Fear The Walking Dead Will Be Changed Quite a Bit In Season 6 – The Digital Weekly

Fear The Walking Dead Will Be Changed Quite a Bit In Season 6

According to executive producer and content director for The Walking Dead, Scott Gimple, Fair the Walking Dead is about to change a lot in its sixth season. Season 5 ends with the pioneer leader Ginny (Colby Minify), who forcibly separates the philanthropic caravan directed by Morgan (Lenny James), Alicia (Alicia Debnam-Carey), Dwight (Austin Amelio), Daniel (Ruben Blades)) And sent other survivors to different settlements.

Pioneers control it. The 16-episode season will feature 16 short films, says Gimple, with the show, reinvented being a bit more anthological in its approach to storytelling for its next season, with the third as showrunners Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg.

Source: Digital Spy

Gimple said: Structurally, the program will change dramatically. There is much more focus within the stories, a little less vignette when telling 16 movies. People are surprisingly out of the door with the first two episodes, and that is something different. It is something that distinguishes that program from the other two programs, counting these 16 short films, which is a bit more. More mythological Still is. The story in series, but it is told through a very focused approach.

Season 4 episode Laura, a bottle episode that involves a meeting between Laura / Naomi (Jenna Elfman) and future husband, John Dory (Garrett Dillahunt) and chapters of the season, with more independent episodes of Scared 5 have happened events The End of Everything, where the documentary Al (Maggie Grace) meets the CRM soldier Isabel (Sydney Lemon) at once.

These episodes were super focused episodes like Al and Isabel or June and Dory, which were some of our favorite stories to tell, and we are interested in that. More slight flexion, said Gimple. Its something fascinating.

Everything we are doing with these characters is something very unusual that we have seen on the show. In the last season, there was a unique purpose that made all these characters Land in this place in need of redemption. These characters will now be in very different areas, and they will add variety to the story, the conflict between the characters and the drama that transcends it.

Addressing a lousy reception of viewers and critics of the fifth season, Gimple said that the sixth season meets the long-range plan, with the first season proposed.

Fear of Walking Dead returns with its sixth season at AMC later this year.

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