A few weeks before its broadcast, AMC is ready to show the first images of The Ones Who Liveits new spin-off series in the universe of The Walking Dead. And there’s something to pique your interest, even if you’ve stopped looking at it.
AMC still believes in The Walking Dead. This is evidenced by the numerous spin-off series released in recent years. Here is soon a sixth with what was for a time anticipated to be a film: The Ones Who Live. The American channel has just revealed the trailer which should make fans react, since the show will be centered on the two most iconic characters in the saga: Rick and Michonne.
Last lap for Rick and Michonne?
But the couple still played by Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira (also in production) are obviously not going to meet again straight away. Separated since the end of the main series, the two characters will initially experience their adventures alone. While Michonne seems to be looking for her husband among the zombies, the latter will visibly collaborate with a large military force.
The trailer reveals to us that this organization is led by a character played by Terry O’Quinn (Lost), while Pollyanna McIntosh (Jadis) will be back. It now remains to be seen how many episodes this season will consist of and how it will be divided.
Where to watch The Walking Dead and its spin-off series?
Waiting The One Who Live, want to catch up on AMC’s massive saga? So prepare to take some time off and subscribe to several streaming services.
First of all, in France today it is Netflix which offers the 11 seasons of the parent series. Next, for the recent spin-off Daryl Dixon, direction Paramount+. If it’s the plot centered on Negan and Maggie that interests you with Dead City, it’s at OCS that it’s happening. The service also offers short Tales of the Walking Dead. Finally, Prime Video has in its catalog Fear the Walking Dead as well as The Walking Dead: World Beyond.
Who will obtain the rights for The Ones Who Live ? The suspense is complete! In the United States, AMC will begin broadcasting on February 25.
Source : Gizmodo
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