Although Carl left The Walking Dead in the eighth season, it is still unclear why a protagonist who survived to the end in the original book as a protagonist ended up with a bento.
In fact, as an outsider, it's hard to imagine the intricate relationships that exist in the Walking Dead productions.
However, it can be seen from the actors and the news that things are not so simple.
There were rumors that Chandler Riggs was planning to leave The Walking Dead because he was going to college elsewhere. And the truth is, Chandler Riggs didn't go to college until a year later.
But more realistically, Chandler Riggs has bought a house in Georgia, where he intends to settle down and sign a long-term contract with The Walking Dead.
So, for what exactly did Chandler Riggs leave The Walking Dead?
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In fact, Chandler Riggs was fired two weeks before his birthday. At the age of eighteen, he means that he is an adult, and adulthood also indicates that his film remuneration will also rise with the tide, and he also has the right to decide on the negotiation of film remuneration.
It was also this higher remuneration fee that made the producer reluctant to hire Chandler Riggs again, so the producer let Karl go, once and for all.
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Anyone who has seen the original comic will know that Carl is the one who lived to the end. If Rick's disappearance is a reference to the original, but what about Carl?
He's the one who really lived to the end, so why did the producer kick him out?
In fact, Andrew Lincoln's desire to leave The Walking Dead is well known, and this rumor lasted for at least two quarters, and there is no doubt that Rick is a sought after character.
In The Walking Dead, Carl is his successor. Or, even if Rick dies, Carl will lead the people forward.
However, some people have questioned Chandler Riggs's acting skills, especially in the seventh and eighth seasons, the level has declined, and some people say that Chandler Riggs does not have talent for acting.
In the absence of progress, and Carl also faces the problem of adulthood, so in order to avoid spending a higher price to hire an actor whose acting skills have not improved, the producers are the first to be strong.
Others believe that Chandler Riggs died because he was embarrassed by his duties. The producers were reluctant to put their minds into portraying Carl's growth, so it was better to kill him once and for all, and they thought that doing so would have no effect on The Walking Dead.
Or that the producers are risking their lives to save ratings, and when a TV series is no longer booming, killing the protagonist will get a short-lived pick-up in ratings. However, this is only a short recovery.
Proving this idea in the end would only backfire, but AMC has been making such mistakes. That is to constantly kill the core actors and save short-lived ratings in this way.
However, with the departure of the core actors one by one, fans are also constantly losing. Finally, with irreparable ratings, AMC can only announce that The Walking Dead will end in Season Eleven.