So if Carl is out, what of those Old Man Rick theories? Throughout Season 8 of The Walking Dead, soft-focused scenes feature our heroes Rick, Michonne, little Judith, and Carl, alive and well, living peacefully in Alexandria. “It’s a beautiful episode and the people that clearly are upset about losing Carl and questioning where the show goes without Carl - I really do believe that a lot of people will put those feelings aside when they watch this episode because they’re really going to get an opportunity to make some peace with it,” Nicotero added. “When I watched the first cut of this episode, tears were coming out of my eyes 20 minutes into it.” “I think it’s one of our most powerful episodes that we’ve ever produced,” Nicotero told Entertainment Weekly. With still one more episode left to go, executive producer Greg Nicotero - who directed the next episode - says Carl’s goodbye will be a meaningful tearjerker than an off-screen burial. Riggs will bow out as Carl Grimes in the mid-season return of 'The Walking Dead' on February 25.
His story is definitely coming to an end.” “There’s no way he can get back from that. Riggs later told The Hollywood Reporter that Carl was doomed to die by his wounds. The moment Carl revealed his wound ended the episode, which left Carl’s fate ambiguous - for a moment. In the mid-season finale that aired in December, Carl revealed he was bit by a walker while trying to extend an olive branch to a stranded survivor, Siddiq, who (presumably) has no ties to enclaves like the Hilltop or the Saviors. The episode will star Riggs play Carl Grimes, the son of Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) for the final time.
On February 25, the ninth episode of The Walking Dead Season 8 will run at 82 minutes, adding to the handful of extended-length The Walking Dead episodes which have become a staple for the series. The mid-season return of the AMC zombie drama will be an extended episode, clocking in at 82 minutes, which will serve as Chandler Riggs’s final performance as Carl Grimes. Here is what his dad William Riggs had to say.If you’re still heartbroken over the mid-season finale of The Walking Dead last fall, let February 25 be your last grasp at goodbyes.
It is hard to imagine him being able to balance college and shooting schedule demanded by the show. He has reportedly wrapped up his seven-year contract with the show and recently got accepted to Auburn. Recently, some posts by Chandler Riggs and his father on social media have made it seem like Carl won't be making it out of season 7 of The Walking Dead, one way or the other.
Sadly, it is starting to look like these visions of an old Carl Grimes may be something we can only dream about. Even after all of the years that passed, he still has his dad's old hat, which is kind of a nice touch. Carl also carries Michonne's sword, which means poor Michonne didn't make it into old age either. He definitely has touches of his father, Rick Grimes, in him and perhaps most notably, he is carrying around what appears to be Negan's trusty, bloody bat Lucille. Hiblen has envisioned a very grizzled, very battle hardened and very different Carl in the future.
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Carl, even after being shot early on in the series and losing an eye later on, has maintained this relative, youthful innocence to him.
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