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It's going to be a bad combination for him." Posted in: AMC, Preview, Trailer, TV, Walking Dead | Tagged: amc, dead city, preview, The Walking Dead, trailer About Ray FlookServing as Television Editor since 2018, Ray began five years earlier as a contributing writer/photographer before being brought onto the core BC team in 2017.The Walking Dead: Dead City to premiere in June 2023ĭuring the show’s first WonderCon panel in Anaheim, AMC revealed the series will premiere right after Fear The Walking Dead’s mid-season finale on Sunday, June 18, on AMC and AMC+ at 10:00 p.m. So, if I do the math on this, he's going to be in trouble. It's him and Maggie, and there's not a lot of people with him. "Look, we know that he's going to run off to New York City. Adding new faces to the equation doesn't exactly make for a better fit, either. I want to punch him sometimes!" Morgan admits with a laugh. He's a punchable guy, and I understand that, being the guy that says the stuff that comes out of his mouth. He's just that guy that you want to smack.
And a big part of the blame for things not running as smoothly as they could (and should) rests at the feet of Morgan's on-screen alter-ego. I don't know if us getting along in any way is going to last. "As uneasy of an alliance it is that Maggie and Negan have, I think Negan being out of Maggie's line of sight for a couple years is still never going to make what happened to her go away. But away from people, he doesn't do well."Īnd Morgan isn't a big fan of the idea that time apart would change Maggie's perceptions of Negan. We have seen him in his progression on how he's survived and what he does to adapt, and I think he will always be adaptable in any situation. Because Negan's survival instinct will always drive him to do just that… survive. And I think away from this group, he is likely to fall into some old traps and old behaviors," Morgan explained during an interview with EW when asked if he thought Negan's time away from Maggie was a good thing for him. The group kind of tamed him in a lot of ways, and to fit in, he had to stop being who he was. Negan has an opportunity to kind of fall into some old habits, because it's all a survival mechanism for him, especially if he's not with the group. "I think time apart probably will make it worse. And those little things become very, very big things because they are our own blind spots, and they are our own greatest weakness."Įxpect Maggie/Negan Tensions to Not Just Resume, But Grow: "It's going to be really, really hard for her to continue, even with the best intentions she had of letting Negan have his territory and her getting on with her life and finding the hope and trying to build this future." Photo Credit: Peter Kramer/AMC TWD: Jeffrey Dean Morgan on Negan "Sometimes it's not the big things that are the hard things it's the little things. But Cohan's follow-up comment hints that some other unconsidered possibilities could be at play. It's also the enemy within."Ĭohan on "Maggie's Greatest Weakness" Being "Exploited": "When we go into the new show, Maggie's greatest weakness is definitely exploited." Though the obvious assumption would be that it has something to do with Hershel ( Kien Michael Spiller).
Because the thing that comes up, it's like, okay, so we overcame this obstacle of the Commonwealth and these things, that doesn't mean life is easy just because you quashed one enemy. Here's a look at what else Cohan had to share:Ĭohan Teases "Moving Target" Enemy & "The Enemy Within": "Nothing is through rose-colored glasses. "We end up picking up in New York at the bottom of a really unexpected mountain, where maybe things have gone well for a period of time, but we're back at this challenge, just like these challenges that always seem to keep cropping up," Cohan shared during a conversation with EW.
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