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After the revelation, Content Officer Scott Gimple directs a series of Walking Dead projects focused on living and dead characters, spin-offs Fear the undead may have hinted at the return of Abraham Ford (Michael Cudlitz).
The mid-season finale of season 4 of June revealed a tape in possession of video journalist Althea (Maggie Grace) titled "Abe / Doctor", subsequently confirmed during a live show. Speak dead contain an interview with Abraham and his travel companion Eugene (Josh McDermitt).
"When Madison digs into Al's tapes, we see that they are all labeled," said Ian, the showrunner.
"And each of these bands, each of these labels, will tell a story. These are all stories that Al captured at one point or another of his trip, and if you look closely, some of these names might remind you of something. If you are a fan of Walking Dead universe, you might be excited about some of the stories she captured. "
The cassette could be a simple Easter egg, a nod to Abraham and Eugene's head across Texas – where the majority of Fear The fourth season was scheduled – before being likened to the group led by Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) on The dead who walk.
The band could also suggest that the public has not yet seen the latest movie of Big Red, which was brutally clubbed to death by the evil Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) in the first installment of this series, Season Seven.
Gimple, by announcing a Walking Dead television trilogy starring Andrew Lincoln, said he was overseeing for AMC multiple projects intended to develop and explore the Walking Dead universe in the past, present, and future – with both live and dead characters – including new movies, specials, series, and other digital content projects.
"We are going to have different entertainments, different stories within The dead who walk, Taquina Gimple EW Slate still to be announced.
"Your different, different characters. We will also see old characters – review content with old favorites. We can see them again and see stories of their past that we may never have shared before. "
The CCO then suggested that these stories take the form of mini-series or single pieces that would even resurrect the dead, which would create a new tale led by Abe outside The dead who walk or Fear the undead.
"We will see the past, we will see old characters. We will move on in the future with new characters, "said Gimple.
"We make movies, we do specials. We will watch new series. And even just different series expressions – not necessarily 16 episodes. We could do mini-series. We are looking at different ways of telling stories. It is very important that these shows are separate from the other two series, otherwise they are not worth doing. We want to answer questions from the public from the beginning. We want to see only different parts of the world. We really want to expand the scope of what The dead who walk may be."
Before learning about Lennie James, Morgan Jones would be the rising character of The dead who walk at Fear the undeadBy linking the shows for the first time, it was assumed that the fan favorite, Abraham, would be hired for the crossover.
Cudlitz, responding to speculation from Walker Stalker Con Atlanta 2017, said: "That would be great."
For now, the actor remains tight with the Walking Dead Family: Cudlitz is back in the finale of Season Seven with Abe as part of a flashback lived by his lover Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green). The dead who walk Episode of the new season "Stradivarius", which will debut Sunday, November 18 on the network.
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