#thewalkingdead #TWD #deadcity We're back!! After a month-long hiatus, we are back to bring you new content! This episode of TWD: Dead City takes place about a year after the events of Season 1. Maggie struggles to keep her community safe when New Babylon comes looking for soldiers to go on an "exploratory mission" regarding the methane in Manhattan. At the same time, Negan - who has been in a cell - finds himself giving in to the Dama's demands to lead her army when she makes a threat he cannot ignore.
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Edit: we erroneously mentioned that the show has been renewed for Season 3; as of today, there has not been renewal news for Dead City.
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