Spoilers and Speculation

[Nashville]

11 hours ago, maystone said:

I worry about Carol. I think they might kill her for a big emotional punch in the gut now that the Caryl spin-off was torpedoed.

Nahhh - keeping Carol around gives TPTB yet another spinoff option in case Daryl’s across-the-pond piddle doesn’t pan out, ratings-wise.

[SharonH58]

[OoohMaggie]

 

 

[OoohMaggie]

Getting bitten on the arm is so ridiculous now, even the stormtroopers with their obviously ineffectual plastic nonsense should have taken a leaf out of corduroy boy’s book from World Beyond, you might look like a dick but they ain’t biting through it 😁

Edited November 6, 2022 by OoohMaggie

[cambridgeguy]

All these years and people are still paying the price for not wearing some extra thick padding on their extremities

[SharonH58]

23 hours ago, OoohMaggie said:

Getting bitten on the arm is so ridiculous now, even the stormtroopers with their obviously ineffectual plastic nonsense should have taken a leaf out of corduroy boy’s book from World Beyond, you might look like a dick but they ain’t biting through it 😁

Especially Lydia, who grew  up a Whisperer.   

[OoohMaggie]

6 hours ago, SharonH58 said:

Especially Lydia, who grew  up a Whisperer.   

The whole RV scene was, as has been commented upon previously just ridiculous, why the Walker suddenly found her bite-able is anyones guess. The fact that martial art expert Elijah found himself incapable of circling the van, never mind being swept along with the horde is just one of those things we’re expected to accept 😩

[OoohMaggie]

Norman Reedus says 'everybody dies' in The Walking Dead series finale,

Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon) 

"There are certain moments that are super sad. And then there are certain moments that are like, 'F--- yeah, that's the group!' There will be people yelling 'Come on!' There will be lots of that sort of screaming at the television kind of stuff. We went big on the last eight episodes, so there's a lot of adrenaline. There's a lot of emotion. There's a lot of fear. There are all of the things that you would want in a finale, for sure. There's a lot happening. Some of the groups show some real bravery that you don't see coming, which is great. And they're big sets — big badass movie sets. And then everybody dies. NO, KIDDING!"

https://comicbook.com/tv-shows/news/the-walking-dead-series-finale-everybody-dies-norman-reedus-lauren-cohan/

Lauren Cohan (Maggie Rhee) 

"There are some things that happen that are going to be really, really moving and a part of this world, which is death and a great feeling of loss. But, for me, the experience of making those parts of it were sublimely beautiful and only enhanced the surviving people's connection and bond. That has always been that everlasting light in the show for me: For everything you overcome together, how much more does it cement your sense of mission and your sense of purpose and the strength that we all need to find within ourselves? Because even if we don't know what it is, there is a reason to keep moving forward.

"I think it's exciting because it sets us up for where the remaining people will be and where they will go. So I do think [showrunner Angela Kang] did a really good job of the reality of a show ending and how we experience that through things that may happen with certain characters in the show, and the horizon line of where we can go from here with the people we still love who are still here.

[SharonH58]

On 11/9/2022 at 4:44 PM, OoohMaggie said:

Norman Reedus says 'everybody dies' in The Walking Dead series finale.

As the governor would say  LIAR!

[tv echo]

AMC may have just spoiled 2 big reveals for the 'The Walking Dead' series finale in newly released photos
Kirsten Acuna Nov 14, 2022
https://www.insider.com/the-walking-dead-finale-photos-spoil-death-judith-alive-2022-11 

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AMC released over 30 teaser photos for its upcoming series finale of "The Walking Dead." At least three of them, including a now-deleted image from the network's press site, appear to spoil two big reveals from the show's final episode.
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Among the many teaser photos are two of Judith Grimes (Cailey Fleming) appearing alive and well.
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However, these images could be a clever misdirection on AMC's part.

It's difficult to believe that Judith's shirt wouldn't be covered in more blood after her gunshot wound. It also seems hard to believe that Judith would be up and about, moving so nimbly after her injury.

Perhaps she'll have an out-of-body experience on the finale, much like her father, Rick, did on his final episode of the series.

The third photo has the biggest potential spoiler. 

At first glance, it looks like a normal photo of Maggie (Lauren Cohan), Carol (Melissa McBride), and Princess (Paola Lázaro). 
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But fans were quick to spot online that it appeared to give away a character's death. If you look closely, it appears that Luke (Dan Fogler) is on the ground. 

The photo has since been removed from AMC's press site, but not before fans could start sharing it online.

[Mr. Sparkle]

Oh no, Luke's gone?? The people are going to protest!! 

[Nashville]

1 hour ago, Superclam said:

Oh no, Luke's gone?? The people are going to protest!! 

LUKE’S GONE!?!?  OMIGAWD!!! WHADDAFUCK ARE THEY GONNA DO!?!?  HOW WILL THE SERIES CARRY ON… oh yeah, wait a minute - that’s right.

And whodafuck is Luke…?

[raven]

[Nashville]

16 hours ago, raven said:

Wrong Luke.  Wrong franchise.

[OoohMaggie]