The Hollywood Reporter speaks with Jeffrey Dean Morgan about the journey ahead for Negan: "I think it's the best stuff I've gotten to do on the show.", "Silence the Whisperers," as well as Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard's comic book series on which the show is based.]Which is one way of saying, Negan's gone rogue..
With all of that said? Some takeaways: Negan's departure has been a storyline in the works for at least a full season and change at this point, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan himself is very pleased with the results.
Now, Negan seems poised to once again resume his comic book counterpart's story arc, one that has devastating consequences for soldiers on both sides of the Whisperer War battlefield.In the comics, a young and angry survivor breaks Negan out of prison on a quest to seek vengeance against the Whisperers. On the road, Negan kills this survivor and makes a play for it on his own.
As the show often does, expect some mixing-and-matching in the adaptation process over the next few weeks. For one thing, the boy who breaks Negan out of prison is very dead on the television series; but he could easily be replaced by Gage, played by Jackson Pace, one of the bullies who beat up Lydia and has a grudge against the Whisperers for beheading his friends.
I love Negan...
I've tried to get into The Whisperers story line but it is just too absurd. I think much like Negan and The Saviors, alpha and The Whisperers did not translate well to tv. It has been down hill on tv for the bad guys after The Governor.
God can they please put this show out of its misery already
💤💤 😴 this season
Who cares?