Bets On The Walking Dead
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The zombie fad seems to be done and dusted now.
Additional armaments, such as nail-guns, knives, crowbars, and more, will aid the player in escaping from the dead. Rescuing fellow survivors from the oncoming horde grants players a health bonus, which reduces the odds that they too will join the ranks of the Walking Dead. Beth Greene is a fictional character from the American horror drama television series The Walking Dead, created by season two showrunner Glen Mazzara, and was portrayed by Emily Kinney. She is the daughter of veterinarian and farmer Hershel Greene and the younger half-sister of Maggie. The character has no specific counterpart in the comic book series on which the show is based. Described as a source of optimism and hope for the group, often singing to help boost morale, Beth.
Bets On The Walking Dead
During the early 2010s, you couldn't breathe without finding a movie, game or TV show featuring the brain-eating creatures. While this craze did feel like a slight frenzy, it eventually simmered down and nowadays viewers are only treated to the iconic villains here and there. However, one series from that period that remains today is AMC's overwhelming popular The Walking Dead.
This TV show, based on the comic book of the same name, is an action-packed spectacle that fills the world with walking corpses, but pads out its runtime with compelling human drama that keeps it fresh and exciting, despite all the rotting flesh.
Although the people in the world of TWD are predominantly deceased, there's still a never-ending supply of interesting and fun characters who populate the series. After running for so long, ten seasons to be exact, there's bound to be a plethora of roles who made an impression.
This quiz is for those of you who adore this zombie centric show and want to test how well you can recall all of the characters in it, from the minor to the main.
Who Will Play Beta In The Walking Dead
Answers at the end!
1. Who Is This?
Glenn Rhee (Steven Yeun)
It's no secret that Glenn is the unlucky SOB who Negan makes an example of in his introduction in the comic books. And now he's gone and found himself abducted by the Saviors on the show. Yes, we know the show's tried to fake us out with his death once before and it might seem cruel to actually kill him so soon after. Yes, we know Yeun and showrunner Scott Gimple have tried to sell us on these fabled hard pivots in the Negan introduction as it transitions from page to screen. Yes, we're still pretty certain Glenn is going to bite it. Chances of death: 95 percent
Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus)
How does the saying go that the Daryl fandom has tattooed on their upper arms? 'If Daryl dies, we riot'? Well, start sharpening those pitchforks because things do not look good for our favorite archer. If the gunshot he received at the end of last night's episode from that damn Dwight (Austin Amelio) doesn't take him out, he'll be a very easy target for Negan's nihilism. We're to be proven wrong, but we're also getting ready for this heavy blow. Chances of death: 75 percent
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Rosita Espinosa (Christian Serratos)
She got herself kidnapped by the Saviors, as well. She's a relatively throwaway character who has been paid extra attention to in the past few weeks—perhaps to make us feel something more when she bites the dust? Regardless, her death still wouldn't deliver the blow we're expecting from the finale. If she does bite the dust, don't expect her to be the only one. Chances of death: 65 percent