The Walking Dead is a series of AMC cows since debuting in 2010. A huge user of the zombie's Renaissance, started by "28 days later" by Danny Boyle " And Edgar Wright's "John of the Dead", the show turned the comic book by Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore, dipped in a comic book on television for almost the whole season. When Frank Dardan, developer and show of the show, appeared with a reduction in budget and increased episodes, "The Shawshank Redemption" writer banned the series, leaving his future to bake meat in the hands of Glen Mazara.

For the next 10 seasons, "The Walking Dead" liked viewers through his practical, finished stomach, Gore FX (supervised by the great Greg Nicotero) and her stone warm readiness to send characters with a drop of cap. Or bat. Constantly.

Many fans of "The Walking Dead" You tell you that the series began to run out of the juice before Effeefrey Dean Morgan appeared in the last episode of Season 6 like Negan. Suddenly, with his tumultuous presence, joyful maliciousness and frightening deadly baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire, this rescuer's leader took place in a central phase as the worst dealer of the show's death. Eating alive than zombies seemed to be a better deal than to attract the brains of this too much human monster.

Negan was too dynamic to meet the fast, fairly violent end he deserved, so "The Walking Dead", taking his sign of comics, held it around to the final in the series. On the way, he gained some degree of depth and a sense of purpose that was not completely barbaric. But Morgan thinks the latest episode of "The Walking Dead" gave his character too remarkable sending.

In an interview of 2023 With Entertainment Weekly, Morgan revealed that he was not satisfied with Negan for coating. The character of the character was driven by the loss of his first wife Lucil (he named his bat after her), which left Morgan to question the decision to make him marry Annie (Beth Kiner). As the actor told EV, "we never saw the story of how he met (Annie) and why he would marry her, which always annoys me, because I think he was so much for love in his wife Lucil and that made such a production from all over Lusil."

Morgan continued to say:

"To appear with a woman without telling the story of why and how it was always, how, a problem - a problem I had. But you know, that's what happens when you make a show with 30 main characters. You are not able to service every character, as well as you may want. And I think now with" Dead City ".

Just So many fans die on "The Walking Dead" I can tell you if those answers have been satisfactory so far. Hopefully, writers will find out a way to solve Negan's character's elbow to Morgan's desire by the end of the "dead city" - which, to this day, has not been restored for the third season. He feels like a man as evil as Negan, who only partially redeemed his introduction to Season 6, has a date for the destruction of the skull with fate. This will at least square things with the poor Abraham.