Gallery: “The Walking Dead” Almost Caught Up!

Gallery: “The Walking Dead” Almost Caught Up!

Hey guys! I’m so sorry with the lack of updates around here for A LONG time, but I’ve finally updated the gallery with TONS of high quality episode stills from the rest of season 10 The Walking Dead and what’s currently out for season 11. Episode captures will be coming very soon! Hope you enjoy the photos!

Press: TWD Director Teases Season 10 Finale’s “Jaw-Dropping” Ending

“People’s jaws are gonna drop” over the final minutes of The Walking Dead’s tenth season, teases season finale director Greg Nicotero. The episode, pushed from its April 12 air date amid the coronavirus crisis, picks up where “The Tower” left off: with Judith Grimes (Cailey Fleming), Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), Father Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) and other survivors trapped inside an abandoned hospital tower swarmed by the legion of zombies steered by Whisperer Beta (Ryan Hurst). To escape a certain doom, Daryl (Norman Reedus), Carol (Melissa McBride), Kelly (Angel Theory) and others must infiltrate the walker horde fearing it’s a mission not everyone will survive.

“It’s one of my favorite episodes of the season,” Nicotero told FANDOM. “What’s great about our show, and what Angela [Kang, showrunner] has done so well, is really kept the momentum of the story moving forward. Where we last left everyone was that Beta and the horde was surrounding the tower, and the finale picks up right where we left off.”

Trapped by the “giant, massive” army of “thousands of zombies surrounding where they’re safe,” our group faces their greatest challenge just as Maggie (Lauren Cohan) re-enters the story and begins a new chapter of The Walking Dead.

“There’s a lot of character storylines that are [addressed] — you get little bits of information here, here, here, and you want to end that chapter and start the next chapter in the finale,” Nicotero said. “We address lots of stuff with Daryl, lots of stuff with Negan, lots of stuff with Beta, lots of stuff with Carol.”

Nicotero added, “I think it’s already been revealed that Maggie’s return is in the finale, and it tees us up so well for Season 11 that it’s a little agonizing for me to not be able to talk about it. Because the last two minutes of the finale, people’s jaws are gonna drop.”

While explaining why AMC was forced to postpone the season finale, Nicotero promised the episode “will not disappoint” when it airs later this year.

Kang earlier revealed the episode — which also follows Eugene (Josh McDermitt), King Ezekiel (Khary Payton), Yumiko (Eleanor Matsuura) and new ally Princess (Paola Lázaro) on a race against time to meet the new community represented by Eugene’s radio contact Stephanie (Margot Bingham) — will end on a cliffhanger.

“I’ll just say that there’s some big stuff and there is a cliffhanger, without getting into what exactly that is,” Kang previously told Entertainment Weekly. “But I think hopefully it will be exciting.”

Source: Comicbook.com

Gallery: “The Walking Dead” Updates!

Gallery: “The Walking Dead” Updates!

Hey guys! I’m so sorry with the lack of updates around here, but I’ve finally updated the gallery with screencaps and some episode stills from the last few episodes of The Walking Dead. Hope you enjoy the photos!

Press: Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Probably) Won’t Return for ‘Supernatural’ Final Season

One of Supernatural’s executive producers has weighed in on why fans probably won’t see Jeffrey Dean Morgan return as John Winchester for the show’s finale.

At the annual Television Critics Association press tour this weekend, executive producer Eugenie Ross-Leming explained Morgan’s cameo last season was too perfect of a send-off.

In Supernatural’s 300th episode “Lebanon,” John Winchester was pulled out of the past and brought to Sam and Dean’s present — where his wife and their mother, Mary, was also still alive. While everyone hoped the reunion would be permanent, John ultimately had to be brought back to his time before things changed for the worse. What followed was an emotional final dinner with the family, who hadn’t all been together since Sam was a baby. As Ross-Leming said, it’s a tough act to follow.

The upcoming 15th season of Supernatural will be its last, so fans are holding out for a number of returning faces. As with John’s return, Season 14 already featured a number of cameos from fan favorites, likely designed to put a button on the characters as the show heads towards the end. Of course, there’s always the possibility of Supernatural spinoffs, which could give certain characters another chance to shine.

Returning Thursday, October 10 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW for its final season, Supernatural stars Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, Misha Collins and Alexander Calvert.

Source: CBR

Gallery: “The Walking Dead” and “Ride with Norman Reedus” Updates

Hey guys! I’ve updated the gallery with screencaps and some episode stills from the last few episodes of The Walking Dead and the season premiere episode Jeffrey was on Ride with Norman Reedus. Hope you enjoy the photos!

Gallery: “Supernatural” 14×13 Lebanon

Gallery: “Supernatural” 14×13 Lebanon

Hey guys! I’ve updated the gallery with stills and captures from the 300th episode of Supernatural that Jeffrey was in. I’ll be getting scans from the EW magazine issue up sometime tomorrow. Hope you enjoy the photos!

Press: Jeffrey Wants Negan vs. The Whisperers

The Walking Dead star Jeffrey Dean Morgan admits he’ll be “very disappointed” if Negan doesn’t cross paths with the Whisperers.

“Look, that one that we’re talking about, that you brought up, I would like very much to make come true,” Morgan told Screen Rant in the fall during a Walking Dead set visit when asked about Negan’s shared scenes with the Whisperers.

“I love all the stuff with Beta and, as you know, we’ve added a couple amazing characters to this cast. I hope to god that Negan makes it to those scenes and that we decide that that’s not going to be a part of the comic we don’t do, y’know? There’s been that. I’ve looked forward to some storylines and then they haven’t come to pass.”

In the comics, Negan bands with the territorial Whisperers after being freed from the Alexandrian prison. The foul-mouthed Negan quickly clashes with Whisperer second-in-command Beta but comes to respect leader Alpha, despite openly disagreeing with their barbaric way of life.

Negan later betrays the Whisperers to earn the trust of Rick Grimes as part of his growing rehabilitation, and is recruited to the front lines in the Whisperer war. It’s there Negan emerges as Beta’s chief rival before going on to win his freedom — and a new start.

“I hope that those happen because as a fan of the comic I think they were very important moments. And as a fan of this character, I think they’re very important for the Negan storyline,” Morgan said.

“If Negan’s storyline is just what we’ve seen so far, I’d be very disappointed because I think there’s so much more to this character.”

Morgan admitted last year he’ll be “forever disappointed” the Carl-Negan dynamic couldn’t play out as it did in the books following the Season Eight death of Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs). He’s since established a comparable relationship with Carl’s half-sister Judith (Cailey Fleming).

Sunday’s mid-season premiere revealed Alpha, portrayed by Samantha Morton, and daughter Lydia (Cassady McClincy). Beta will debut in the coming episodes, played by Morgan’s friend and former Sons of Anarchy star Ryan Hurst.

The Walking Dead Season Nine premieres new episodes Sundays at 9/8c on AMC.

Source: Comicbook.com

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