But, sure, there’s somewhat of a hypocritical element in Rick. While Hershel felt like it was very definitive that the kid posed no threat, there was a little bit of ambiguity there. The situation with Carl was somewhat different. Does it make Rick a hypocrite for banishing Carol for killing Karen and David, both of whom actually did pose a threat? TVLINE | We were reminded in the finale that Carl shot a boy who basically posed no imminent threat. If Beth ever comes back, hopefully, we’ll find a definitive answer to that.
Whether or not that would eventually grow into a romantic relationship we’re keeping ambiguous, much like the relationship between Daryl and Carol was fairly ambiguous. Daryl is very protective and he’s formed very strong bonds with a lot of characters, Carol included. TVLINE | Has Daryl developed more than brotherly feelings for Beth? PHOTOS | Walking Dead: 10 Characters From the Comic We Want to Meet They’re actually a lot more dangerous and a little bit scarier when it all comes to light. It’s a completely alien environment with very strange people that live in a very specific and strange way that is in no way any kind of remnant of what we knew before. It had a leader who had a lot of secrets, but, on the surface, it was a place where families could live and people could survive. Woodbury was much more of a return to civilization. TVLINE | How does the Terminus situation differ from Woodbury? In each case, we have a group of people whose method of surviving poses a threat to our core characters. Or, maybe, they found a Denny’s and they’re just having a good time. They could be in part of the barbecue, as you say. We’ll deal with fairly quickly when we come back for Season 5. And leaving the fate of Beth and Carol and Tyreese and Judith completely ambiguous kind of gives us that.
Seeing that group in the train car and knowing that all of those people are together and that Rick is very capable and very prepared… We kind of felt like we needed more unknowns to keep people guessing. TVLINE | Why not give us a clue about their fate, especially coming off of last week’s harrowing episode? It’s certainly fine for people to speculate. I’m stopping myself from making very horrible jokes. TVLINE | Do you want us to be thinking that Carol and Tyreese could be in the Sloppy Joes that Mary served Rick & Co.? The next question is whether The Walking Dead can weather the storm of his departure.RELATED | AMC Orders Walking Dead Spin-Off - Get Scoop on the Premise But in this case, AMC has helped bring fans a fictional character so supercharged that we're here discussing not just Andrew Lincoln, but Rick Grimes moving onto bigger and better things. Usually it's actors that we discuss heading off to new ventures.
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Rick Grimes, the hero, the leader, the fighter, the survivor, has officially departed the series that made him. Andrew Lincoln has also revealed that the lure of The Walking Dead has been too much to resist, even after he's severed his acting ties with the series, and he's already slated to return as a director at some point next season.īut for all that, he still left the show. It was encouraging to hear Walking Dead writer Scott Gimple reveal in the aftermath of the episode that Rick Grimes has indeed been preserved - literally via helicopter evacuation - for other harrowing adventures, currently in the form of three upcoming feature-length films focused on the continuation of the Grimes chronicles. Intense, gritty, and over the top violent, it showcased a side of Rick Grimes that, while not a common element in the show, has certainly come out to play more than once.Īnd what about the cool, calm, and collected round of "revenge" killings when Rick and Morgan systematically slaughtered a whole batch of the Saviors after one of them set them set him free? There's no doubt at this point that, for all of the bravado and leadership, caring and sharing, Rick has also got quite a dark side, and when it bubbles to the surface, somebody's usually going to get hurt. Then there was that brutal scene when Rick and company dispatched Gareth and the cannibal crew from Terminus. However, Rick immediately took things further, hacking the body of his captor to pieces right in front of his son's impressionable eyes. Sure, the initial move was made in desperation, bringing him to an inhumanly low point for a brief moment in order to save his (and more importantly, Carl's) life and dignity. Consider, for example, the aftermath of Rick's neck-biting stunt.
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