Tales of the Walking Dead

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AMC announced today that The Walking Dead will be coming to an end with a supersized season 11 in 2022. But that doesn’t mean The Walking Dead universe is going away. In fact, it’s only getting bigger. Flook, Ray (August 12, 2022). "Tales of the Walking Dead S01E01 Preview: Evie & Joe Have Trust Issues". Bleeding Cool . Retrieved August 20, 2022.

Tales of the Walking Dead: The Complete First Season DVD

I'm actually a pretty big fan of anthology shows... and especially in this case, where my far-from-deep knowledge of the TWD universe Hansen, Renee (March 30, 2022). "Tales of the Walking Dead filming final episode of season 1". Undead Walking . Retrieved August 20, 2022. Tales of the Walking Dead” looks fairly beautiful from a cinematic perspective. Everything from the moonlit, foggy countrysides to the claustrophobia of Joe’s man-cave captures the color palette of the apocalypse in interesting ways. Sequences on Joe’s two-seater motor-car offer a glimmer of bright, visual hope amongst the nastiness of the show’s world. Things take a more cheesy turn when Joe uncovers a much more extravagant bunker with production design that, much like the tail-end of the narrative, rubs up against the established tone of the episode. Amy / Dr. Everett" - Opening with a pretty convincing spoof of the BBC's nature documentaries, this outing follows roamingThe third episode, “Dee,” sees Samantha Morton return as Alpha during a time when she was still known as Dee. She is accompanied by a much younger Lydia, and this serves as an origin story of sorts for Alpha and how she came to be with the Whisperers. It is a different story than what viewers already know, adding a great twist to this character’s history. less welcoming Evie (Olivia Munn), who has plans to meet a friend near his same destination. This one's fun in spots, but relies waay In contrast, “Evie/Joe” attempts a similar push-pull between a gruff doomsday prepper (Terry Crews) and a free-spirited softie (Olivia Munn) who become unlikely and somewhat unwilling road trip companions a year into the apocalypse — but neither the plot beats nor the characterizations ever move beyond threadbare tropes. The hour is not entirely without its charms, including, at one point, a cuddly baby lamb. But it’s the chapter that feels most like a cynical branding calculation: The Walking Dead + famous people = attention, even if the show has nowhere interesting to direct that attention once it has it. Unfortunately for Tales of the Walking Dead, it’s also the premiere, and therefore the installment that bears the most responsibility to convince a curious viewer to keep watching. Tales of the Walking Dead is an American post-apocalyptic horror drama anthology television series created by Scott M. Gimple and Channing Powell. The fourth television series within The Walking Dead franchise, it is a spin-off of The Walking Dead, which is based on the comic book series of the same name by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard.

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Wiseman, Andreas (April 3, 2022). " 'Mindhunter' Actress Lauren Glazier Joins 'Tales Of The Walking Dead' Episode Starring Samantha Morton; Filming Ongoing In Atlanta". Deadline Hollywood . Retrieved April 2, 2022. A reclusive scientist and nature documentarian, Dr. Chauncey Everett, accompanies a stranger, Amy, as she tries to find the group of survivors she was separated from in an area of the Wiregrass region now called the Dead Sector. Amy's attempts to connect with Everett are largely unsuccessful as he sees the undead, which he has dubbed Homo mortuus, are the next stage of nature's evolution while humanity is the danger. Everett is focused on saving one of his missing research specimens, dubbed Specimen 21, who is later revealed to be one of his former colleagues, but Specimen 21 is eaten by an alligator. Amy and Everett have a falling out after he stops her from saving two of her friends before Everett reveals that her camp is in the path of a massive herd and is doomed. Amy rushes off to warn her friends, but Everett later discovers that they have fallen to the herd and turned themselves. Everett begins tagging his new specimens for study, including a now undead Amy, although Everett displays some hesitation when faced with his former friend. This series is a six part spinoff of "The Walking Dead." It features different tales of individuals who are forced to survive a post apocalyptic society overtaken by zombies. In each story, humans not only fight to stay alive, but they must also face their most dangerous enemy of all: other humans. Many of the protagonists' state of mind have become warped due to their experiences. In the end, all parties are faced with terrible choices to stay alive. Eli Roth’s ‘Thanksgiving’ Rated “R” for “Strong Bloody Horror Violence and Gore” and “Sexual Material”