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They’ll either be in that train car or there will be a time jump. A time jump would be a bit jarring, but maybe that’s an interesting way to do things. Where will season five pick up? Will there be a time jump? We’ll continue doing what we always do: to try and break new ground with every season. There may be some individual episodes that focus on a smaller group or one character. We’ll continue to tell different stories here and there. Kirkman: I don’t think this show is going to settle into one formula. Will season five follow a similar structure? The back half of season four featured more individual character exploration and some stand-alone stories. He long played that in the comic, and we can do the same thing even a bit longer than he did it just because I liked the way he did it in the comic and I wanted to turn it up that much more. There are ways we even chose to remix it, like with Lizzie and Mika, to find ways to take things that Robert did. And if we have to change it, that’s an opportunity to tie character and theme to it in different ways. If we use verbatim from the comic, that’s awesome. As we said during our first conversation, in “Pretty Much Dead Already” when Sophia comes out of the barn, that’s a remix. Will you continue with that approach in mind? STORY: ‘Walking Dead’ Season 4 Finale: Trapped at Terminus He’s going to go into another really awesome direction. We’re also going to be dealing with a more capable and prepared Rick Grimes coming out of what he’s experienced in this episode.

We’re going to be dealing with Terminus in a big way as soon as we come back. Kirkman: We’re ending on a cliffhanger in season four. Gimple: Rick said, and before that Robert said it in the comics: Are we too far gone to be people anymore, to actually be human beings, to be able to relate to one another on an emotional level, to be able to live a real humanistic and emotional life - are we too far gone? Next season really is who do we become after that? Once that question is answered for ourselves, who are these people? That idea will be explored a few different ways.

Season four explored the things people do to stay alive. Gimple: You can do irrefutably impossible things with the right amount of planning and support from intelligent and hardworking people and pizza. What was the most valuable lesson you learned? Scott, your first season as showrunner is in the books.

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STORY: ‘Walking Dead’ Promotes Three to Series Regular for Season 5 (Gimple will return as showrunner and pen the season-five premiere. Kirkman will write the second episode.) Gimple and executive producer Robert Kirkman (who created the comics on which the series is based) to break down the finale and preview what’s ahead in season five. The Hollywood Reporter caught up with showrunner Scott M.

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( For a full recap and analysis of how the episode compares with the comics, click here.) With seemingly little hope for survival, a newly empowered Rick declares, “They’re screwing with the wrong people” - an almost direct quote from the comics after Rick’s group comes face to face with a group of cannibals. The season comes to a close when Rick, Daryl, Carl and Michonne are forced into a small railcar where they’re reunited with Glenn, Maggie, Abraham, Eugene, Rosita, Bob, Sasha and Tara. As they run from room to room, they pass a massive pile of what appears to be human bones - including a ribcage - as well as a super creepy candle room where what could be the names of victims and their personal effects forming a circle of memorial in a room scrawled with possible warnings to strangers. The subsequent shootout finds Gareth’s gang aiming at Rick and company’s feet and leading them through what it turns out is a massively creepy Terminus. PHOTOS: ‘The Walking Dead’s’ Most Shocking Deaths West), the head of Terminus, Rick becomes instantly suspect when he spots Hershel’s pocket watch - which he had gifted to Glenn - hanging from the waist of one of the Terminus guys, with another sporting Maggie’s poncho and the riot gear Glenn had before passing it along to Eugene. Much like Maggie ( Lauren Cohan), Glenn ( Steven Yeun), Abraham ( Michael Cudlitz), Eugene ( Josh McDermitt), Rosita ( Christian Serratos), Bob ( Lawrence Gilliard Jr.), Sasha ( Sonequa Martin-Green) and Tara ( Alanna Masterson) were, Rick’s mini group were greeted with open arms and the offer of food and shelter as the community had been billed as a “sanctuary for all” and “those who arrive, survive.” After sneaking in the back way and meeting Gareth ( Greek’s Andrew J. STORY: ‘Walking Dead’s’ Andrew Lincoln: ‘We Ran Into Hell’

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