Netflix is about to release The Walking Dead season 11 very soon. The post-apocalyptic zombie series, which is based on the identically titled comic novel series by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard, first aired on AMC in 2010. The gory and well-liked drama ran for 11 seasons, garnering 16 Emmy nominations and winning 2. Its cast, which was constantly growing and shrinking, included Andrew Lincoln, Jon Bernthal, Sarah Wayne Callies, Laurie Holden, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Steven Yeun, Chandler Riggs, Norman Reedus, Lauren Cohan, and Danai Gurira.
Without much fanfare, Netflix quietly announced the date of The Walking Dead season 11’s streaming debut on the page for the entire series. In accordance with their announcement, the season will start on Friday, January 6, quite early in the new year. This occurs on or about November 20, 2022, the day after the series’ AMC conclusion.
What is ahead for The Walking Dead franchise?
The iconic series’ fans have already expressed their grief at its conclusion, and those who have been waiting for it to premiere on Netflix won’t take long to feel the same way. The Walking Dead Universe will still be active in the upcoming years, despite the television series being permanently cancelled. The prequel Fear the Walking Dead, which has already aired for seven seasons with an eighth on the way, the sequel series The Walking Dead: World Beyond, which aired for two seasons between 2020 and 2021, and the anthology Tales of the Walking Dead are among the spinoff series that have already been released.
Another upcoming release is one of the most eagerly awaited sequels to The Walking Dead, which was first revealed as a trilogy of films several years ago. Rick Grimes, the original primary character, and his exploits with Michonne will be the focus of that project, which has since been reworked into another spinoff television series for AMC. A love tale will play out in the episodes following Lincoln’s departure in The Walking Dead season 9.