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We don't know when we're getting this Rick Grimes movie we've been waiting since 2018 for, but we will get it one day. I think a lot of people appreciate that you're circling back to those things. And, I think the biggest part of it, even with Dwight and Sherry - and it's huge on 'Fear' - but with Maggie returning it can't be just like, 'Hey, we're cool, right?' It doesn't work like that. For every redemption that he's had - he's had a few last season - however better a person he becomes or how much he returns to maybe somebody that he was, he has to face what he became. I think they loom large in the characters that they've affected and people just simply can't move on, um, considering what he did and, and he can't move on. And it looks like we're going to revisit the tension between Maggie and Negan on 'The Walking Dead.' Is that what's going on here? Is 'TWD' universe ready to confront all of Negan's past transgressions? We've seen 'Fear' start to explore Sherry's PTSD at the hands of Negan. I want to ask real quick about Negan because he's had this redemption arc of late on 'The Walking Dead,' but it seems like both 'TWD' and 'Fear the Walking Dead' are having a reckoning of sorts with Negan's past demons in order for him to move forward. Negan lined up Rick's group at the end of season six and brutally murdered both Abraham and Glenn. They were already considering a 'Here's Negan' adaptation on 'The Walking Dead.' The pandemic helped speed that process up. I think people will get their delicious walker hordes. Things are gonna not only get back to normal, I believe, even if they suddenly somehow didn't, that digital is better than ever. And as they move into the fall, it's just going to be such a different production situation, a different situation in the world than we've had these past few months, which is, I think that's an incredible thing for, for that show and 'Fear.'

In the middle of it, I believe that vaccines are going to, by the end of the summer, I think that vaccines are going to be all over the world. Those are going to start early next year. I think what's amazing about those 24 episodes from just the time that it'll be shooting is that the world is going to completely change during those 24 episodes. That said, 'Walking Dead' is going to be shooting 24 episodes. The days of hordes are still very much alive and even in some ways more possible than they've been in the past, strictly just because of technology.

With technology and even just incredibly recent technology, we can do incredible things. Even some of the stuff I've been able to do on the shows that I've been intimately involved in, I'm like, 'Holy crap.' I wish I could have done this back in the day, back when I was in the old-timey days of season four and five. We've done things on all the shows now that I feel like the big brother who didn't get the good toys. Oh my God, it's crazy, like seven years ago. We wouldn't put anybody's safety in question, but when I was showrunning. No, I wouldn't say that only because I'd say where there's a will, there's a way. As we're heading into the final season of 'The Walking Dead' after these bonus season 10 episodes, are the days of a large walker herd or army over on 'TWD'? But they did have to consider how many walkers and how many extras are in scenes as the pandemic continues. They mentioned not much because the anthology format of the current season lent itself to writing for COVID, unknowingly. I spoke with Andrew and Ian, about what changes, if any, that filming during the pandemic had on the next nine episodes. While we may not see groups of walkers again for a bit, Gimple says that shouldn't be forever. 'TWD' season 10 finale showed off hundreds of walkers.

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