The Walking Dead clearly needn't bother with Rick Grimes to endure AMC's whole-world destroying hatchet. It's doing alright without anyone else, as per the system, which has restored link's chief zombie dramatization for season 10.

AMC made the declaration on Twitter with a video highlighting Samantha Morton's Alpha and her dreadful band of substance wearing Whisperers. Look at it beneath:

The restoration should calm cynics who have been pondering since the start of season 9 whether the show still has the legs to ruin on. Its an obvious fact that the most recent couple of years have been unpleasant for The Walking Dead as far as viewership. After the show posted its weakest evaluations for a season debut since season 2, with just 9.36 million watchers watching the season 9 opener, the viewership has kept on declining throughout the weeks, tumbling to 4.79 million during scene 7 preceding a slight improvement during the midseason finale, which posted 5.09 million watchers.

In any case, while it's been a feeble year in the appraisals - despite the fact that not as terrible when contrasted with a significant number of AMC's other, more specialty contributions - the show has kept on improving its narrating.

Under new showrunner Angela Kang, the arrangement has seen three noteworthy shakeups that have brought back a touch of vitality to the dystopian procedures: the 18 months time bounce in the season opener, Rick and Maggie's exit in scene 5, and a six-year time hop straightforwardly after that.

How about we not overlook the presentation of the Whisperers, another group of scalawags that fanatics of the show have been clamoring for since last season. The introduction of this bent gathering left a noteworthy character dead and the lives of a couple of other darling characters in limbo. The second a large portion of the season fleshed out the narrative of these blade using neurotics and presented their merciless pioneer, Alpha, the show's new huge terrible. Obviously, their introduction on the show left a significant number bodies afterward, including Tara, Enid, and Henry. We have an inclination season 10 will be significantly more crimson.

For the time being, we have some incredible new key craftsmanship to fixate on:


AMC has released a brief clip from the episode, which you can watch below, along with some footage from a table read:



The latest promo centers on the Whisperers and their plan to be "the end of the world." Doesn't sound good for our heroes..

We expect all surviving cast members to return as well, and for Daryl and Carol to continue at the forefront of the show. Unfortunately, this will be Danai Gurira's final season as Michonne on The Walking Dead. More on that here.

We have some good news too, though. Seven cast members have been promoted to series regulars: Cailey Fleming (Judith), Cassady McClincy (Lydia), Lauren Ridloff (Connie), Eleanor Matsuura (Yumiko), Nadia Hilker (Magna), Ryan Hurst (Beta), and Cooper Andrews (Jerry).



Showrunner Angela Kang has also revealed that AMC is currently in talks with Lauren Cohan to see her return as Maggie. It sounds like it's very early days on that front, though, so don't expect her to show up at the very beginning of the season.

It's also been revealed that we'll get to meet the show's version of Dante, a character from the comics who's yet to make it to the screen. Dante is described as a fast-talking rogue and will be played by Juan Javier Cardenas (Snowfall).



Two new cast members were revealed during the series' SDCC 2019 panel: Kevin Carroll (The Leftovers) has also joined the cast as a character named Virgil, who is described as " a highly intelligent and resourceful man who is desperately trying to get home to his family." Meanwhile, Thora Birch (Ghost World) will play a Whisperer named Gamma, who is described as "fiercely protective" of Alpha. Here's your first look at Gamma, with and without her horrifying mask.