Against the face of the obvious jokes for its name and nature, the Walking Dead franchise went, ran and occasionally scattered since its title show premiered in 2010. Post-apocalyptic drama with horror, caused so much spin-off that /film has a guide guide guide to guide to guide to guide Proper order to watch Dead Dead showsAnd there are absolutely no signs of a stop in the property anytime soon.

From the three multi-season "The Walking Dead" shows that have Finished, the original enjoyed a very solid 11-season escape and the first spin-off, "fear of the dead", chased after season 8. However, the second spin-off, "The Walking Dead: World Beyond", lasted only two seasons. The show, unlike most "The Walking Dead" projects, focused on teen characters-was moving from 2020 to 2021. While his short term may seem that it is a failed experiment with the themes of Ya, "World Beyond", actually ended up on its own conditions. In an interview with 2020 Fun weeklyShow show Matt Negrit noted that the series always intended to have a two-season bow:

"I think for all of us, we feel like we can write these characters forever. But at the same time, it is nice to be able to approach a series from start to finish, to know what will be our end and we will work towards that area. Episodes. But at the same time, it is great to approach it."

"The Walking Dead: World Beyond" is not the only franchise project that has previously planned episodes. In fact, the series has Stunning by telling stories many times over the years.

The best example of this is probably "Stories of Dead Walking", an anthology series of 2022 One of the coolest spin-off-offs of franchise. Each of the six episodes "Stories" focuses on a different set of characters, both new and famous, and how they handle post-apocalypse. The format allows the short series to explore the universe in ways of a longer series show could have never been, and uses this to explore entertaining concepts such as the time loop in the Blair/Inaine episode and the unusual area to preserve Undead in Amy/D.. The show also reveals the full story of the mysterious leader of the whisper Alfa (Samantha Morton) from "The Walking Dead".

Another, recent example of compact storytelling "The Walking Dead" is Expensive "The Walking Dead: Those who live", What began as a planned trilogy of films before deciding to turn into a six-episode 2024 miniser for the adventures of the late Rick Grims (Andrew Lincoln) and Mihon (Danai Gorira). There are also "Walking Dead Webisodes", which took place periodically from 2011 to 2022. Each of these short stories on the Internet focused on a topic that was connected to TV shows, but not specially covered with them. For example, the six-part "The Walking Dead: The Red Machete" (2017-2018) focused on the periodically visited machete known as "Mandy", a table in the hands of Rick and beyond. All in all, there is no shortage of "The Walking Dead" material for those who prefer to keep their AMC bite bite.