"The Walking Dead" is not what it once was, but it's still quite active if you know where to look. Of course, the end of the main line series and the key spin-off as "fear of dead walking" marked a drop in all cultural attention-Trend that began years before AMC's initial show actually left the air-but Dihard fans are still pushing. Spin-offs as they are. "The Walking Dead: Darryl Dixon" And Dead City continues to be renewed, proving that although the zombie franchise may not be the main plant that has ever been, it still has many supporters.

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One of the more interesting Shows "walking dead" In recent years has been the series of Anthology "Stories of" The Walking Dead, which ran for a season of six episodes as early as 2022. The format of one -off stories has brought some big names as a single -episode guest stars, including Anthony Edwards, Terry Crus and Daniela Pinada. While there was no official word for another season of "Stories", said Franchise M. M.'s chief contents officer. Gymple Directly That he is very passionate when he does more down.

"I am desperate to do more of them," Gymple told directly during an interview in Multicon. "We have no immediate plans to do it, but I constantly, constantly, constantly raising it. It's more challenging show because of the variety, because you start with zero every episode. So, that's one thing that little slows down. But I always keep it in the mix as an opportunity."

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There were reports in 2023 a series of successor to "Stories of Dead Walking" that never came true. But according to Gimpl, the time passed from the first series is not the reason why more anthology content cannot be lowered later.

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"We can only extinguish so many shows" Walking Dead "," Walking Dead "hours a year," Gymple told directly. In the last few years, there was certainly no lack of material, with shows like "The Walking Dead: The Who Live" and the spin-off "Darryl Dixon" guarded by fans hired with new stories of long-term characters. Those characters can find a home in the new antological material, according to Gymple.

"I really want to see more of the characters of the past and I know the audience too," Gymple said. "Or things that have been listed in the past we have never seen. So I'm determined to come back, and it's very easy to get back." Given its high position within the franchise, Gymple's personal enthusiasm could split up very well about the "Stories" format. The next edition of the big series will be Season 2 of "The Walking Dead: Dead City", "" What prime ministers on May 4, 2025.

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