video shared on the Walking Dead Twitter account.The series stars Lennie James in the lead role as Morgan, alongside Alycia Debnam-Carey, Colman Domingo, Danay Garcia, Garret Dillahunt, Maggie Grace, Jenna Elfman, Alexa Nisenson, Austin Amelio, Ruben Blades and Karen David.Scott M.

Smallville actor John Glover is set to join season six of Fear The Walking Dead in a mystery role.The show aired its midseason finale last Monday (November 23), and will return for more episodes early in 2021.After the midseason finale, the show’s network AMC revealed a first look at the remaining nine episodes of the season. In the trailer, Glover appears opposite Alicia Clarke.

Fear The Walking Dead star Jenna Elfman has discussed the dramatic twist in the latest episode of the AMC show.The sixth episode of the show’s sixth season, titled ‘Bury Her Next to Jasper’s Leg’, aired on Sunday (November 15).In the episode, Elfman’s character June clashes with Virginia (Colby Minifie) after a massive explosion in an oil field.Virginia is then bitten on the hand, and begs June to cut it off. After contemplating the idea of letting her die, she ends up saving her life in order to stop a virus spreading.

Fear The Walking Dead season five faced heavy criticism from critics and fans alike, but actor Colman Domingo is confident a “ferocious” season six will make up for it.Following controversial moments that included bullets being split with axes mid-air and bizarre hot air balloon rides, thousands of fans signed an online petition calling for showrunners Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg to step down. Season six premiered its first episode at the weekend (October 11) and actor Colman Domingo, who plays Victor Strand in the show, has told NME that he believes the past two seasons have been laying the groundwork for what’s to come.Asked if the negative response to season five informed the sixth, Colman said: “I’m sure it has.

Fear The Walking Dead have said there was never any doubt that Morgan Jones would survive.Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg detailed the character’s fate following the season six premiere, which resolved a major cliffhanger from season five.“We knew he was going to survive. That was never a doubt in our minds,” Goldberg told Digital Spy.