After the events of the most recent episode of "The Walking Dead," it's hard to imagine where the show might go next. Lucky for us it seems that after two seasons of the show heading off in different directions from the comics, the show has finally hooked back up with the plot of Robert Kirkman's comic book.
Here are a few places the show might go when it comes back on February 9th. **Spoilers**
The Road
This is kind of an obvious one, but after a season and a half of being in one place, it's once again time for the group to hit the road. In the comic books, after the attack on the prison, Rick and the others take a while to meet up again; and for a while have no clear destination in mind.
This is kind of an obvious one, but after a season and a half of being in one place, it's once again time for the group to hit the road. In the comic books, after the attack on the prison, Rick and the others take a while to meet up again; and for a while have no clear destination in mind.
The Farm
This one doesn't exactly come from the comics, but rumor has it that the next stop for Rick and the others is Hershel's farm. It makes sense, as Maggie and Beth may want to go home after their father was cruelly executed. And it may tie into a story line from the books that finds Maggie trying to commit suicide.
This one doesn't exactly come from the comics, but rumor has it that the next stop for Rick and the others is Hershel's farm. It makes sense, as Maggie and Beth may want to go home after their father was cruelly executed. And it may tie into a story line from the books that finds Maggie trying to commit suicide.
Rumors also state that while at The Farm we'll meet new characters Abraham, Eugene, and Rosita, which will lead to ...
The Capitol
Nope, not the one in Panem. Eugene drops a bombshell on the survivors, claiming to be a scientist in touch with the US Government in Washington, D.C. Not only that, but they know how to stop the zombie plague. Though they don't quite make it all the way to the White House in the comics, seeing the remains of Washington might be a shocking, terrifying way to leave us at the end of the season four.
Nope, not the one in Panem. Eugene drops a bombshell on the survivors, claiming to be a scientist in touch with the US Government in Washington, D.C. Not only that, but they know how to stop the zombie plague. Though they don't quite make it all the way to the White House in the comics, seeing the remains of Washington might be a shocking, terrifying way to leave us at the end of the season four.
The Hunters
A short stop that we expect the show will get to sooner rather than later. One of the most horrifying storylines from the comics has Rick encountering a group of survivors who manage to get through the harsh winter by eating people. In the comics, they eat a one-legged Dale, who's been bitten by zombies. In the TV show, Dale died, Hershel lost his leg in his place, and then Hershel had his head chopped off in Tyreese's place.
A short stop that we expect the show will get to sooner rather than later. One of the most horrifying storylines from the comics has Rick encountering a group of survivors who manage to get through the harsh winter by eating people. In the comics, they eat a one-legged Dale, who's been bitten by zombies. In the TV show, Dale died, Hershel lost his leg in his place, and then Hershel had his head chopped off in Tyreese's place.
The Safe Zone
There's probably not time to get here by the end of season four, but this is coming. The current storyline in the comics finds Rick taking the group to the Alexandria Safe Zone, a better version of Woodbury. They take control, and come into conflict with a man even more dangerous than The Governor, Negan. If you're looking for a plot line for season five, and possibly even season six, look no further.
http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1718305/the-walking-dead-future-plot.jhtml
There's probably not time to get here by the end of season four, but this is coming. The current storyline in the comics finds Rick taking the group to the Alexandria Safe Zone, a better version of Woodbury. They take control, and come into conflict with a man even more dangerous than The Governor, Negan. If you're looking for a plot line for season five, and possibly even season six, look no further.
http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1718305/the-walking-dead-future-plot.jhtml
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