"The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere was brutal for "TWD" cast and fans alike, but star Andrew Lincoln (Rick Grimes) says he's quite happy. Granted Rick Grimes was as responsible as Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) on the final and brutal death tally at "The Walking Dead" Season 7 Episode 1, but Andrew Lincoln assures fans he has a reason to be happy.
The New York Post reports that while Andrew Lincoln could not reveal much about "TWD" fans will find from "The Walking Dead" Season 7 Episode 2 and forward, Rick Grimes has reason for hope. Similar to Rick Grimes, Andrew Lincoln finds cause in "The Walking Dead" Season 7 to be happy.
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The secret - the tiger named Shiva from The Kingdom by Ezekiel, which will be introduced in "The Walking Dead" Season 7 Episode 2. Morgan (Lenny James) and Carol Peletier ( Melissa McBride) will be the first from Rick Grimes' group to scope The Kingdom in "The Walking Dead" Season 7 Episode 2.
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However, outside of "The Walking Dead" series, Andrew Lincoln finds solace in asking the "TWD" head of effects give the cast a peek of the digital Shiva. "'Show us the tiger.' And he shows us the tiger and it makes me very, very happy," Andrew Lincoln relayed about "The Walking Dead" Season 7 addition.
A note of interest is how Andrew Lincoln revealed that The Kingdom, which houses Shiva, is like no other community that Rick Grimes and his group has encountered in "The Walking Dead" series. 'TWD" fans could discover The Kingdom to be both a source of hope and cause for fear.
Still, the deaths of Glenn Rhee (Steven Yeun) and Abraham Ford (Michael Cudlitz) "The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere as cited by Parent Herald will not be too easy to leave behind. No matter how hopeful The Kingdom may make things seem, "The Walking Dead" fans should never get comfortable.
The New York Post relays that Andrew Lincoln told "The Walking Dead" executive producer Scott Gimple the loss he feels now that Steven Yeun is gone from the show. Scott Gimple told Andrew Lincoln that this sense of loss is the point of "The Walking Dead" series.
"The Walking Dead" Season 7 airs on AMC at 9 PM every Sunday night. Have you forgiven Daryl Dixon and Rick Grimes for what happened to Glenn and Abraham in "The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere?
