Michael Cudlitz is Ready to Return to AMC’s Walking Dead Universe as Abraham

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For approximately two years now, “The Walking Dead” on AMC has been off the air, and since then, we’ve enjoyed numerous spin-offs from the hit post-apocalyptic series like “Dead City”, “The Ones Who Live”, and “Daryl Dixon”, where many beloved characters reprised their roles from the original show. One character we haven’t seen return yet is Abraham Ford, who joined the wasteland crew in Season 4 and stayed until Season 7. Played by Michael Cudlitz, the former U.S. Army Sergeant perished at the hands of Negan, but it doesn’t mean that Cudlitz has finished with the role. There’s still a possibility we might see him return.

Shrinking Season 2 Review | Still Fun & Even Better

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In the early stages of Season 2 of the critically acclaimed Apple TV+ dramedy Shrinking, Paul, a character played by Harrison Ford, delivers a cutting remark to his struggling psychologist colleague Jimmy (Jason Segel): “If my patients don’t turn out alright, I’ll be just fine – you, not so much.” This witty line, delivered with the perfect amount of sarcasm, serves as a reminder of what viewers fell in love with during the first season: Jimmy’s vulnerability and his ongoing journey to move on after losing his wife. It also highlights Paul’s straightforward nature as both a friend and colleague, which is far from nurturing or comforting. The show’s ability to manage multiple significant storylines effectively and convincingly is another standout aspect, as is the main narrative – Jimmy searching for new beginnings – which resonates with audiences, particularly during these challenging times.

A Quiet Place 2’s Abrupt Ending, Explained

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Spoiler Alert: Spoilers follow for A Quiet Place: Part IIIt’s safe to say that we’re living in the best era for mainstream horror in a long time. By some miracle, the cheap jump-scares and lazy found-footage gimmicks that permeated the 2000s and early 2010s are now a relic of the past. In their place, slow-burning dread, avant-garde atmosphere, and socially conscious horror films have been able to flourish. Thanks to the talents of horror maestros like Jordan Peele, James Wan, Ari Aster, and Robert Eggers, the genre finally feels exciting again.