The Walking Dead Series Finale Ending Explained (In Detail)
The Walking Dead series finale is packed with twists, turns and tragedies, plus a few familiar faces. Here's The Walking Dead's ending explained.
Based on one of the most successful and popular comic books of all time, AMC’s The Walking Dead captures the ongoing human drama following a zombie apocalypse. The series, developed for television by Frank Darabont, follows a group of survivors, led by police officer Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), who are traveling in search of a safe and secure home. However, instead of the zombies, it is the living who remain that truly become the walking dead. The Walking Dead lasted for eleven seasons and spawned several spinoff shows, such as Fear the Walking Dead and The Walking Dead: World Beyond.
The Walking Dead series finale is packed with twists, turns and tragedies, plus a few familiar faces. Here's The Walking Dead's ending explained.
One scene in The Ones Who Live suggests Rick may be disappointed in RJ Grimes, which could set up an interesting future for The Walking Dead.
The Ones Who Live's final episode will conclude Rick and Michonne's epic love story and several major Walking Dead characters could appear.
The Ones Who Live's fifth episode saw Rick gift Michonne toothpaste, but this is actually a callback that has far more meaning than meets the eye.
One Walking Dead spinoff helps clarify which special confidante Jadis claimed to have killed during her speech in The Ones Who Live episode 5.
The Ones Who Live just featured its biggest death yet, which puts an end to an impressive 7-year acting streak from one Walking Dead veteran.
The Ones Who Live has been telling an emotionally compelling love story that perfectly flips the dynamic of one other Walking Dead spinoff.
While Glenn's death is a horrifying moment in The Walking Dead comics, the deeper tragedy is that he isn't around to help raise his son Hershel.
With The Ones Who Live heading towards its conclusion, The Walking Dead spinoff has exposed a serious zombie problem in Rick and Michonne's story.
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One The Walking Dead scene that was six years in the making went in a completely different direction than anyone would have anticipated.
The Ones Who Live looks much more likely to get a second season after episode 4's ending took Rick and Michonne's story in an unexpected direction.
Invincible's second season is perfectly avoiding the huge problem that nearly killed Robert Kirkman's other hit series, The Walking Dead.
Rick and Daryl's Walking Dead reunion has been a possibility for years, but The Ones Who Live episode 4 means it needs to happen now more than ever.
Danai Gurira is one of the most pivotal parts of The Ones Who Live and she just helped deliver The Walking Dead an award-worthy episode.
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Rick Grimes has many defining characteristics but one of his biggest traits over his nine seasons on The Walking Dead has shockingly been removed.
The Walking Dead's time skips have been difficult to follow, but The Ones Who Live just cleared up a confusing part of the franchise's timeline.
With The Ones Who Live's tense love story heating up, Rick Grimes just massively disrespected Lori, 12 years after she exited the franchise.
The CRM has been a significant part of The Ones Who Live, but another major Walking Dead character almost joined the group 2 seasons before Rick.
One popular The Ones Who Live ending theory could be exactly where the spinoff is heading after the latest clue provided by Major General Beale.