The Walking Dead Season 11 Trailer Welcomes You to The Commonwealth

| July 24, 2021 |

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Lance Hornsby and The Commonwealth in The Walking Dead — *Photo: AMC*

Through its x, shortly-to-exist 11, season run, The Walking Expressionless has enjoyed some of the best trailers in the game. Cutting together many episodes of zombie violence into a three-minute parcel (often accompanied by a haunting acoustic melody) must be a video editor's dream.

With its advent at 2021 San Diego Comic-Con (nonetheless operating remotely nether the Comic-Con@Home banner), The Walking Dead unleashed another banger of a trailer. Much of it is the boilerplate zombie action that we've come up to expect, but stay tuned to the very end for a special orientation video. Cheque it out below:

While The Walking Dead producer Scott Gimple and showrunner Angela Kang have made little try to hide the fact that the community Eugene and visitor find themselves in is "The Commonwealth" from the comics, this trailer finally confirms information technology. And what better way to officially introduce The Commonwealth into the TWD canon than with a helpful VHS orientation video?

In this brief trailer postscript, we see images of an idyllic community: families biking, artists painting in public, and fifty-fifty an celebrated Union Station. That's when community representative Lance Hornsby appears, flanked by Democracy soldiers and under a banner that reads "FIGHT THE Expressionless. Salvage THE LIVING. The Commonwealth Fashion."

Seems similar a squeamish place! Can't imagine that video is hiding anything sinister in the slightest, no sir.

In add-on to the exciting trailer, The Walking Dea d panel produced some interesting casting news. Josh Hamilton (who I, no joke, just watched for the first time in 2018's Eighth Grade a couple hours before this TWD panel) will play the aforementioned Lance Hornsby. Laila Robins ( The Boys ) will play Governor Pamela Milton. They join the previously announced Michael James Shaw as Mercer and Margot Bingham as Stephanie.

With no boldness to Shaw's Mercer or Bingham'south Stephanie, Pamela Milton is likely flavor eleven's most important new grapheme. Every bit governor of The Republic and a consummate politician, the Milton of the comics comes into disharmonize with the less rigid leadership stylings of Rick Grimes. Lord knows what she'll make of Daryl.

The Walking Dead season 11 will take another batch of new villains in The Reapers, as first introduced in season 10's extra episodes. During the panel, Kang had some interesting insight to this grouping and their modus operandi.

"I of the things that sets them autonomously is that they are incredibly skilled," Kang said. "They were skilled coming into the apocalypse. These are the tiptop of human killers. It's a very formidable blazon of enemy to become up against. They don't rely on numbers or volume."

The Walking Dead flavour 11 will premiere Sunday, Aug. 22 at 9 p.m. ET. The series 11th and last season will feature 24 full episodes and air in 3 parts, with parts two and iii arriving in 2022.