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World Beyond Star Initially Refused To Watch Fear The Walking Dead

Nico Tortorella, who will play Felix Carlucci on The Walking Dead: World Beyond, reveals that he hasn't seen many episodes of Fear the Walking Dead.

By Tiffany Wang 1 day ago
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Actor Nico Tortorella, who will star in The Walking Dead: World Beyond, admits that he'd seen very few episodes of Fear the Walking Dead. Both series are part of the larger The Walking Dead franchise and focus on a post-apocalyptic society filled with zombies.

While World Beyond is still in the works, it already has fans excited for what's to come. World Beyond was announced back in 2018 and is written by The Walking Dead writer Matthew Negrete. The series will follow teenagers as they leave their community to venture into the dangerous, outside world in order to save one of their fathers. In addition, while World Beyond will be at least somewhat interconnected to the other shows in the franchise, the series will have an entirely new cast of characters.
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Now that Tortorella has landed the part of Felix Carlucci, though, his point of view seems to have shifted. More specifically, he admits that he's since watched at least a few episodes of Fear the Walking Dead, although he did so somewhat cautiously. While Tortorella says he wants a greater understanding of the universe that Felix Carlucci lives in, he doesn't want complete knowledge of the world, either, explaining that his character wouldn't know everything about the post-apocalyptic world. Whatever Tortorella's reasoning, it will be interesting to see how Felix Carlucci helps expand The Walking Dead universe further, as well as understand how his character fits into the central storyline for World Beyond, particularly as one of the older members of the cast.

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Although World Beyond was supposed to premiere earlier this year, it suffered a series of delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Still, with the original The Walking Dead series coming to an end, World Beyond feels like an exciting new start, in spite of any initial setbacks. With new faces, stories, and a potential zombie cure on the line, The Walking Dead: World Beyond is sure to be an unforgettable television event.

Jon Bernthal Reportedly Isn't Done With The Walking Dead Universe Yet

By Christian Bone @ChristianABone 3 days ago

Jon Bernthal may not be done with The Walking Dead universe yet. The Punisher star has gone on to a lot of great projects since his time on the post-apocalyptic drama, but his role as Rick Grimes' best pal-turned-enemy Shane Walsh is still one of his most popular characters. He last played the part for a cameo in Andrew Lincoln's final episode in 2018, but he could be back for a bigger chunk of screentime in an upcoming spinoff show.

We Got This Covered has heard from our sources – the same ones who told us Ben Affleck is returning as Batman in The Flash and the Fast & Furious franchise is headed into space, both of which were correct – that Bernthal is reprising his role as Shane in Tales of the Walking Dead. For those who missed the news, Tales is an upcoming anthology series that will air following the parent show's conclusion in 2022.

Unlike the Norman Reedus/Melissa McBride spinoff, this one will focus on different characters, places and periods every week. No specific plot details have been revealed at this early stage, but folks are fully expecting the freedom of the show's remit to allow fan favorite dead characters to come back. Michael Cudlitz, for instance, has hinted that he'll be featuring in Tales. And according to our info, Bernthal's Shane will be another one to get an episode dedicated to him.

We've also heard that Sarah Wayne Callies is likewise returning as Lori Grimes for Tales. It's possible she'll appear in the same episode as Bernthal, and their story will follow them in the days before Rick woke up from his coma in the pilot. But that's just speculation at the moment. What we do know is that it's looking like both former stars of the show will reappear on Tales.

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'TWD' chief explains why ... the works

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'TWD' chief explains why Carol and Daryl are getting their own spinoff and teases even more 'Walking Dead' shows are in the works

"TWD" fan favorites Carol and Daryl are getting their own spinoff show in 2023.

• Chief content officer of "TWD" universe Scott Gimple told Insider he and current "Walking Dead" showrunner Angela Kang have been working on it for awhile.

• He said they had ideas for "TWD" to continue after its 11th season. Some of those ideas may lend themselves to the yet-untitled Carol/Dayl show, which sounds like a "TWD" sequel.

• Gimple also teased that they are considering even more "TWD" shows.

• "There's ideas that we are working on right now," Gimple said.

I wonder if they're planning too many things.They're cancelling the main show,but planning all these spin-offs and movies?! It all may be a little too much.

Here's one character that they should have never killed off.I really like Andrea They had plans to pair her with Rick,but then they decided to kill her off.Makes no sense.Anyone else think they made a huge mistake?

SoulAlive said:

Here's one character that they should have never killed off.I really like Andrea They had plans to pair her with Rick,but then they decided to kill her off.Makes no sense.Anyone else think they made a huge mistake?

i agree. in a way, it seems like the producers sacrificed a lot to keep the death toll high and to shock us into watching , staying 'tuned'. i was pretty much out when they killed carl. enough was enough for me

XxAxX said:

SoulAlive said:

Here's one character that they should have never killed off.I really like Andrea They had plans to pair her with Rick,but then they decided to kill her off.Makes no sense.Anyone else think they made a huge mistake?

In the comic-novel she did not die there.
She was a bit iritating at first, but in a good way.
I liked her character, and I so wanted her to make it back to the group

SoulAlive said:

I wonder if they're planning too many things.They're cancelling the main show,but planning all these spin-offs and movies?! It all may be a little too much.

I was going to buy this one, right before COVID19 lockdown

This seems like a very cool 'spin off' option


The Walking Dead: Typhoon is a Skybound Books novel written by Wesley Chu. The novel follows a group of survivors working together in one of the most populated countries in the world: China.

Storm Troopers?

OldFriends4Sale said:

SoulAlive said:

Here's one character that they should have never killed off.I really like Andrea They had plans to pair her with Rick,but then they decided to kill her off.Makes no sense.Anyone else think they made a huge mistake?

In the comic-novel she did not die there.
She was a bit iritating at first, but in a good way.
I liked her character, and I so wanted her to make it back to the group

She was a very likable character and I think she and Rick would have been a great couple.It's one of my problems with the show: they killed off too many of the good characters.

OldFriends4Sale said:

In the comic-novel she did not die there.

It was interesting to me,how different the actual show was from the comics.In the comics,Carol and Morgan died a long time ago...yet they are both still alive on their shows

I´ve missed out on the last episode of season 9 (The Storm ?) and I´m watching season 10 now and while I still like TWD a lot, those Whisperers are starting to get on my nerves with their stupid whispering, the way Beta speaks and their whole ideology is bullshit, too. And why is Alpha so powerful?

Negan was such a cool character back in the day and now we only get to see him every now and then either in his cell or growing veggies ? Come on!

I´d love to see more surivors, different areas, different communities, folks with developed technologies like those people who kidnapped Rick.

Still a great TV show but FTWD kinda jumped the shark for me (though I´d still watch it after catching up a bit) and I´m looking forward to watching that new spin-off but it´s ridiculous that you have to subscribe to so many different companies just so you can follow your favorite show.

Can´t wait for the stupid Whisperers to go away for good. They´re so annoying and dirty.

Alpha is the most annoying character ever.

I don't like the Whisperers storyline.Those characters are not interesting,just annoying.

No comments about the long-awaited, super-duper season 10 finale???

I would love to see a Walking Dead spinoff based in Chicago or Detroit.

nayroo2002 said:

No comments about the long-awaited, super-duper season 10 finale???

It was okay. The episode they aired before the finale was super annoying, This Princess character, I don't know about her. Seems silly.

nayroo2002 said:

No comments about the long-awaited, super-duper season 10 finale???

I missed it....I'll find a way to see it,though

kitbradley said:

nayroo2002 said:

No comments about the long-awaited, super-duper season 10 finale???

It was okay. The episode they aired before the finale was super annoying, This Princess character, I don't know about her. Seems silly.

That whole episode didn´t make much sense to me. How did Princess manage to look so relatively clean and fit ? Why was there still diesel for that ship....it must´ve deteriorated after such a long time? Why were Eugene and the others looking for vehicles and gas? I understand that Daryl´s motorbike runs on methanol that they produce at Hilltop but come on, looking for intact vehicles and gas after what, eight years have passed? Gas and diesel deteriorate after six months, maximum twelve months....Eugene, of all people, should know that. Why was the city so empty?

Questions, questions, questions....

One more episode and I´m through season 10. Pretty good season but Alpha and the Whisperers are the most annoying villains ever. I wonder how they became so successful in the comic books. They are so boring.

I wish they had focused more on the Commonwealth or other, newer communities instead of the same ol same ol.....new villains, same old places, nothing from the outside world.

And what´s the point of planning a gazillion new movies, spin-offs and what not if you want to end the main show soon?

I still like the show but it is getting a bit difficult to keep track of all the different characters and TV shows spread over several different TV stations....at least over here.

And these days I no longer watch illegal streams due to the new laws.

But it´s becoming more and more difficult to follow this show or maybe I´m just getting too old for ne technologies and formats.

nayroo2002 said:

No comments about the long-awaited, super-duper season 10 finale???

Watched it last night ... it was ok I suppose, but it proved my point that they totally ruined the final season by already confirming that Carol and Daryl are getting their own spin-off series.

The bit at the end where it looked like Carol was going to fling herself off of the cliff ... totally pointless now, we know she's safe. Same for Daryl. Why can't they just sit on these announcements for a bit. Its moronic.

The Beta "fight" at the end was a non-event to. I liked his eventual death (the two knives thing) but in the comic he has an iconic brawl with Negan where Negan finally breaks Lucille by smashing the bat over his back. All we got was Negan being shoved to the ground then Daryl dealing the death blow ... m'eh.

The soliders from the Commonwealth looked cool at the end. Can't see how they are going to go out with a bang though if they are using the Commonwealth story from the comics ... that story was interesting but it slowed the pace quite a bit. It also relvolved heavily around Rick so I'm guessing they may go with a new direction with the Commonwealth group.

It's interesting watching how the Series pulls from the comics and to intice yet throw you off

May 6, 2018
SPOILER ALERT: This article discusses the comic books AMC's The Walking Dead is based on. Please proceed with caution if you wish to avoid potential spoilers from either medium.

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'The Walking Dead' Season 9: If Georgie Is Part Of The Commonwealth, Viewers Need To Be Ready For A Class War
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With news starting to filter in about Season 9 of AMC's The Walking Dead thanks to on-set filming and production, fans have started to speculate about Georgie (Jayne Atkinson) and her involvement with the Commonwealth. If she is a member of the Commonwealth and the New World Order, comic book fans are concerned Season 9 will see the development of a potential class war.

In the comic books of The Walking Dead, of which the television series is based, the Commonwealth is a relatively new group that has been introduced. They are much more advanced than those groups on the ground seen previously in The Walking Dead.

It does seem a little early to bring the Commonwealth storyline to the television series. However, Season 8 of The Walking Dead saw the introduction of helicopters, the possibility that Jadis is more than what she seems, and Georgie arriving at Hilltop to give Maggie (Lauren Cohan) instructions for how to bring back civilization to what it was like before. Added to this are some pretty interesting on-set photos that locals have tweeted about. Therefore, comic book fans are associating this with the introduction of the Commonwealth and New World Order storyline currently running in the comics.

In the comics, the Commonwealth is run by a woman called Pamela Milton. However, she does bear striking similarities to Georgie, who was introduced briefly in Season 8 of The Walking Dead. If this is the case, then Season 9 will likely see the current groups in the TV series being introduced to Georgie's group in more detail.

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KoolEaze said:

I still like the show but it is getting a bit difficult to keep track of all the different characters and TV shows spread over several different TV stations.

I think they should scrap all these big plans for spin-offs and movies.It's too much and there's no way that these projects are gonna be hugely successful anyway.

My idea: bring back Rick.....put him on a show with Daryl,Carol and Maggie.Maybe have them wind up in a new location.It'll be like starting over.Get back to basics.

SoulAlive said:

KoolEaze said:

I still like the show but it is getting a bit difficult to keep track of all the different characters and TV shows spread over several different TV stations.

I think they should scrap all these big plans for spin-offs and movies.It's too much and there's no way that these projects are gonna be hugely successful anyway.

My idea: bring back Rick.....put him on a show with Daryl,Carol and Maggie.Maybe have them wind up in a new location.It'll be like starting over.Get back to basics.

I totally agree with you, especially the bolded part.

Instead, they could use the most interesting ideas from all those planned spin-off projects and incorporate them into the regular TWD series. It would be much more interesting than stretching the latest villain´s story arc over several seasons. I really liked seeing Eugene in that big city again, and Princess, as weird and a bit annoying as she is, was a refreshing change from the same old swampy forest. Even seeing a boat and some water was a welcome change for me, so I´d be more than happy if they just used all those other ideas for the regular show....the Commonwealth, other communities, what´s left of civilization, remote islands, New York or maybe even Miami. I really liked FTWD when it started because it was all so fresh and had different locations but then it quickly turned into something that was still watchable but just too similar to TWD.

I´m really starting to like Negan. The show would no longer be the same without his funny monologues.

yes...take all the interesting ideas and put it all into the regular TWD show! TWD needs to get back to basics.I think it's a mistake to expand the TWD universe at this point.Just focus on the ONE show.

KoolEaze said:

SoulAlive said:

I think they should scrap all these big plans for spin-offs and movies.It's too much and there's no way that these projects are gonna be hugely successful anyway.

My idea: bring back Rick.....put him on a show with Daryl,Carol and Maggie.Maybe have them wind up in a new location.It'll be like starting over.Get back to basics.

I totally agree with you, especially the bolded part.

Instead, they could use the most interesting ideas from all those planned spin-off projects and incorporate them into the regular TWD series.

KoolEaze said:

I´m really starting to like Negan. The show would no longer be the same without his funny monologues.

I liked him from the off, but then being familiar with the comics I knew what was coming so that probably influenced me to the TV show version.

Glad to see they've stuck with the redemption thing ... its really gonna make the Negan / Maggie thing interesting next season, if they do it right. He murdered her husband, but he's done a lot of good since. Tough one to resolve!

SoulAlive said:

yes...take all the interesting ideas and put it all into the regular TWD show! TWD needs to get back to basics.I think it's a mistake to expand the TWD universe at this point.Just focus on the ONE show.

KoolEaze said:

I totally agree with you, especially the bolded part.

Instead, they could use the most interesting ideas from all those planned spin-off projects and incorporate them into the regular TWD series.

I think one thing they've looked past is the quality of the acting. I think the reason TWD worked so well was only partly due to the setting and story ... a bigger part was the amazing cast they were blessed with.

Andy Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Michael Rooker, Jon Bernthal, Melissa Mcbride, Lennie James, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohen, Danai Gurira ... it was a great ensemble. Just slapping the TWD name on another show doesn't mean you're going to replicate what they had. And in fact I don't think they'll ever get a cast together on another TWD show that comes anywhere near the cast they've been blessed with for the original show.