How The Walking Dead Actually Ruined Its Own Season 10 Finale

The Walking Dead has returned, in any event for one scene for now. The long-running arrangement deferred its Season 10 finale prior in the year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, that scene has now circulated. But, presently it’s not the Season 10 finale. A great deal has occurred with AMC’s zombie universe mothership since the last new scene circulated, prompting what was eventually a baffling hour of TV.

It was declared in September that not exclusively would six extra Season 10 scenes be shot to air at some point in 2021, however, that the show would end after an eleventh season to air at a much later date. Knowing since The Walking Dead will end after its next season takes a lot of a sting out of what might regularly be a high-stakes Season 10 finale. Cautioning: The accompanying contains spoilers for Season 10, Episode 16 of The Walking Dead, named “A Certain Doom.”

It is extremely unlikely the show would murder off what not many of its paramount characters are left. In the course of the last few seasons, the show has disposed of Rick (Andrew Lincoln), Michonne (Danai Gurira), Carl (Chandler Riggs), Glenn (Steven Yeun), and quite a few other fan-most loved characters for an assortment of reasons. In their place, a series of beginners have traveled every which way – some semi-vital, others less, none of them actually completely making up for the shortfall of dearest characters.

Presently, realizing the show will end after next season, it’s undeniable the show wouldn’t get rid of a couple of enduring characters that are left before the show closes. All things considered, they’ve made it this long, so it seems like it’s absolutely impossible Daryl (Norman Reedus) or Carol (Melissa McBride) will fail horrendously before everything is said and done. That is absolutely something the show would put something aside for an arrangement finale, to leave things on a ground-breaking note.

The issue is, that won’t occur either. At the point when it was declared that The Walking Dead would end after Season 11, AMC likewise uncovered a side project is in progress that follows the proceedings of Carol and Daryl. Basically, this implies they’re distant. Regardless of what conditions you may discover them in before the finish of the arrangement, they’re not going anyplace.

With their demise off the table, that leaves characters like Eugene (Josh McDermitt) and Ezekiel (Khary Payton) as the most enthusiastic punches the show could toss in its last season, so for what reason would they be executed off at this point? At that point, there’s Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan). The once captivating and upsetting scoundrel is currently a hero and not extremely energizing. Would his passing really mean as much as it would have a couple of seasons back?