THE WALKING DEAD RICK GRIMES SERIES

Then you sort of have to look back at all the 'A' symbolism on the show (from the Terminus markings to the Alexandria tags to Daryl's potato sack). So what's an 'A' and what's a 'B?' Initially, it seemed like a nod to the Whisperers (who are coming to the series). One thing's for sure: This group requires human specimens. Maybe it's a base, maybe it's a research facility. Rick's currently headed to a place that has access to military tech and medical supplies. What if, as a way to make it up to us, these movies give the show an actual stopping point? That's not to say everything ends with the third movie, but what if Rick's adventure involves people trying to discover an actual cure? That's how you eventually end the entire franchise. Also, some of you are probably Russian spies. well, the recent trickery involving Rick not dying, and instead continuing in these movies, the show's cutesy tactics for trying to fool its viewers have landed less-than-ideally. Another issue fans and critics have had over the past few years is the show's reliance on cheap smoke and mirrors-style deception. Nothing came of it except to establish that everyone in the world was infected with a virus that turns them into zombies when they die, no matter how they die. Back in Season 1, in a break from the comics, Rick's crew visited the CDC for a spell. There's no intuitive end point within the established story for this show. The CureThe Walking Dead continues to take flak, especially as it's transformed into an exhaustively long-running series, over its lack of an endgame. Giving us a look at the much larger world, outside of North America, would be a rad twist. or thereabouts? Moving the movies to a different country would also feed into everything Gimple and Lincoln are saying about the movies involving yet-unseen worlds, new corners, and things fans have been saying for years that they want to see in a zombie apocalypse.

Even though starring in these movies takes up way less time, wouldn't it also be easier if they were shot somewhere else? Somewhere in the U.K.

THE WALKING DEAD RICK GRIMES SERIES

So it would also make sense for The Commonwealth to remain a future show element.ДЄlso, one of the big reasons Andrew Lincoln left the series was because he didn't like being away from his family and shooting in Atlanta for nine months out of the year. And, some of the new characters introduced on the show, at the very end of 'What Comes After,' are part of The Commonwealth storyline in the comic. There was also that signpost that read 'Toledo' earlier this season. Georgie and all her handy tips about civilization and agriculture may be Commonwealth-related. Plus, The Commonwealth may already exist on the series. Though, as easy an answer as The Commonwealth might be, it's also an unlikely next stop for Rick since these movies are being hyped up as an 'original Rick Grimes story.' It's not a lock, no, but all the interviews being done about these films subtly suggest a big break from the comics. It's definitely the type of place to have helicopters at its disposal (like the one Rick left the series in) and it's definitely in the general tri-state vicinity of where the show's been taking place in these later seasons. The Commonwealth, comprised of dozens of connected townships, has music venues, sports arenas, and many touchstones of the old world. With technological achievements and advantages far beyond that of Hilltop and Alexandria, and around 50,000 residents, this place is the most advanced and heavily populated city introduced in the Kirkman comics. The CommonwealthIf we're keeping it simple and looking for something connected to the comic series, tethered to the source material, then The Commonwealth is an easy pick. Here are three things the Rick Grimes Walking Dead movies could be about.

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