Warning! This article contains SPOILERS for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 2.The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2, episode 2 was dedicated to Frank Hildebrand, but viewers may not know who Hildebrand was or why he was honored by the show. The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 is already off to a quick start after the ending of Dead City season 1. Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), Maggie (Lauren Cohan), and the rest of the cast of Dead City season 2 have already started their fight against the New Babylon Foundation. Most of the key figures of Dead City season 2 are already known quantities, but episode 2 introduced a new name from real life. 736x4h

Fear the Walking Deadstar Colman Domingo reveals that he almost ed on the show before it ended up changing his career. Serving as a spinoff of AMC's The Walking Dead, the series was created by Robert Kirkman and ended up airing for eight seasons from 2015 to 2023. Domingo appeared in the Fear The Walking Dead cast as Victor Strand, a character introduced in season 1 who eventually comes to serve as an antagonist in the zombie apocalypse show's later seasons.

Fear the Walking Deadstar Colman Domingo looks back on his time as Victor Strand and the series finale, reflecting on whether he'd return to the role. Fear the Walking Dead was the first spinoff in a television franchise that has seen many, running from August 2015 until November 2023. Although he was not part of the original cast, Domingo quickly made an impression and quickly became a series regular after being introduced near the end of season 1, and a crucial part of the zombie drama through to its conclusion.

The Travis Fear The Walking Dead death was one of the most shocking in a franchise filled with those moments. Few predicted the runaway success of AMC’s The Walking Dead series when it was first announced. Based on the cult graphic novel by Robert Kirkman, the show follows a group of survivors as they adjust to a world turned upside down by a zombie outbreak. While the show weathered some behind-the-scene issues during its first few seasons — such as the firing of original showrunner Frank Darabont — the great Walking Dead cast of characters, soap opera plotlines, and intense gore kept fans hooked week after week.

Frank Dillane played Nick in the spinoff Fear The Walking Deadfor four seasons. A prequel in the Walking Dead universe, the show followed the same successful formula as The Walking Dead, in which an ensemble cast had to make it through the apocalypse. The characters in Fear The Walking Deadare mostly new, and the show stars with high school teacher Madison Clark and her family as they attempt to survive the zombie apocalypse. Madison's son, former drug addict Nick, was quickly established as a character to watch as he adapted to the apocalypse.

Several Fear the Walking Deadcrossover characters from The Walking Dead appeared in the spin-off, including some of the parent show's main characters. When The Walking Dead's short first season aired on AMC in 2010, it earned raves and high viewership numbers, which only increased as the seasons went on. By the end of season 5, The Walking Dead was hitting its highest levels yet, leading AMC to launch the prequel series Fear the Walking Dead. While Fear the Walking Dead had its own cast of characters which it followed at the start of the zombie apocalypse, it wasn't long before characters from The Walking Dead crossed over.

A spin-off of AMC's ultra-popular The Walking Dead, Fear the Walking Dead boasts a completely new cast of characters — and a few notable crossovers and cameos. Created by Robert Kirkman and Dave Erickson, the post-apocalyptic horror series was the franchise's first-ever spin-off. Instead of being set near to its parent show's Atlanta setting, the series began in a Walker-infested Los Angeles, California. The first few seasons follow a dysfunctional, blended family, led by Kim Dickens' Madison Clark, but, as time goes on, more characters the show's ever-expanding roster.

Although The Walking Dead franchise began with its eponymous 2010 show, there's another series that is a better place to start when diving into this zombie world: Fear the Walking Dead. These days, a number of different TV shows make up The Walking Dead franchise. There have been spinoffs like The Walking Dead: Dead City, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, and The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. Yet, for the first five years of the franchise, there was only one show: The Walking Dead. Regardless, the subsequent Walking Dead spinoffs have provided new places for audiences to start.

Netflix announces 13 AMC shows are heading to the streaming service, including The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon and Interview with the Vampire. Despite its name, American Movie Classics, the basic cable channel is home to many original television series, such as Breaking Bad, Mad Men, The Walking Dead, and many more. Since its launch in 2020, many of these shows have been available for streaming on AMC+ in a limited capacity, but now, many more of them are coming to Netflix.

Fear the Walking Dead takes place in a zombie apocalypse, and that universe proved to be a hotbed for villains throughout its eight-season run. Many Fear the Walking Dead characters are villains, but not all of them are believable, thanks to a lack of realistic motivations and few stakes. The good news is that the show is about survival, so villains often come with surprising moves.