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Terry O'Quinn initially felt lost in the world of "The Walking Dead." O'Quinn, known for roles in "Lost," "Hawaii Five-0," and "Patriot," makes his debut as CRM Major General Beale in "The Ones Who Live," a series that delves into the Civic Republic Military's history. As O'Quinn's character unravels, he shares his realization of becoming part of the beloved "Walking Dead" universe."Having never watched 'The Walking Dead', I was finally introduced to the zombie phenomenon," O'Quinn explained. "When I realized the popularity, it was like missing a train. By the time I became aware of it, it had gained significant momentum, and I had difficulty catching up."Despite missing the initial opportunity to join "The Walking Dead," O'Quinn found a suitable entry point into the franchise through its spin-offs. With the support of Scott M. Gimple, O'Quinn joined the "TWD" universe, which now includes "World Beyond," "Dead City," and "Daryl Dixon."Scott informed me of the show, but I expressed my unfamiliarity with it. He offered to provide me with necessary information. I initially found the depiction of gore and violence in the show off-putting, as it prevented me from sleeping comfortably. However, upon viewing the zombies, I developed a connection with…

Over five years have passed since the separation of Rick and Michonne in season 9 of "The Walking Dead." Now, after eight years in the show's timeline, Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira headline a six-episode event series, "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live." This spin-off adapts the planned Rick Grimes film trilogy and delves into the couple's struggles to reunite during the last three seasons of the mothership show. The CRM, an indomitable force, poses a formidable challenge to their journey.Discover the release details for the latest Walking Dead spinoff series, including airtimes and viewing platforms. Explore our comprehensive guide for insider information on The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live: Where to WatchEnjoy "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live" with cable on AMC or stream it with a subscription on AMC+. When Does The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Start? The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live debuts on AMC at 9 p.m. EST on Sunday, February 25. AMC+ subscribers can stream new episodes early on Sundays at 3 a.m. ET / 12 a.m. PT.How Many Episodes Is The Walking Dead Rick and Michonne Spinoff? The new Walking Dead series…

Rick and Michonne aren't just "the ones who live" — together, they're Richonne. Though their relationship never turned romantic in the comic books, the coupling of Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) on the TV series outlived The Walking Dead itself: their indomitable love story spawned the new spinoff series The Ones Who Live. And it all started with baby formula. The episode, "Hounded," aired midway through the third season in 2012 and was the first time Rick and Michonne set eyes on each other. "I never thanked you. For getting me out there that day, taking me in," Michonne later told Rick in "Welcome to the Tombs," after she arrived at the prison with the formula that Glenn (Steven Yeun) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) scavenged for baby Judith. "If you didn't have that baby formula," Rick replied, "I wouldn't have." When Michonne countered that Rick "could have just taken the formula" and left the katana-wielding woman outside the prison's gates, Rick said: "It must have been something else, then." It was Rick's son, Carl (Chandler Riggs), who made the call. "He said you belonged here. You're one of us."  In anticipation of Rick and Michonne's reunion in The Walking…

This mysterious organization, known as the Civic Republic Military (CRM), operates under the motto "Security and secrecy above all." Its three-ring helicopter group, responsible for airlifting Rick Grimes in Season 9 of "The Walking Dead," remains shrouded in secrecy, but subsequent spinoffs such as "Fear the Walking Dead" and "The Walking Dead: World Beyond" have shed some light on the CRM, revealing itself as "the last light of the world." Now, the black-clad helmeted soldiers return in "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live," with Rick himself among their ranks. This highly anticipated series premiere on AMC on Feb. 25 promises to answer burning questions about Rick's whereabouts and unveil the secrets hidden within the CRM.Your comprehensive CRM crash course covers everything you need to know about the infamous villains of the Walking Dead Universe. The Helicopter Rick's first helicopter sighting occurred in the pilot episode, "Days Gone Bye," following his coma awakening. Despite venturing into Atlanta, he encountered only a functioning helicopter. His next sighting was in season 8's "The Big Scary U," where a black chopper soared overhead. The "A" "We take, we don't bother," declared Scavenger leader Jadis (Pollyanna McIntosh) in The Walking Dead season 7 episode…

Eight years have elapsed since Rick Grimes' (Andrew Lincoln) sacrifice separated him from Michonne (Danai Gurira) in Season 9 of "The Walking Dead." Despite blowing up a bridge to safeguard his loved ones from walkers, Rick survived and was rescued by a CRM helicopter. The series then advanced six years into the future, showcasing an older Judith Grimes (Cailey Fleming) and her younger brother, RJ (Antony Azor), Michonne and Rick's son.After departing the main series in 2018 and 2020, respectively, Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira will reprise their roles as Rick and Michonne in the new six-episode spinoff, "The Ones Who Live." The event series premieres on AMC on February 25.To catch up on "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live": - Read our CRM crash course about the Civic Republic Military - Check out our guide on watching the new series - Review everything else you need to know about the show The Bridge (Photo: Jackson Lee Davis/AMC)19 months after their victory over the Saviors, Rick and Michonne pursued Carl's vision for a better world, forging unity among Alexandria, the Hilltop, the Kingdom, Oceanside, and Sanctuary. Rick oversaw bridge construction to connect the communities, while Michonne established a charter.…

"A's" and "B's" were a mystery in three Walking Dead shows. Later, we learned that the three-ring group Jadis was involved with is the Civic Republic Military (CRM). CRM used a binary classification system, labeling Rick, Negan, and Gabriel as "A's." However, Jadis later notified CRM that she had a "B": an injured Rick.The CRM helicopter pilot informed Jadis that an "A" was required for her extraction from the junkyard to the Civic Republic, a Philadelphia-based hidden city with 200,000 survivors. Jadis initially claimed to have an "A" prepared, but after Rick destroyed a bridge filled with walkers, she admitted to the pilot, "I have a 'B,' not an 'A.' I never had an 'A.' He's injured but strong." Jadis rescued Rick but later traded him to the Civic Republic army in exchange for entry into the hidden civilization, where Rick has been held captive for the last eight years.In the premiere of "The Years," it is revealed that Rick spent six years after the bridge as a consignment under CRM Lt. Col. Donald Okafor, who recruited him into the military despite his failed escape attempts. For the following two years, Rick advanced through the CRM ranks as a helicopter pilot and…

When Morales nicknamed Rick Grimes "helicopter boy" in the first season of <em>The Walking Dead</em>, the moniker originated from the sheriff's deputy's attempt to signal a helicopter flying over Atlanta during the early days of the zombie apocalypse. Eight years later, after an injured Rick was airlifted away aboard a Civic Republic Military chopper, "helicopter boy" rose through the ranks to become Sergeant Major Rick Grimes: a CRM soldier and helicopter pilot.CRM Lieutenant Colonel Donald Okafor (Craig Tate) recruited and trained Rick to join the secret army that abducted him from his family in season 9 of The Walking Dead. This mission became possible after Jadis/Anne (Pollyanna McIntosh) saved Rick's life and handed him over to the CRM. While Jadis facilitated Rick's connection to this broader world, helicopters have consistently featured throughout The Walking Dead, beginning with the first episode.Season 1 Episode 1: "Days Gone Bye"Waking from an abandoned hospital, Rick ventured past a desolate graveyard of military hardware, including a black helicopter. As he rode into the zombie-infested Atlanta, the reflection of an operational helicopter caught his eye.Season 2 Episode 13: "Beside the Dying Fire"The Season 2 finale opened with walkers amassing in Atlanta, having followed the helicopter spotted by…

Since her husband was airlifted away in season 9 of "The Walking Dead," Michonne has been determined to find Rick Grimes and reunite him with their children. In the premiere of "The Ones Who Live," a spinoff series centered on their story, she finally found him. The episode ended with a cliffhanger, leaving viewers eager to see the long-awaited reunion between Rick and Michonne after an eight-year separation.Episode 2 of "The Ones Who Live," titled "Gone," chronicles Michonne's journey after "The Walking Dead." For those who missed her final episodes or need a refresher, a comprehensive recap of the Rick & Michonne timeline is available.Michonne is thoroughly examined below, providing all the essential information. Why did Michonne leave The Walking Dead? After departing "The Walking Dead" in season 10, Michonne found evidence of Rick's potential survival during a mission to Bloodsworth Island. A boat carrying his belongings stumbled upon, suggesting he had survived the bridge explosion. Inspired by a logbook documenting the boat's travels and a walkie-talkie conversation with her daughter, Judith, Michonne embarked on a journey to find Rick. Judith's plea to search for her father who may be in need of assistance motivated Michonne's northward expedition.What is Michonne's…

"I found something." With those words, Michonne (Danai Gurira) revealed to her daughter Judith that she had a clue about the whereabouts of Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), her long-lost husband. Driven by the belief that Rick was alive despite being missing for six years, Michonne set out on a journey to find him, leaving The Walking Dead only to return in The Ones Who Live. There, at the wreckage of a downed CRM helicopter, the couple was reunited. A stunned Michonne exclaimed, "I found you."Years after her journey began in "What We Become" (The Walking Dead, season 10, episode 1), Michonne encountered Aiden (Breeda Wool) and Bailey (Andrew Bachelor) in New Jersey. As stragglers left behind by their survivor caravans, they sought Michonne's aid. Her act of kindness would ultimately reunite her with Rick.In the "Gone" episode of "The Ones Who Live," Michonne, Aiden, and Bailey rejoined Elle's nomadic convoy. Elle reiterated their policy of not stopping for individuals, even family members, explaining that prioritizing a few could endanger the entire mobile community.Nat (Matthew August Jeffers), the pyromaniac tinkerer, formed a breakaway group with Aiden, Bailey, and other survivors in defiance of Elle's abandonment policy. Faced with a massive walker…

Okafor's warning looms large: "There's no escape for the living." Despite the reunion of Rick Grimes and Michonne in the second episode of "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live," their encounter quickly turns perilous. Trapped with the Civic Republic Military, the reunited couple faces a new challenge and a desperate need for escape.Eight years after being airlifted away from a bridge explosion on "The Walking Dead," Rick was returned to Michonne on "The Ones Who Live" by an exploding CRM helicopter. Michonne's companion Nat fired the rocket that took down Rick's helicopter, retaliating for an earlier CRM attack that killed their friends and left them injured for a year. Shortly after their reunion, a surviving CRM soldier killed Nat. Rick then killed the soldier and declared, "I'm not with them."Confiscating items that could link them, Rick instructed Michonne to conceal her identity and origins. To mislead the approaching CRM helicopter, he staged a scene depicting Nat as the sole perpetrator of the attack, while Michonne surrendered with her hands raised to show Rick's apparent threat. Promising to reunite, they separated once more, as Rick vowed, "We will get away."Michonne concealed her identity as an "A" and claimed to be…

Years later, fans finally learned about the mystery group Michonne joined in her final "Walking Dead" episode. After searching Bloodsworth Island for weapons, Michonne discovered Rick's belongings on a wrecked ship. Traveling north, she encountered Aiden and Bailey, two stragglers following a caravan with countless survivors. Despite their assertion that they would be left behind, Michonne assisted the pair.The "Gone" episode of The Ones Who Live disclosed that the group operates as a mobile community, led by Elle (Erin Anderson). Elle enforces a strict no-stop protocol, emphasizing that halting for individuals could jeopardize their entire community. "We prioritize our community and adhere to its rules," Elle stated. "We don't stop, for trying to save a few, we risk losing many. This is how we have endured."Michonne declined Elle's invitation to their community, stating, "I don't abandon others." Tinkerer Nat (Matthew August Jeffers) shared a similar sentiment, assuring Elle of their abilities to protect individuals. In gratitude for Michonne's rescue of his companions, Aiden and Bailey, Nat provided her with weaponry and armor to support her journey to Bridgers Terminal. This gear will prove crucial as she faces the Wailing, a vast migration of walkers known as a herd spanning a…

More than five years after their last appearance on season 9 of "The Walking Dead," Rick Grimes and Michonne reunited in the spinoff series "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live." Originally planned as a trilogy of films, the project was retooled into a "prestige miniseries" by Scott M. Gimple in collaboration with the series' co-creators, Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira.The show's creators have kept plans for the Grimes' futures in the Walking Dead Universe under wraps. However, there are clues about what's to come for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live season 2. Will there be a The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Season 2? Miniseries or limited series generally have a predetermined number of episodes. However, this term typically excludes series that are initially conceived as ongoing, such as the 177-episode show "The Walking Dead" which spanned 11 seasons.AMC labels "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live" as a "six-episode event series." However, when the Rick and Michonne series was announced with six episodes at San Diego Comic-Con in 2022, Entertainment Weekly indicated that "those six episodes will not be a limited series, but rather the first season of a continuing series."In 2020, AMC's "The Walking…

The Civic Republic Military's code of "security and secrecy above all" guides Warrant Officer Jadis Stokes' actions on "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live." In Sunday's episode, "Bye," Stokes reunites Rick Grimes with his wife Michonne, who has been undercover for the CRM as "Dana Bethune." This secret is kept between the former foes turned allies, but their true relationship remains uncertain for the time being.In Episode 3, airing on March 10 on AMC and AMC+, Rick and Michonne disguise themselves as strangers to survive under the CRM's watchful gaze. In a tense scene, Jadis threatens to kill everyone Rick cares for at Alexandria if he attempts to escape with Michonne."In the event of my untimely demise, I've left a file among my belongings that contains crucial information about you and your loved ones. Upon receiving this file, the CRM Reclamation team would likely move swiftly to eliminate everyone you care about within hours," Jadis cautions. "Your departure with the knowledge of that City and its power is unacceptable.""If Michonne doesn't belong here," Jadis states, "she shouldn't have come. It was her choice. So, Rick, what is yours? Will you assure me you won't attempt escape?" If Rick intends…

Jadis, the leader of the Scavengers, described her group as "We take. We don't bother." After leaving "The Walking Dead" with Rick Grimes, she reappeared as a warrant officer in the CRM on "The Walking Dead: World Beyond." Now, in "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live," she has reunited with Rick.For an overview of the villain Jadis from "The Walking Dead" and its spin-off "The Walking Dead: World Beyond," explore our comprehensive breakdown on "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live."Jadis bartered with the Civic Republic Military (CRM) by providing them with individuals in exchange for necessities. During a supply run, Heath vanished, leaving behind a cryptic keycard bearing the initials "PPP." Later, it came to light that Jadis had made a deal with the CRM, trading Heath for essential supplies like canned goods and applesauce. This transaction marked the debut of the CRM's three-circle insignia on "The Walking Dead."Initially agreeing to aid Rick's rebellion against Negan, Jadis ultimately betrayed him. In the episode "The First Day of the Rest of Your Life," it was revealed that Negan offered Jadis' Scavengers 10 people (reduced from 12) in exchange for their assistance, citing that "people are a resource." However, Jadis…

"I constantly think of the dead and the living I've lost," wrote Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) in a past letter to his wife, Michonne (Danai Gurira). Despite years of efforts, Rick couldn't escape the CRM's grip and contemplated ending his own life. "I couldn't bring myself to do it, but I resolved to die," he wrote in a letter that he later burned, along with mementos of the loved ones he had let go.No longer do I perceive the departed, the light of the sun, or the vastness of the sky and water. My vision is consumed by what lies before me: the relentless gears, the pungent scent of weaponry, and the ever-present blood. I am driven by a singular purpose: to contribute, however small, to the preservation of our world. I may not receive recognition or gratitude, but I find solace in knowing I have endeavored wholeheartedly. My love for you remains boundless. I have given all that I had to offer. May you find peace in knowing my sacrifices were made with the profoundest of intentions.Rick chose to support Okafor's mission within the CRM, but their plans were disrupted when Nat shot down their helicopter. Coincidentally, Rick and…

Sunday's penultimate episode of "The Ones Who Live" emphasized faith, forgiveness, and redemption. The episode featured the unexpected return of Father Gabriel Stokes (Seth Gilliam), a character who embodies these themes. The revelation that Gabriel and Anne/Jadis (Pollyanna McIntosh) had another encounter after Anne's departure with Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) on a Civic Republic Military helicopter added a surprising twist to the story.Anne, now known as CRM Warrant Officer Jadis Stokes, secretly met with her confidante Gabriel once a year in the woods outside Alexandria. The first meeting took place "three years ago," during the post-Rick timeline between seasons 9B and 10 of The Walking Dead. Gabriel revealed that he had attempted to find Anne using the ham radio that Eugene had repaired at the end of season 9.The second flashback took place after Michonne's exit, following the Whisperer War that compromised Alexandria's walls. Despite efforts to rebuild during season 10C, the community faced a severe food shortage in the season 11 premiere.The third and final flashback, set "one year ago," occurred around The Walking Dead season 11C. Gabriel and Rosita's relationship had ended off-screen during a six-month time skip prior to the flashback. The series finale, "Rest in Peace,"…

Federal Judge Fernando Aenlle-Rocha denied AMC's motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by "The Walking Dead" producers Robert Kirkman and Gale Anne Hurd. The lawsuit alleges discrepancies in profit sharing between AMC and the producers.It would be illogical to interpret the MFN provisions in a way that allows Defendants to provide greater compensation to Darabont and CAA through a settlement agreement without offering the same benefit to Plaintiffs. Such an interpretation would be contrary to the parties' expectations when entering into the agreements.The Darabont and CAA case was settled three years ago, resulting in a $200 million settlement for the ex-showrunner and management agency with AMC.Plaintiffs are entitled to similar treatment as Darabont regarding his MAGR interests. This includes the same valuation applied to their MAGR interests, which collectively exceed Darabont's and CAA's. Consequently, Plaintiffs are entitled to a substantial payment from AMC, exceeding $200 million, the exact amount to be determined at trial.In 2022, Kirkman, Hurd, Alpert, Eglee, and Mazzara initiated legal action against AMC, accusing the company of withholding substantial payments.Despite claiming billions in profit from The Walking Dead franchise thanks to Plaintiffs' ideas and services, AMC initially issued a MAGR definition that would have denied them any…

Fans have long desired an animated adaptation of the "Walking Dead" comic, but despite Kirkman being open to a "faithful" animated version, the idea hasn't gained traction at AMC.Kirkman expressed his desire for an animated "Walking Dead" show but acknowledged the necessity of regaining the rights from AMC. Skybound editor LaFranco indicated that efforts have been made towards this project, with many fans eagerly anticipating its realization.In 2010, AMC released an eight-minute motion comic adapting "The Walking Dead" #1. Additionally, the network utilized comic-style animation in the webisode series "The Walking Dead: Red Machete." AMC's Scott M. Gimple has expressed interest in incorporating animation into upcoming episodes of "Tales of the Walking Dead," but the franchise's use of this format remains limited.In 2009, AMC secured the rights to the graphic novel in a significant development deal. <em>The Walking Dead</em> premiered in 2010, created by Frank Darabont and executive produced by Gale Anne Hurd, David Alpert, and Robert Kirkman. The premiere episode, directed by Darabont, garnered the highest audience for an original series on AMC and the best ratings in the 18-49 demographic for any cable series debut in 2010. AMC's <em>Walking Dead</em> remained the #1 series on basic cable for…

April showers bring May movies and TV shows to streaming? Okay, that may not be exactly how the saying goes, but that doesn't mean there isn't truth to it. The month of May is just around the corner and all of the major streaming services in the US have big plans for the weeks ahead. Netflix, Disney+, Max, Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock, and Prim Video have already unveiled their lineups of new May content, and we've compiled them all into one convenient place. Netflix has a couple of highly anticipated originals set to arrive in May, including the first half of Bridgerton Season 3. The streamer will also be releasing Jerry Seinfeld's new film, Unfrosted, on May 3rd. May 4th is, as always, a day dedicated to celebrating all things Star Wars, and Disney+ has plans in place for the occasion. The day will see Disney+ release all six episodes of Star Wars: Tales of the Empire. You can check out the full list of May's streaming additions below! May 1st NETFLIXAirportAirport '77Airport 1975The Best Man HolidayBlendedBlue Mountain State: Season 1Blue Mountain State: Season 2Blue Mountain State: Season 3Blue Mountain State: The Rise of ThadlandEat Pray LoveThe Edge of SeventeenThe EqualizerThe…

Ryan Gosling's Beavis and Butt-Head sketch on Saturday Night Live became an instant hit with fans. The sketch, which featured Gosling and SNL cast member Mikey Day as audience members in a serious forum on artificial intelligence, drew comparisons to the iconic animated characters created by Mike Judge. Despite airing weeks ago, the sketch continues to generate buzz. Gosling and Day even reprised their roles recently to promote Gosling's movie The Fall Guy, showcasing the enduring popularity of the Beavis and Butt-Head impersonations.Gosling stars in "The Fall Guy" with Emily Blunt, and the David Leitch film is hitting theaters this weekend. On the red carpet at the film's premiere Tuesday night, Gosling and Day appeared dressed as Beavis and Butt-Head, interrupting one of Blunt's interviews. A video of the exchange is available below. Ryan Gosling and Mikey Day crash an Emily Blunt interview as Beavis & Butthead.“Were you in ‘Salmon Fishing in Yemen’, I love that film Emily Blarnt!” pic.twitter.com/Epjn1axIfQ— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) May 1, 2024 The iconic "Beavis and Butt-Head" sketch was lauded as a standout in the recent "Saturday Night Live" season. Its enduring popularity suggests that there may be more collaborations featuring the beloved duo in the future.(Photo:…

Finn Wittrock spoke about his role as Guy Gardner in a canceled DC Comics project. Despite the previous regime's plans for multiple Green Lantern incarnations, Wittrock had prepared for the role by reading numerous Green Lantern comics. He gained an appreciation for the character and its mythos. While his time as Guy Gardner never materialized, the experience provided him valuable insights into the challenges and rewards of portraying such a beloved character."My 20 Green Lantern comics sparked an interest in my five-year-old son. While initially explaining them as project research, I gained a comprehensive education on the character. This ignited a passion within me. Despite the disappointment of not landing the Green Lantern role, it provided valuable preparation. I'm hopeful that a suitable comic book role awaits me, equipping me to navigate that world effectively."Our interviewer inquired about the iconic bowl cut required for the role. Wittrock expressed his willingness to embrace the hairstyle, stating, "I understood the significance of the red hair and bowl cut. So, mentally, I was preparing for it. Physically, I wanted to wait until the last possible moment. Yes, I was preparing for that eventuality."Who Is Playing Guy Gardner Now?(Photo: Producer Pete)Nathan Fillion will portray…

Despite many Saturday Night Live sketches being adapted into films, few have achieved the cultural impact of MacGruber. Originating as a sketch in 2007, the franchise spawned a movie and a television series debuting in 2021. Reports indicate a written script for a second season of MacGruber, but it remains unproduced. Creator Jorma Taccone envisions a more ambitious future, suggesting the franchise's next step should be a Broadway musical."Through sheer luck, we managed to elevate it from an SNL sketch to ten sketches, a Super Bowl commercial, a movie, and now a TV show," Taccone shared in an interview about his role directing episode 4 of Paramount+'s Knuckles series. "I believe the natural progression is a Broadway musical."Taccone discussed the "point at anything" scene from the *MacGruber* movie, emphasizing its ability to elevate a film with iconic moments.Taccone revealed that their limited filming time made that particular scene significant. Despite the scene's humor, they spent considerable time perfecting it, with Taccone recalling numerous takes due to its hilarity. Coincidentally, Todd Phillips was present during the filming, and Taccone recalls feeling reassured by his apparent approval. He acknowledged that the scene was unconventional for someone to encounter and question the film's…