The Walking Dead Season 11 trailer is out for the 16 episodes to follow before the series takes its final bow (season 11 B trailer if you will). As expected, it does look quite brilliant. Unfortunately, it ruins not one but two major cliffhangers.
And yes, fans online are not happy. Especially if you look at how safe the show has gotten considering we've not seen any major character deaths in some time! Has a major good guy died since Siddhiq? The answer is no.
Both Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) seemingly survived the Hwacha that was let loose upon them in the previous episode. The Walking Dead Season 11 trailer shows them in the pink of health, and it does seem like Judith (Cailey Fleming) will be fine too. But for how long, is the question on everyone's mind! After all, it looks like soldiers of The Commonwealth have invaded Alexandria.
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The Walking Dead Season 11 Trailer - Who is Pamela Milton?
Yes, we've already come across a Governor before in the Walking Dead Universe. He went to war with Rick Grimes and crew, and came out on the losing end. In The Walking Dead Season 11 trailer, we're introduced to a new Governor - Pamela Milton. The Governor of the Commonwealth, that is.
Laila Robins will play Pamela Milton in the eleventh season. Rest assured, she will be a central character in the events that follow.
The Commonwealth has thus far only interacted with certain members of Alexandria, from Ezekiel (Khary Payton) to Yumiko (Elanor Matsuura) and Eugene (Josh McDermitt). However, the sight of Mercer towering over Daryl and Rosita in The Walking Dead Season 11 trailer is foreboding.
Equally as exciting is the sight of Carol (Melissa McBride) in The Commonwealth. How our characters adapt to civilized society once again should be quite interesting to see.
The Walking Dead Season 11 trailer does its job of getting us all hyped for the episodes to follow. Whether the episodes live up to the build now remains to be seen.