The Walking Dead

The Walking Dead fans waiting for Rick and Michonne's reunion on AMC were in for a treat on New Years Day, as actress Danai Gurira just revealed new photos ...

"And to do that, and to know that the reason that they are still dedicated to their fight, is because of the people that they lost and the people that they love. "And in this particular moment in time, they're thinking about each other, and they're thinking about the people that they love and the people that they've lost," the director says. [The Walking Dead](/category/the-walking-dead/) fans [waiting for Rick and Michonne's reunion](https://comicbook.com/tv-shows/news/the-walking-dead-rick-grimes-return-michonne-cameo-explained-series-finale-greg-nicotero-interview/) on AMC were in for a treat on New Years Day, as actress [Danai Gurira](/category/danai-gurira-actor/) just revealed new photos showing she and [Andrew Lincoln](/category/andrew-lincoln/) are currently hard at work on the new series.

Danai Gurira reunites with Andrew Lincoln in new behind-the-scenes images from pre-production on the Walking Dead spinoff following Rick & Michonne.

"I think it's going to be it has all the makings of the things that have always made the Walking Dead really great viewing so, you know, in terms of these characters, and this very particular world and the action that this world insists upon, in order to survive it. While we still don't know the name of the show or the exact details of the story, it was announced at SDCC that the series will "wrap up story arcs," pertaining to the post-apocalyptic couple. The new images were shared by Gurira on her official Instagram, showing the two stars and showrunner smiling together in front of a hotel pool.

Rick and Michonne actors Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira reunite in newly-shared behind-the-scenes images from their upcoming Walking Dead spinoff.

As cool as a Rick and Michonne reunion will be for fans of The Walking Dead, it would be far better to see the five spinoff characters brought back together for one last huge, epic adventure. It is of course a foregone conclusion that Rick and Michonne will “find each other” at some point during the spinoff (for anything else to happen would be a major disappointment for fans). Rick on the other hand is still entangled with the CRM, as indicated by the final shot of him about to be picked up by a helicopter with the city of Philadelphia looming in the background. Could Rick bump into one of his old friends again during the course of the new spinoff? Walking Dead fans at one time were preparing themselves for the return of Rick Grimes via a promised trilogy of theatrically-released feature films. As the Michonne actor reveals, pre-production is underway on the spinoff.

The "Richonne" spinoff series has begun pre-production, bringing Danai Gurira and Andrew Lincoln back together.

It was announced that the series would "begin with six episodes," seemingly leaving the door open for additional episodes to be ordered. So this is that story, that journey between the two of them with a very raging world around them." For years, [Danai Gurira](https://movieweb.com/person/danai-gurira)'s Michonne and [Andrew Lincoln](https://movieweb.com/person/andrew-lincoln/)'s Rick Grimes had served as two of the TV show's most popular characters.

Danai Gurira, Andrew Lincoln & The Walking Dead CCO Scott M. Gimple checked in via Instagram from pre-production on the "Richonne" spinoff.

Thought the entire profile of the show's final run is worth checking out, jump to the 26:10 mark to hear from Lincoln, Gurira, and others about Rick & Michonne's epic return: In the first image gallery, we get a chance to see Rick and Michonne in action as their paths draw closer to one another. Gimple to confirm 2023 as the release year and that pre-production was "in full swing."

The Walking Dead: Dead City new official synopsis teases the plot of the Maggie & Negan spinoff, revealing the dangers of a post-apocalyptic New York.

The Walking Dead: Dead City introduces new characters to the universe, as Negan and Maggie get deeper into the secrets New York holds. Audiences will learn where exactly Maggie and Negan stand when The Walking Dead: Dead City premieres on April. This new traversal feature and the novelty of getting to explore an iconic real world setting should provide The Walking Dead: Dead City with a boost of interest from old and new fans of the zombie franchise. [AMC](https://www.amc.com/twdu/news/the-walking-dead/get-your-first-look-at-the-walking-dead-dead-city) has unveiled the official synopsis for the Maggie and Negan spinoff, The Walking Dead: Dead City. That trust kept building until the series finale, when Maggie and Negan had a long awaited heart-to-heart that set things clear between the two and put in motion their new joint-spinoff - The Walking Dead: Dead City. [The Walking Dead](https://screenrant.com/tag/the-walking-dead/) spinoff, The Walking Dead: Dead City, previews the dangers Maggie and Negan will face during their new mission in Manhattan.

During a recent appearance on Real Ones With Jon Bernthal, Norman Reedus reminisced about his and Bernthal's time together on The Walking Dead, ...

We're sitting there watching, the room's totally quiet, and I looked over at him and he looked over at me, and I go 'you're such a fucking asshole,' and he just starts laughing." Wilson passed away in 2018, after his character had already died on the show, but that had not stopped him from returning in flashbacks, a Robot Chicken parody, and all the other creative ways that The Walking Dead would periodically find to revisit fan-favorite characters after they had been written out of the series for good. He was beloved by his fellow cast members, and made a big impression on fans at events like Walker Stalker Con.

The Walking Dead became one of the biggest shows of the past decade, but its origins were much more humble, including original director Frank Darabont ...

I was like, 'Oh, my God, I love you so much.'" "Frank didn't have the conversations with -- he was like, in love with you and Andy [Lincoln] and Sarah [Wayne Callies], you guys were the group. "I didn't know Frank as well as you guys knew Frank.

The Walking Dead co-creator Robert Kirkman said that his tale of wandering, murderous, reanimated corpses isn't meant to be political. Is it though?

Ultimately, the question remains up in the air, and that conceptual debate serves to only enhance the literary merits of Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead. There’s evidence for both sides of the argument, and it is possible that the writer is attempting to demonstrate the anti-political nature of these kinds of power dynamics found in a post-apocalyptic no-man’s land. [a running theme throughout The Walking Dead](http://screenrant.com/walking-dead-character-deaths-kirkman-reason-realism/) that the many villains who populate the post-apocalypse seem to trend towards the brutal and despotic regardless of their overall power structure, throwing askew any accusations of anti-right-wing bias.