The veteran horror series will continue in 2020.
October 5, 2019
Today's New York Comic Con panel for The Walking Dead delivered some good, albeit obvious, news for the series in the form of a pickup for Season 11. Showrunner Angela Kang made the announcement, which comes just a day ahead of the post-apocalyptic horror drama's 10th season premiere.
The long-running series continues to rank as one of cable television's top scripted series, though its current audience numbers are far from what they were in its heyday. To paint a picture, viewership in Season 9 was pulling in numbers similar to what it was drawing way back in Season 1, before it gained 'hit' status.
It was also announced today that Lauren Cohan will making a return to the show in Season 10, bringing fan-favorite character Maggie Greene back into the fold. The news was somewhat expected, as the series Cohan left The Walking Dead to pursue, Whiskey Cavalier, was cancelled after its first season.
er
04/19/20 at 04:22am
They have run out of villain archetypes. This is getting seriously stale and boring. It seems that the highlight of every season these days is just waiting to see if the new bad guy will be a power-hungry megalomaniac, or a nutcase who wants everyone dead because we are all sinners and don't deserve to live. Or something in-between. Give it up already.
Btw, why haven't most walkers died off after so many years? The show creators take too many liberties with the zombies, and hope that the audience remains oblivious forever. This isn't a comic book after all. In the first couple of seasons they explained how only a small part of the brain remains active. Well, in order for *any* part of the brain to be active, you need some blood flow to the brain. How can a severed head remain 'alive' indefinitely, if all the blood is gone? How can a zombie keep using its limbs and muscles indefinitely, without any blood flow? You can't get up on your feet and walk around, if you can't feel your feet in the first place.
Enough with this nonsense.
Kim
10/28/19 at 00:13am
I agree, no direction, I'm a fan so I feel obligated to leave review. Total snooze fest and still all over the place.
Steve
10/22/19 at 02:12am
I watch this show mainly out of inertia now. It still has great production values but it lacks a sense of direction. It's clear the old "make us love a character, then kill him or her off as grisly as possible" strategy is no longer working for them.
It's getting harder and harder to overlook the idea that the walkers are still stumbling around years after the apocalypse. Or the idea that the Whisperers can survive as they do out in the open on game that has to be rare. These kind of things could be overlooked when the series was fresher, but now they just stick out and get annoying.
Ed G
10/21/19 at 08:00pm
I still love this show and I hope it gets 10 MORE seasons.Way better than many of the things on TV right now. Also, this show has NEVER been about the zombies. It was about the LIVING people, from day one.
dsve
10/20/19 at 01:51pm
anti white, anti straight, anti male , they destroyed what wax z grest xhow trying to push a marxist agrnda
Truth
10/12/19 at 08:50am
If you don't like it, don't watch it. That's all that needs to be said, Tammi. Be an adult. Nobody has to convince you to watch something. We ain't your eyes. We don't care. Take it or leave it and move on. Tons of other stuff to watch on tv if you're interested.
michael dobey
10/11/19 at 06:39pm
I wasn't aware of anything about feminism in this show. Women fight along side men. In fact , history is full of women fighting and dying in wars alongside men There are some great books about women in war out there. And many seasons have a group they war with.
jasmine
10/09/19 at 10:28pm
time to bring Kirkman in to wrap up the series. good show but time to go.
Andrea Stlouis
10/09/19 at 10:39am
The Walking Feminists why does this still exist.
scalptrash
10/07/19 at 11:03am
It may be hokey and not what it used to be, but it's still entertaining and better than most TV shows.
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