& # 39; The Walking Dead & # 39; will have another spin-off that is already under development by AMC

Since its broadcast began in 2010, the apocalyptic universe of "The Walking Dead" has been expanding over nine seasons and with its own spin-off, "Fear The Walking Dead". After so much time being passed by the walkers, anyone would say that there would be no human survivors in this cosmos of fiction, but of AMC seem willing to deny this with a new franchise series.

And it's that Josh Sapan, CEO of AMC, has already announced that he planned to expand the universe into new content, without advancing exactly what he was referring to. Now, his partner and chief operating officer of the cable channel, Ed Carroll, confirmed to the Deadline that a new series from the universe created by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard is in "active development".

The executive has not advanced much on what could be the argument of this new series and, in fact, can not even have a very clear definition. According to him, the state of development is still very primary: "We hired people to show us their possible stories". Of course, there should be some reference when Carroll says they "feel good" with how the project progresses.

They are not dead

What is certain is that this supposed expansion of & # 39; The Walking Dead & # 39; that your channel intends to accomplish when its ninth season is going through a difficult time is impressive. The departure of important players like Andrew Lincoln and Lauren Cohan has diminished the data of the public, andIn the tenth season, another leading actress, such as Danai Gurira, has already announced that she will reduce her participation.

However, both series of the franchise are still in progress and Rick Grimes, Andrew Lincoln's character, has raised his own series of films, in addition to this project announced. Carroll, in fact, does not believe that the lowly public represents any problem for his planned zombie empire:When & # 39; The Walking Dead & # 39; is dispensable by the channel, I think it will have more to do with spending than with profit, because the expenses usually increase when the seasons continue. "