Don't Watch The Remaining 'The Walking Dead' Season 6 Episodes So You Won't Smash Your TV Set
The last few "The Walking Dead" season 6 episodes made its viewers' heartbeat fluctuate as some fan favorites were put in the brink of death. Some of them left for good while others miraculously survived.
When the show returns next month, there will be no more hesitation in killing well-loved characters. Executive producer Scott Gimple said bodies will drop in remaining "The Walking Dead" season 6 episodes and will surely make viewers shed some tears.
"The back half of the season will involve some crying and screaming at the TV set," Gimple told TV Guide.
The mid-season finale's ending gave a hint of what kind of destruction awaits Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and the rest of Alexandria characters. Negan, the menacing villain in the comic books is coming to the AMC show and will be portrayed by Jeff Dean Morgan. There is no assurance, though, which week he will appear.
Gimple assures Negan TV version's personality and traits will be taken straight from the source material. Although he alone is already a great villain, the EP says he is not the only problem for the protagonists in the remaining "The Walking Dead" season 6 episodes. Within the group is another possible enemy.
"Some of the scariest people in the back half of the season are our people," he said. "These characters are at their strongest right now, but the problem is, the threats of the world are also at their strongest. We'll see these immovable objects meet."
In another interview, lead star Lincoln said the second half of "The Walking Dead" season six is like a restart.
"It almost feels like the end of episode 9 is a chapter finish, and then episode 10 is a completely different flavor, something we've never seen before in the show," he told Entertainment Weekly's Dalton Ross.
"And then what begins to happen - because we've been looking so inwardly, and it's been much more about group dynamic and security - suddenly what happens is that the world starts to get a little bigger, and with that, we lift our heads up to the horizon, and in many instances the horizon is a beautiful in one direction, and in other directions it's a terrible, terrible nightmare. It's an exciting time."
What do you expect from remaining The Walking Dead" season 6 episodes?
Watch "The Walking Dead" season 6 Mid-Season Premiere Trailer below.
