Much to the fans excitement, there have been speculations that "The Walking Dead" is not being planned on ending anytime soon, still to be thrilling hearts for quite a long time.
"The Walking Dead" Predicted To Have The Same fate As That Of "Star Trek," Series Not Ending Anytime Soon
There have been reports claiming that during the Goldman Sachs Communacopia Conference, the AMC Network President, Josh Sapan, said that he doesn't see "The Walking Dead" going away anytime soon. He believes that the network has made a good choice with the series, and even be comparable to the Star Trek franchise.
Given the success of "The Walking Dead" and its spin-off series, "Fear the Walking Dead," he believes that the latter series is just the beginning of the many coming installments to be centred around "The Walking Dead" much like that of "Star Trek."
"Star Trek" has currently celebrated its 50th anniversary since its premiere and there still hasn't been any news of ending. It has had many adaptations and installments already, and Sapan believes that "The Walking Dead" will have about just the same fate as that. The network made no mistake in airing the series as it is set to produce more versions of its original in the coming years.
Season 7 Of "The Walking Dead" Teased By Show Runner Scott Gimple, Steers Away From Details On Cliffhanger
As for the upcoming season seven of "The Walking Dead," it has been one of the highly anticipated comeback since its sixth season finale. During the teasers and promos revealed by the network, it shows that there will be a tragic death to happen during its season seven premiere in the hands of Negan and his bat. There was never a definite clue as to who dies in the premiere, but there have been theories planted out by the fans.
Showrunner Scott Gimple recently teased a few details for the upcoming season seven of "The Walking Dead." He teased that there will be a shift of pattern between the perspectives of Morgan and Carol in the upcoming season, with the former now becoming a killer and the latter trying to fight her all just so she won't be able to kill anymore.
Gimple has not said anything about the cliffhanger from the previous season or given out any clue about who will die in the premiere. Nonetheless, it will soon be answered when "The Walking Dead" returns on October 23 for its season seven.
