The news that "The Walking Dead" character Carl is about to go offline should be the most concerned topic for fans of the show recently, and the program team has confirmed that the ninth episode of the eighth season of "The Walking Dead", which returns on February 25, 2018, will be Carl's last appearance.
Uncle Mei once mentioned that the death of Carl's character was not caused by the plot or because the character was too old to adapt to the image, but because his actor Chandler Riggs was fired from the crew, so the crew hurriedly removed the role.
Scott M M. Kimpler may not be able to save his job
The person who made the decision to expel was the show coordinator of the "The Walking Dead" crew: Scott Scott. M. Kimpler. These two days Scott M. Kimpler felt a headache because the vast number of "The Walking Dead" fans were surprisingly angry this time, so they jointly launched a petition to the crew to expel him. The joint petition has been signed by nearly 60,000 people.
Excerpt from a petition: "Recently, Scott has decided to kill Carl Grimes, the son of the protagonist Rick Grimes, and the entire plot of the play has been showing the audience how Rick teaches Carl how to become a leader, and maybe one day he can really become a leader." ”
Chandler's father, William Riggs (first from left)
In order to be able to continue working on the crew, Chandler Riggs even considered postponing his college education plan because Kimpler had promised him to act for another three years. And Chandler Riggs' father, William Riggs, noted in a Facebook article that It wasn't until two weeks before Chandler's eighteenth birthday that Kimpler fired his son (Details: "The Walking Dead" Carr's father broke the news: Because Carl was fired from the crew, he was written to death)"
"As for why Chandler was killed because of the 'plot,' Kimpler didn't give a clear explanation, and that has nothing to do with personal issues," the petition aims to bring AMC into the spotlight and fire show coordinator Scott Thompson. M. Kimpler, for causing actor Chandler Riggs to be treated unfairly". The petition will eventually be presented to AMC, and Scott M. Whether M. Kimpler will be fired for this is yet to be decided officially, but Karl, played by Chandler Riggs, will certainly not return.
There are fewer and fewer resident roles alive
In addition, the administrator of the foreign "Walking Dead" forum recently exposed an in-site letter sent to him by Chandler Riggs, which contained the sentence "for one of the last few seasons of the show", which means that the "Walking Dead" drama may be completed within a few seasons. "The Walking Dead" is one of AMC's signature dramas at present, and it is estimated that Chandler may know what the inside story is. However, in terms of current performance, this drama has become more and more unsatisfactory, in addition to using the death of resident characters to create a topic, its plot has become more and more incomprehensible.
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