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Where Daryl and Carol travel, danger seems to follow! This time they are continuing their European trek and headed to Spain. The trailer for The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 3 was revealed during the show’s Hall H panel at San Diego Comic Con and will premiere on September 7, 2025, at 6 p.m. Pt / 9 p.m. Et on AMC and AMC+.

It was also revealed during Comic Con that the series was renewed for a fourth and final season, which will start production in the fall soon after the season three premiere date. Star of the series Norman Reedus commented on the show/character’s longevity and promises that it will “conclude in a satisfying way” for fans.

Season three of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon tracks Carol (McBride) and Daryl (Reedus) as they continue their journey towards home and the ones they love. As they struggle to find their way back,...

The cast and executive producers of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon announced today during the show’s Hall H panel at San Diego Comic-Con that the series has been renewed for a fourth and final season, which will begin production this month in Spain.

The eight-episode final season, starring Twd franchise icons Norman Reedus (“Daryl Dixon”) and Melissa McBride (“Carol Peletier”) and a stellar supporting cast, will film in and around Madrid in locations including Bilbao, Galicia, Andalucía, the Segovia region, Toledo and the Community of Madrid.

The Comic-Con panel previewed the series’ highly anticipated third season, which premieres September 7 on AMC and AMC+, and gave fans the first look at the season’s official trailer. The panel featured series stars and executive producers Reedus and McBride, showrunner David Zabel, executive producer Scott M. Gimple, chief content officer of The Walking Dead Universe, and executive producer Greg Nicotero.

“Across...

Today at San Diego Comic-Con, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon shocked fans seated for the Hall H panel by announcing that the spin-off series will end with Season 4.

The eight-episode fourth and final season — starring The Walking Dead fan-faves Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon) and Melissa McBride (Carol Peletier) — will film in various locations around Spain, including Bilbao, Galicia, Andalucía, the Segovia region, Toledo, and Madrid. Reedus and McBride have played these characters consistently since Season 1 of Twd premiered on Oct. 31, 2010.

The Comic-Con event previewed the series' highly anticipated third season, which premieres Sept. 7 on AMC, and gave fans their first look at the official trailer — watch below. Cast members and executive producers Reedus and McBride were joined on the panel by showrunner David Zabel, executive producer and chief content officer of The Walking Dead Universe Scott M. Gimple, and executive producer Greg Nicotero.

It was also announced at Comic-Con...

After two successful seasons, AMC has decided it's not ready to say goodbye to one of its most lucrative franchises, and has given the go-ahead for The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3. Premiering back in 2023, the spinoff series stars Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohen as fan favorites Maggie and Negan, and takes place in a post-apocalyptic Manhattan that's been isolated from the mainland and sees different factions jockeying for control.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, AMC has officially ordered a third season of The Walking Dead: Dead City, which will begin shooting this fall in Boston. The catch is that the current showrunner, Eli Jorné, will be replaced by Seth Hoffman, who served as a writer and co-executive producer on the flagship series. In a statement released yesterday, he said he couldn't be more thrilled to be back, and is eager to get to work on the next chapter of...

AMC Networks announced today that “The Walking Dead: Dead City” will return for a third season with Seth Hoffman taking over as showrunner.

Hoffman takes over the series starring fan-favorites Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Negan and Lauren Cohan as Maggie, both returning in the new season.

The season renewal comes just under a month after the series’ second season wrapped. In season three, “Maggie and Negan finally put aside their differences to build the first thriving community in Manhattan since the apocalypse, but when chaos in the city begins to arise, they are forced to question: have they learned from their old wounds or will their dark past spell doom for the entire city?”

“We’re thankful to Eli Jorné for two seasons of Dead City that took the story of these iconic characters in exciting new directions and broadened this thriving Universe by introducing a new corner of the walker apocalypse,...

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Based on Harlan Coben’s novel of the same name, Missing You might not be as critically acclaimed,...

In the past few decades, numerous postapocalyptic shows and films have been released, including works like The Last of Us, World War Z, Fallout, and so many more. However, none could match the allure of The Walking Dead. A great story reinforced with compelling characters, world-building, an onion-layered narrative depth, and a whole lot of secrets that have made people watch the show even in 2025.

The zombie show has been so influential that it has even inspired the iconic video game Days Gone. Thus, in a way, the show has been revolutionary and a real cult classic, getting better over time.

Surprisingly, a major percentage of the show’s audience would have overlooked one intriguing easter egg about the undead in the very first season of the show, which proved the show was ahead of its time.

The Walking Dead’s Easter Egg Hides a Detail About The Undead

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The season 2 finale of The Walking Dead: Dead City had a little of everything, from epic battles to heartbreak, but it was far from a proper conclusion to the story. The battle for control of Manhattan's methane still has many players. Both Maggie and Negan are still alive. And of course, Maggie's son Hershel remains under the thumb of the Dama.

The finale ended with a bizarre montage chronicling Maggie and Negan's adventures so far. It was a weird ending that came out of left field. For many fans, it felt conclusive. The last time The Walking Dead had a montage sequence like that was in the series finale of the original show. Are we supposed to take from this that Dead City is over, however many plotlines remain unresolved?

Not so fast. According to franchise head Scott Gimple, the hope is to continue Dead City into season 3. "I will say this,...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 8!The Walking Dead: Dead City star Lauren Cohan has explained the importance of the season 2 finale's major callback moment to the first series. During the end of Dead City season 2, Maggie (Cohan) finds Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) in the basement of the church, secretly watching as he lines up both Perlie (Gaius Charles) and Bruegel (Kim Coates) to be executed by Lucille. In a moment mirroring how he killed Glenn (Steven Yeun) in the original series, the former antagonist uses his baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire to kill Bruegel.

In an interview with ScreenRant's Owen Danoff about The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 finale, Cohan explained how Maggie felt watching Negan kill Bruegel, explaining how it conjured memories of Glenn. She discussed the dynamic between both characters and how it's impacted by these echoes of the past,...

In the final episode of season two of The Walking Dead: Dead City, viewers witnessed a major moment between two of the show’s central characters. Maggie, who has carried the pain of Glenn’s death for years, finally stood face to face with Negan, the man responsible. But when it came time to end things once and for all, she made a different choice.

The episode featured intense moments, especially as Negan went up against Bruegel, a new and dangerous threat played by Kim Coates. The two were fighting for control over a powerful resource, methane produced by walkers, which could restore energy to parts of New York City.

While that played out, Maggie was sent on a personal mission. The Dama, played by Lisa Emery, pushed her to take out Negan for good. It seemed like Maggie was ready. With her son Hershel urging her on and her grief weighing heavy,...

In the season two finale of The Walking Dead: Dead City, fans finally saw Maggie face the moment she had been waiting for since Glenn’s brutal death, a chance to kill Negan. But in a surprising twist, she let him live.

The episode, titled “If History Were a Conflagration,” showed Negan embracing his darker side once again, as he made a move to defeat Bruegel, a new villain played by Kim Coates. The two men were fighting for control over a huge supply of methane made from walkers, which could be the key to bringing power back to New York City.

At the same time, Maggie was under pressure from the Dama, a powerful and dangerous figure played by Lisa Emery. The Dama told Maggie to kill Negan, offering her the closure she had been chasing for years. Pushed by memories of Glenn and by her son Hershel, Maggie...

[This story contains spoilers from The Walking Dead: Dead City season two finale.]

Almost a decade ago, The Walking Dead took a baseball bat to its sprawling ensemble and changed the course of the show forever. Hard as it is to believe, Steven Yeun’s Glenn was smashed out of the story all the way back in 2016. Nearly 10 years on, Lauren Cohan’s Maggie has yet to satisfy vengeance against Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), the man who giddily beat her husband to death. At long last, Maggie finally had Negan dead to rights in the season two finale of The Walking Dead: Dead City, the spinoff show starring these two blood-crossed rivals — and just as she got up at bat, she decided to walk away from the plate.

Sunday night’s Dead City finale, titled “If History Were a Conflagration,” sees Negan deciding to go full heel in order to defeat Bruegel (Kim Coates), the franchise’s newest psychopath,...

Sons of Anarchy star Kim Coates recently opened up about how fans tend to get one huge part of the story wrong. He also spoke about starring in The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Cbr, Coates talked about the part of Sons of Anarchy's story that fans tend to get wrong when talking to him about the beloved crime drama. According to Coates, it's not as realistic as many people believe. "t's a TV show. People kept saying to me [about] Sons of Anarchy, 'Oh, my God, it was so real.' I went, 'So real? We would've all been in jail by the second episode of Season 1!'," Coates said with a laugh. "But that's what brings people in, right?"

Coates finds similarities in his time on Sons of Anarchy with his more recent appearance on The Walking Dead: Dead City, the first...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 8!Scott Gimple has addressed Steven Yeun's potential return as Glenn in The Walking Dead following The Walking Dead: Dead City's season 2 finale. Glenn's death has been hanging over Dead City season 2 since the start, with Maggie (Lauren Cohan) still feeling like she needs to avenge her husband after Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) killed him in the original show. This became more apparent when she watched the former antagonist kill Bruegel (Kim Coates) in the season finale, the final blow being the same her husband suffered from Lucille.

In an interview with ScreenRant's Tatiana Hullender about The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 finale, chief content officer Scott Gimple explained Glenn's return has been considered. The franchise creative explained how, while the idea for his return exists, the logistics wouldn't be easy to bring about due to Yeun's busy schedule.

In the season 2 finale of The Walking Dead: Dead City, Negan and Maggie once again clash as the battle for control of Manhattan reaches a climax (but very much not a conclusion).

In the ending of last week's episode, Maggie reunited with her son Hershel only to find that he's under the thumb of the Dama, who's revealed to be alive. The Dama has big plans for Hershel, managing to manipulate him into remaining by her side ahead of his own mother. She sees Hershel, a child born and bred after the zombie apocalypse, as the perfect achitect to usher in a new world and society, with his own unique vision.

What's more, the presence of Negan has caused a rift between Maggie and Hershel. Naturally, he's bewildered by the...complicated...relationship between them. And after the Dama convinces her that it's time for closure and that she needs...

This post contains spoilers from The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 episode 8.

The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 concludes with several twists, including Maggie's thirst for revenge, Bruegel's defeat, and the loss of a beloved character. The war over the methane reaches its breaking point, and a cliffhanger that will carry over to season 3.

The Dama's control

Maggie awakens, tied up and seeking escape, only to find a key lodged in a filing cabinet. Shortly after accessing the key, Dama enters the room and immediately starts using the same tactics she used on Hershel.

Much to Maggie's dismay, she notices the missing key (most likely because she planted it there) and orders Maggie to hand it over. Maggie frees herself before throwing the key, willing to comply temporarily for the sake of her son.

Dama wastes no time in tormenting Maggie, reflecting on her past with Negan to the point...

The second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City is fast approaching its conclusion. Episode 208, titled "If History Were a Conflagration," is set to debut on Sunday, June 22, though fans can get an early sneak peek here at what's to come in the tense finale.

Ahead of the season finale's premiere, Cbr can share an exclusive sneak peek clip. In the video, Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) calls back to his original introduction in The Walking Dead, which saw him choosing who to kill with Lucille by using, "Eenie, meenie, miney, mo." This time, however, it's Bruegel (Kim Coates) and Perlie (Gaius Charles) who are on their knees, awaiting to learn their fate. Check out the clip below.

Also seen in the clip is Maggie (Lauren Cohan), who's watching the situation unfold. This no doubt triggers some painful memories for Maggie, who saw Negan murder her husband, Glenn (Steven Yeun), back...

The latest season of The Walking Dead: Dead City is coming to a close, and things are looking intense. A new sneak peek shared by Collider shows a tense moment that could shape how the season ends , and maybe even whether the show comes back at all.

In the short clip, Negan, played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, appears to be gearing up for a major confrontation. After last week’s cliffhanger, it’s clear he’s not backing down. This week, Bruegel, played by Kim Coates, shows up with his group, and the mood turns serious right away.

When Bruegel asks about The Croat (Željko Ivanek), Negan casually says he’s on “a leave of absence.” What happens next is unexpected, Negan offers a fancy-looking feast to Bruegel and his followers. But the vibe is off. Something feels wrong, and the teaser cuts off before we find out what he’s really planning.

The second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City is finally wrapping up, and fans are on edge as the story heads toward what could be a very explosive ending. Collider just shared an early look at the upcoming finale, and from what we can see, things between Negan and Bruegel are about to get heated.

In the sneak peek, we see Negan, played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, preparing for a confrontation. After last week’s cliffhanger, where he seemed ready to go down swinging, the teaser shows Bruegel (Kim Coates) arriving with his people. The mood gets tense fast. Bruegel asks about The Croat, played by Željko Ivanek, and Negan casually replies that he’s on “a leave of absence.” From there, things only get stranger.

Negan surprises Bruegel and his crew with a large feast spread across a long table, calling it “a welcome gift.” But it doesn...

Well The Walking Dead: Dead Cityfans, we’ve finally made it to the end of Season 2. It’s been a long journey filled with reunions, break-ups, impossible survivals, and one incredibly ticked-off grizzly bear, but here we are on the cusp of the season finale. With the anticipation growing, Collider is excited to share a sneak peek of the upcoming episode that’s set for a premiere on Sunday. If you were wondering what Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) had been plotting and planning at the end of last week’s penultimate episode, you’ll want to pay special attention, because it appears that our first look might tease that something wicked is on the way.

For a quick refresher, the tail end of last week’s episode saw Negan ready to fight to the death. In our sneak peek, it looks like the time for brawling has come, as Bruegel...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 7!The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 finale trailer shows Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) on opposing sides of the conflict as Manhattan breaks into all out war. Dead City season 2, episode 7 ended with the revelation that the Dama (Lisa Emery) is still alive, knocking Maggie out in the final minutes of the episode. In the meantime, Negan is preparing to fortify the church with the Burazi, determined to kill anyone who arrives in order to keep Ginny (Mahina Napoleon) safe.

Now, AMC (via WotNot) has released a new trailer for Dead City season 2, episode 8, which sees the Dama speaking to Maggie after she wakes up. It appears her and Hershel (Logan Kim) have a long-term plan, but that Maggie will end up in the church when Bruegel (Kim Coates) and Perlie (Gaius Charles) arrive to confront Negan.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 6!The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 7 trailer reveals Maggie (Lauren Cohan) has captured the Croat (Željko Ivanek) in her hunt for Hershel (Logan Kim) as Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) tries to save Ginny's (Mahina Napoleon) life. Dead City season 2, episode 6 saw Hershel leave the group after they were taken in by Bruegel (Kim Coates), forcing Maggie to go after him. In the meantime, Ginny confronts Negan, only to collapse, the former antagonist taking her in after realizing something is wrong with her health.

Now, AMC (via WotNot) has released a new trailer for Dead City season 2, episode 7, showing Negan discovering Ginny's injury. To fight off a creeping infection, he and a team of Burazi go to a hospital overrun by Walkers, hoping to find medicine. In the meantime, Maggie finds and captures the Croat, who takes her to...

This post contains spoilers from The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 episode 6.

While Maggie, Perlie, Hershel, and Ginny remain cautious as to Bruegel's intentions, Negan finds himself taking over The Dama's crew after her death. In The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 episode 6, "Bridge Partners Are Hard to Come by These Days," Negan's life comes full circle, forced to make a difficult decision about The Croat as Maggie struggles to keep Hershel protected from The Dama's control.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Negan, Zeljko Ivanek as The Croat - The Walking Dead: Dead City _ Season 2, Episode 6 - Photo Credit: Robert Clark/AMC The Croat vs Negan

Now that The Dama is dead, The Croat is allowing Negan to do as he pleases, however, Negan can't help but feel sorry for him. As much as he wants to protect his wife and child, who are a day away, he knows he can't leave The Croat behind.

The Walking Dead: Dead City‘s brash survivors Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) might have a tempestuous relationship at best — but AMC’s actors Morgan and Cohan have been working together for close to a decade now, and are good pals. So, we thought it might be interesting to have their Dead City castmates ask them some hard-hitting questions during our latest catch-up. Morgan and Cohan’s co-stars, Gaius Charles (who plays Perlie Armstrong), Dascha Polanco (Major Lucia Narvaez) and Kim Coates (Bruegel), didn’t hold back. What ensues is a conversation about karaoke — including Morgan reminiscing about visiting a Japanese karaoke spot with the cast of 2009 film Watchmen — their early days on The Walking Dead together, and how they keep their onscreen chemistry alive. There’s also a major reveal: Morgan created Negan’s iconic two-note whistle with inspiration from his childhood. “There was no [specific] whistle...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 5!The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 6 trailer has been released, showing Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) dealing with the Croat's (Željko Ivanek) shocking decision while Bruegel (Kim Coates) offers Perlie (Gaius Charles) a deal. Dead City season 2, episode 5 ended with the Croat killing the Dama (Lisa Emery), letting her burn to death under some fallen candles. The soldiers of the New Babylon Federation wiped out the Foragers but were killed by zombies themselves, with Bruegel arriving in the final scene with the show's main heroes.

Now, AMC (via WotNot) has released a new trailer for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 6, showing Negan confronting the Coat after the Dama's death. The trailer also sees Bruegel trying to cut a deal with Perlie, saying he can give New Babylon access to the Burazi's methane. Maggie (Lauren Cohan) doesn't trust him,...

The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 picks up the story of survival in a post-apocalyptic Manhattan, where danger lurks in every corner. Streaming exclusively on AMC+ in the United States, the series returns with familiar characters and introduces new ones, each facing their own battles in a city ruled by the undead. In this article, we break down what the show is about, revisit the key events of Season 1, dive into how Season 2 is unfolding, and explore the cast and characters driving the story forward.

What Is the Show About?

Set in a devastated Manhattan, The Walking Dead: Dead City follows Maggie and Negan as they confront the challenges of a city isolated from the mainland. The series explores themes of survival, trust, and the blurred lines between enemies and allies in a world where the dead walk and the living fight for control.

What happened in Season 1?

In Season...

Angel Studios has set a February 6 wide theatrical release for Solo Mio directed by Chuck Kinnane and Dan Kinnane (Home Team) and produced by Mark Fasano and Jeffrey Greenstein. It’s the first romantic comedy for faith-based Angel.

Kevin James stars as Matt, a man whose dreams of a picturesque Italian wedding are shattered when his fiancée leaves him at the altar. Matt embarks on his planned honeymoon across Italy alone, immersing himself in the country’s vibrant culture, food, and beauty, meeting Gia (Nicole Grimaudo) along the way.

With Alyson Hannigan, Kim Coates, Jonathan Roumie, Julee Cerda and Julie Ann Emery. Written by James and Patrick and John Kinnane.

Hannigan — whose previous credits include Universal’s American Pie film franchise and hit series How I Met Your Mother and Buffy the Vampire Slayer – plays a twice-divorced woman who is on her...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 4!A new trailer forThe Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 5 teases Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) confronting another Manhattan group as Bruegel (Kim Coates) arrives in Central Park. Dead City season 2, episode 4 focused on Negan getting Bruegel to join the Dama's (Lisa Emery) alliance, blackmailing him because his so-called champion fighting zombie was really a person the whole time. He also told Maggie (Lauren Cohan) the location of a methane production facility, which could help New Babylon's communities learn more about and utilize the technology for themselves.

Now, AMC (via WotNot) has released a new trailer for Dead City season 2, episode 5, focusing on Negan trying to convince Manhattan's last holdout, Christos (Jake Weary), to join the Dama's alliance. Meanwhile, Lucia (Dascha Polanco) seemingly turns on the Foragers, also demanding Negan is found and brought to her. Multiple scenes suggest chaos is about to unfold,...

This post contains spoilers from The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 episode 4.

Believing New Babylon has been thwarted, Dama still wants an army for when they return. In The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 episode 4, "Feisty Friendly," they meet with Bruegel, a new villain for the series.

Meanwhile, Perlie and Maggie want to cut to the chase, asking Negan directly where the methane is so they can retrieve it and go home. But is their biggest enemy someone already close to home?

Lauren Cohan as Maggie Rhee, Logan Kim as Hershel - The Walking Dead: Dead City _ Season 2, Episode 4 - Photo Credit: Robert Clark/AMC Bringing back the old world

Realizing that Negan is alive and nearby, Perlie and Maggie decide the best course of action is to ask him directly where to find the methane. Perlie is able to convince Lucia of their mission, ensuring that their people have...

As you know, I’ve been a fan of The Walking Dead franchise since the beginning, and like any long-running property, there have been good and bad parts.

The Walking Dead: Dead City, the second of three post-original series spinoffs, has been the biggest wildcard because it notoriously reunited Maggie and Negan in the same show.

But for the most part, it’s been a chilling new entry that has added another layer to the zombie apocalypse.

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Sadly, The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 Episode 4 featured so many eye-roll moments that I questioned whether I was watching one of the latter seasons of Fear the Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 1 was a decent attempt at adding some gas to a tired franchise, but the second season is struggling to have much of a purpose.

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Kim Coates is a fantastic actor, but...

At this point in The Walking Dead: Dead City, the board is set and the pieces are moving. Maggie and the New Babylon group are scouting Manhattan with the aim of taking control of methane production, thus controlling the city. Meanwhile, Negan, the Croat and the Dama head to the art museum in an attempt to broker an unlikely alliance.

The newest episode, "Feisty Friendly," is a mixed bag. It has slow, thought-provoking scenes and more than a few epic moments. We are properly introduced to Bruegel (Kim Coates), one of the most eccentric gang leaders in Manhattan. Upon heading to his gang's base inside an art museum, Negan, the Croat, the Dama, and their team attempt to strike a deal with him, trying to safeguard Manhattan against the oncoming New Babylon Federation. Coates is fantastic as Bruegel; his artsy, unhinged character is eccentric and unpredictable. Pitted alongside Negan, they're a pretty firery duo,...

There's no denying that the Western genre has been experiencing a renaissance in recent years, thanks in no small part to Taylor Sheridan. Yellowstone was just the tip of the iceberg for the prolific creator, as spin-offs such as 1883 and 1923 helped propel the genre back into the limelight. Since then, a number of other filmmakers have come along to add their voices to the mix, including Peter Berg, the man behind this year's Netflix hit, American Primeval, which got the seal of approval from Sheridan himself.

Speaking with Esquire about a variety of topics, including his Netflix Western, the subject of Sheridan inevitably came up. After all, it's hard to talk about the genre these days without mentioning his influence. While Berg admitted that he and the Yellowstone creator are friends, he never really put his creation in the same category as what Sheridan is doing:

"Taylor's a good friend of mine,...

American Primeval, Netflix’s ultra-violent answer to Yellowstone, was released earlier this year as a six-episode limited series. For those who watched it, it appeared that the definitive nature of the bleak ending had sealed the show’s fate. However, according to series director Peter Berg, Netflix is considering bringing back the Western drama for Season 2. Spoilers ahead for the American Primeval finale.

During an interview with Esquire, Peter Berg (Deepwater Horizon) revealed that the filmmaker and the rest of the American Primeval crew are currently trying to figure out how to make Season 2. The series, which is set in 1857 in the Utah Territory, saw most of its main characters perish by the end of the six-episode season. However, as Berg notes, they are still interested in telling another story about the children that survived the cruelty of the wild west. This means that the show's creators have to lock...

Negan’s (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) family is on The Dama’s (Lisa Emery) mind in an exclusive to Collider sneak peek of this week’s episode of The Walking Dead: Dead City. Titled “Feisty Friendly,” the installment, which arrives this Sunday, will see Negan further pressed to keep up appearances for his new boss, who is happy to hold his family over his head. The Dama is certainly living up to the first word in the episode’s title, as she’s getting a little bit feisty with the leather-clad Negan while he taunts a walker trapped inside a tow truck. Ordering her new enforcer to keep their day in line with his cool, calm, collected, and threatening attitude, The Dama is taken aback when he gives her a sarcastic response. Reclaiming her upper hand, she slyly reminds him that she knows where his family is — forcing Negan to keep...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 3!The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 4 trailer has been released, revealing Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan's (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) reunion as the Dama (Lisa Emery) gathers new allies. Dead City season 2, episode 3 brought the series' core protagonists the closest they've been since season 1, when Negan kills a member of the Burazi to save Hershel (Logan Kim). He disappears afterward, but Maggie is now determined to find him, becoming notably obsessive about why he saved her son. Meanwhile, he's continuing to be forced to work for the Dama and the Croat (Željko Ivanek).

Now, AMC (via WotNot) has released a trailer for Dead City season 2, episode 4, which confirms that Maggie and Negan will finally be reunited. It also teases the Dama visiting other leaders in New York City, including Bruegel (Kim Coates), to shape alliances against the New Babylon Federation.

Sadly, The Real Housewives of New Jersey wasn’t part of the Bravo fall lineup, but it should have been.

We know Season 14 ended in disaster, but there wasn’t a reunion to wrap things up.

Watching the season finale at Rails Steakhouse in two separate rooms didn’t do it for us.

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Sure, Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga may never reconcile, but they could co-exist for another season, right?

What about the other cast members who got the short end of the stick because of the shenanigans at Rails?

(Bravo/Screenshot) Melissa Gorga Could Spearhead Season 15 of The Real Housewives of New Jersey

Say what you want about Melissa Gorga and Rhonj, but she and her husband, Joe Gorga, have legions of fans who would tune in to watch them on Bravo again.

Melissa is friendly with many Rhonj cast members, including Rachel Fuda, Danielle Cabral, Margaret Josephs,...

The quest for the methane begins and perhaps ends just as fast. It seems both Maggie and Negan are in similar positions of being forced into the situation, which may be what saves them in the end. In The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 episode 2 "Lesson," we learn just how threatening The Dama can be, and how irresponsible the New Babylon Federation (unsurprisingly) is. Here's a recap of the episode on AMC!

Logan Kim as Hershel  - The Walking Dead: Dead City _ Season 2, Episode 2 - Photo Credit: Robert Clark/AMC Hershel joins the fight

Although Negan has performed for The Dama and The Croat, he returns to his cell, surrounded by the dead cockroaches. Noticing his glum behavior, Victor, the man responsible for watching Negan arrives with a violin and an interesting tale, which is how we know he isn't going to last long.

Victor shares that he despised his violin lessons,...

If you thought The Walking Dead: Dead City was just another spin in the ever-churning The Walking Dead machine, Season 2 might pleasantly slap you across the face.

We sat down with Dascha Polanco (Narvaez), Kim Coates (Bruegel), and Gaius Charles (Armstrong) to talk all things undead, ungovernable, and undeniably chaotic.

We’re about to delve into spoiler territory, so if you haven’t watched The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 Episode 1, you may want to bookmark this page for later!

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Dascha Polanco’s character, Narvaez, stands out in the second season as one of the best.

For her, it’s all about the role and the significance she brings to the show’s world.

Dascha Can’t Wait for Fans to See More of Her Character

She told us she enjoyed stepping into a world that resembles New York, “especially as a New Yorker,” and that she...

The Walking Dead: Dead City has returned following the success of the Walking Dead offshoot's first season. Following the riveting premiere episode, Cbr can provide an exclusive sneak peek at what's coming next in an all-new clip.

The second episode of Season 2, titled "Another Shitty Lesson," will premiere on Sunday, May 11 at 9:00 Pm Et/Pt. It is written by Zoe Vitale and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis. In the episode, per the official description, "Maggie begins a treacherous journey back to the island. Negan reluctantly joins the fight." Cbr's preview showcases a scene from the episode where Maggie (Lauren Cohan) comes across a tire fire before she's unexpectedly met by Hershel (Logan Kim). The clip can be watched below.

"The Walking Dead: Dead City follows the popular Maggie (Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) characters traveling into a post-apocalyptic Manhattan, long ago cut off from the mainland. The crumbling...

Warning: The Following Contains Mild Spoilers for The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2, Episode 1, "Power Equals Power"

The Walking Dead: Dead City finally made its long-awaited Season 2 premiere last night on AMC after a two-year absence, and fans were not disappointed. Starring Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan, the fifth series in the franchise serves as a direct sequel to The Walking Dead, which ended in 2022. While fans got to see Morgan's character of Negan in a precarious position after being presented with what many are calling Lucille 2.0, he says there was a lot more to that scene that ended up on the cutting room floor that would have made it have even more of an impact on viewers.

Speaking with Deadline, Morgan noted how far Negan has come since fans were first introduced to him back in 2016, and how he's gone from a ruthless killer to an antihero savior.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 1!Jeffrey Dean Morgan hypes up going "a little mano e mano" in The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 against Sons of Anarchy star Kim Coates. In the premiere of Dead City season 2, Negan (Morgan) gathered the groups of Manhattan together to intimidate them into joining under the Dama's (Lisa Emery) rule. One of these groups was led by Bruegel (Coates), a mysterious, rich and powerful leader with plenty of sway across New York City. While not much is known about him, season 2, episode 1 emphasized his importance for later in the story.

Speaking with Deadline, Morgan teased Negan and Bruegel's conflict in The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, confirming the characters will soon be at odds with one another. The actor praised Coates' performance on the show, saying he was impressed by his portrayal of the new antagonist. He also...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 1!A new trailer for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 shows Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) fighting on different sides of a war for Manhattan in the next episodes. Dead City season 2 has laid the groundwork for the upcoming episodes, with Maggie joining the New Babylon Federation's mission to learn more about the methane being used by the Dama (Lisa Emery) and her group. Meanwhile, Negan is forcibly uniting Manhattan's survivor groups to fight New Babylon, after learning his wife, Annie, is in the clutches of the Dama.

Now, AMC (via WotNot) has released a new trailer for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, teasing what to expect in the episodes ahead. The trailer shows Maggie and Perlie (Gaius Charles) arriving in Manhattan, as Negan and the Croat (Željko Ivanek) discuss how to handle the situation.

Spoiler Alert! This story contains details from the season 2 opener of The Walking Dead: Dead City on AMC.

AMC’s starry sequel featuring Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Negan) and Lauren Cohan (Maggie) returned Sunday with more tales about post-apocalyptic Manhattan, where two factions are fighting for control of the island. Maggie and Negan are trapped on opposite sides.

Here, Morgan — who is joined in season 2 by Gaius Charles, Željko Ivanek, Mahina Anne Marie Napoleon, Lisa Emery, Logan Kim, Dascha Polanco and Kim Coates — explains Negan’s state of mind and whether he actually approves of Lucille 2.0.

Deadline The real world is kind of crappy right now, so I’m curious, does working in this make-believe crappy world feel like an escape for you?

Jeffrey Dean Morgan A little bit, yeah. One of the reasons I became an actor was to escape some real life stuff. And certainly the world of The Walking Dead...

Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) don’t have it easy in zombie-filled New York City.

One of AMC’s major spinoffs from its flagship undead series, “The Walking Dead: Dead City” finally returns and finds the unlikely allies continuing to fight in a war for control of NYC. The second season of the show looks to be bloodier and more brutal than ever.

Here’s everything you need to know about where and when to tune in for the second season of AMC’s “The Walking Dead: Dead City.”

When does “The Walking Dead: Dead City” Season 2 come out?

“The Walking Dead: Dead City” Season 2 begins on Sunday, May 4.

How can I watch “The Walking Dead: Dead City” Season 2?

The second season of “The Walking Dead: Dead City” will air on AMC on Sunday nights and will be available to stream on AMC+.

Are episodes released weekly or all at once?...

The newest villain in The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 may beat out the franchise's biggest antagonist, according to executive producer Scott M. Gimple. After a first installment, which leaned all the way into the unlikely partnership between Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan), The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2returns to AMC and AMC+ on Sunday, May 4. It will see the reluctant partners fighting for control of Manhattan, albeit they're on opposite sides. It will be complicated by the arrival of a new baddie: Bruegel, who is played by Sons of Anarchy and Prison Break alum Kim Coates.

In an interview with ScreenRant's Tatiana Hullender, Gimple offered insight into how Bruegel and his group of survivors operated and what makes them stand out compared to past Walking Dead villains. Gimple, who is the chief content officer of The Walking Dead universe at AMC, explained all of...

Are you ready to say goodbye to broadcast TV for the summer? We’re sure not.

The only silver lining is that cable and streaming premieres continue to premiere throughout the summer.

This coming week brings back Poker Face and The Walking Dead: Dead City. Check out what we think should be on your radar.

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In the penultimate episode of Tracker Season 2, Colter and Reenie are wrapped up in chaos when Colter takes a case involving Reenie’s mysterious client, Leo Sharf.

Leo has been shady from the get-go, and things will finally come to a head where he’s concerned.

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A new clip from The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 shows Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) returning to his old ways and delivering a shock with Lucille during a sermon. Dead City season 2 sees Negan forced to work under the Dama (Lisa Emery) to unite the survivors of Manhattan under her group. His work for her began after Maggie (Laren Cohan) traded him for her son, Hershel (Logan Kim), the latter of whom the Dama threatened to kill if the former antagonist doesn't do as she says.

Now, ScreenRant can share an exclusive clip from The Walking Dead:Dead City season 2, episode 1, showing Negan delivering a sermon to forcibly unite the people of Manhattan. He begins addressing a disgruntled survivor, who grabs Lucille in a rage. However, it electrocutes him, with a soldier using a flamethrower to keep other survivors back. Negan talks about how the Dama's control of ethanol means her...

Negan and Maggie are returning for a second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City. The duo find themselves trapped on the opposite side of the battle. As the duo tries to make it back to one another, things get more challenging and deadlier than ever. As a massive fan of the first season, I was excited to see what the writers, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohen, had in store for us.

The Walking Dead: Dead City S2 Review

The Walking Dead: Dead City picks up shortly after the finale of Season 1. Negan is a captive of the Burazi, who want to hunt down and find Megan and her son, Hershel. Of course, Maggie feels bad for trading Negan for her son, so she begins to hunt down and attempt to save Negan before it’s too late.

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Season One laid its cards on the table with a striking premise: Maggie and Negan, once mortal enemies, storm a decaying Manhattan to rescue Maggie’s son, Hershel. By the finale, Negan finds himself shackled as a political pawn under the Dama’s iron grip, while Maggie secures her boy’s safety at the cost of uneasy truces.

Season Two vaults directly into those tensions. Negan initially refuses the Dama’s offer to reclaim power, only to relent when the Croat’s threats extend to his hidden family. Across the river, Maggie bargains with the New Babylon forces—offering herself as collateral to keep Hershel alive.

This installment doubles down on its ambitions. Stretching to eight episodes, it carves out space for both lead characters to confront lingering grief and repressed guilt. New survivor enclaves—ranging from cultured zombie-brawlers to folk-ritual mystics—inject fresh oddities into familiar power plays.

In a franchise crowded with spin-offs,...

This Sunday, the dead will rise again, with the Season 2 return of The Walking Dead: Dead City. Despite being part of the title, it isn’t the undead that will be the center of the drama on the offshoot of The Walking Dead. Instead, that honor goes to Lauren Cohan’s Maggie and Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s Negan, with the pair of enemies-turned-friends standing in the spotlight all over again for the highly anticipated sophomore installment. In a fresh set of images released to tease the debut episode, audiences are invited to catch a glimpse of Maggie, Negan, and some of the other faces — both familiar and new — who will bring the story back to life on May 4.

While it’s certainly exciting to get a sneak peek of the action ahead of theshow’s return, the images also indicate what we’ve long been fearing about the sophomore season...