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‘You haven’t seen anything yet,’ Robert Kirkman tells MTV News about show’s future. By Josh Wigler, with reporting by Kara Warner Andrew Lincoln in “The Walking Dead” Photo: AMC “We’re all infected,” former cop Rick Grimes told his fellow group of survivors in the “Walking Dead” season finale — and boy, is that an understatement. In an action-packed episode that killed off multiple characters in brutal fashion, left the divisive farm completely in ruins, introduced a fan-favorite sword-wielding wanderer and teased the promise of a prison to come, it’s safe to say that the “Walking Dead” season two finale left fans feverish for more. The AMC zombie series, which returns for its third season in October, answered long-term mythological questions (The content of the CDC’s Dr. Jenner’s whisper? No longer a secret!) and pushed the characters into new places, both physically and emotionally. Perhaps most importantly for fans of the comic books, “The Walking Dead” has left the farm behind, with the prison very much in the near future. Between that change of scenery and the introduction of iconic character Michonne (with chained zombies in tow no less), season three is shaping up to be the best of the lot — a notion that executive producers Glen Mazzara and Robert Kirkman certainly agree with, of course. “When I think of ‘The Walking Dead’ book, I think about the prison. I think about the Governor. I think about Rick. I think about Michonne. That, to me, is the heart of that story,” Mazzara told MTV News about the future of the survival horror series. “That’s what I’m excited about writing and seeing come to life. I think that this has been a great chapter one. But now we’re moving into our best material. I’m really excited to see what the actors, the writers and the directors can do with that material.” Kirkman, who created the comic books upon which the TV show is based, is equally excited, if not more so, to revisit “the best material” of the original “Walking Dead” story. “When the camera rises over the trees and the prison comes into view, I did get a little choked up,” Kirkman confessed. “It’s a really cool, very bold promise to the audience. To show that and to say, just wait until you see what we’re going to do with season three. I’m intimately involved with this show. So knowing what we’ve already discussed and knowing the different things that we want to do, I can say that we are at the very beginning of this show. We haven’t quite gotten to a lot of the big things we’ve been building to just yet. If you’re a big fan of ‘The Walking Dead’ and you enjoyed season one and season two, then you haven’t seen anything yet.” “We’re just getting started,” Mazzara agreed. After the season two finale, we’re inclined to agree. What did you think of the “Walking Dead” season finale? Are you looking forward to what comes next in season three? Tell us what you think in the comments section! Related Photos Zombies Take Over New Jersey In Annual ‘Zombie Walk’
A Louisiana appeals court has upheld the murder conviction and life sentence for New Orleans rapper C-Murder. C-Murder (real name Corey Miller) was convicted in 2009 of shooting a teenager to death in a Louisiana nightclub in 2002. C-Murder is Master P’s brother and an uncle to actor/rapper Romeo. Last week a three-judge panel from Louisiana’s 5th Circuit Court of Appeal rejected Miller’s argument that he didn’t get a fair trial and that prosecutors systematically eliminated black people from the jury. Less than two weeks after Miller was sentenced for Steve Thomas’ death, he received a separate 10-year prison sentence for pleading no contest to charges he tried to shoot a Baton Rouge nightclub owner and bouncer in 2001. Read more here. RELATED: Slim Dunkin’s Alleged Murderer Young Vito Arrested [VIDEO] Lil Boosie On 8-Year Prison Sentence: “I Am Accepting Full Responsibility” Raven & Romeo Show Out At The NAACP Theatre Awards [PHOTOS] VIDEO: Master P Tells Hip Hoppers Stop Trying To Be Cool (Says Lil Wayne A Victim Of His Own Coolness)
Ja Rule is still locked up, but he’s speaking out about his arrest for the gun charge that put him behind bars. He speaks pretty openly about the New York police department, what’s up with Murder Inc., and much more. If you recall Ja was arrested the same night that Lil Wayne caught his gun charge. The two had just performed together at New York City’s Beacon Theater. Weezy ended up serving nearly a year in jail on the gun charge. SOURCE RELATED POSTS: Ja Rule “Pain Is Love 2″ Album Release Date Ja Rule Gets 28 Months Added To His Sentence Ja Rule Started 2 Year Prison Sentence Today Ja Rule Plans 40 Days/40 Nights Tour Post-Prison Stint Lil Boosie On 8-Year Prison Sentence: “I Am Accepting Full Responsibility”
Joseph Hyungmin Son of Austin Powers fame allegedly killed his prison cellmate, found dead Monday afternoon at Wasco State Prison Reception Center in Kern County. The cellmate was a parole violator who’d been sentenced to two years in prison for failing to register as a sex offender, news reports say . Cause of death was pending. Prison officials have named Son – sentenced to life in prison without parole for torturing and raping someone – as the suspect, but charges have not been filed yet. DAMN, SON : This guy is bad news. Like really bad . Son, who portrayed evil henchman Random Task in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery , was also a mixed martial arts fighter under the name Joe Son. He had arrived in prison reception last month after having been convicted of torture stemming from a 1990 Christmas Eve rape of a woman out walking her dog. Basically he’s the scum of the earth. But hey, when you’re already in for life with no parole, might as well off some other miscreants Dexter style, right?
Late Monday night T.I. stopped by the Hot 107.9 studios to discuss his involvement with Diddy’s Circoc outburst over the B.E.T. Hip Hop Awards Weekend. T.I. Speaks About His Freedom, Future & More! [EXCLUSIVE] T.I. Feat. Big K.R.I.T. “I’m Flexin’” [NEW MUSIC] Young Jeezy Feat. T.I. “F.A.M.E.” [NEW MUSIC] T.I. Released From Halfway House! T.I. Spotted Out Of The Halfway House [PHOTO] T.I. Released From Prison, Sent Back To Halfway House Tiny On T.I. Being In Federal Custody: “This Is A Bunch Of Bulls**t”
Diana Nyad gave it an incredible shot, but the 62-year old endurance swimmer has been forced to get out of the water. Nyad was attempting to swim from Cuba to Florida, a 102-mile distance she first tried to navigate in 1978 and then again in August of this year. Diana Nyad News Report The motivational speaker’s latest effort was her best, at least, as Nyad made it about two-thirds of the way before being pulled at around 11 a.m. yesterday due to strong currents and jellyfish stings. Nyad says she grew motivated to try the Havana-to-Key-West route again after turning 60 because she wanted to feel young again. It’s an admirable idea, but she may wanna find a safer hobby.
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