‘The Walking Dead’ Entertainment TV show — When Will It Air?

Filming for The Walking Dead has been wrapped

The popular zombie series has finished filming the remaining episodes of its 11th and final season.

MarkMeets were informed by The Walking Dead press telling us that the series finale is to land on TV screens “late in the year.”

“That’s a wrap. 11 seasons 12 years. Never been so beat up and it was an absolute blast. Thank you to all of you that took this ride with us, and what a ride it was,” star Norman Reedus posted

The cast and crew gathered to commemorate the final day of filming.

’11 seasons, 12 years, 177 episodes, 1 amazing fan base’

The finale for “Part 2” of The Walking Dead‘s supersized farewell run will air on AMC Sunday, April 10. “Part 3” will arrive after Fear the Walking Dead finishes airing Season 7; the spinoff’s midseason premiere is set for April 17 on AMC/AMC+.

After debuting to 5.4 million total viewers on Halloween Night 2010, The Walking Dead hit its apex with the Season 5 premiere, which drew north of 17 million viewers. (That season as a whole averaged 14.4 million.)

Of course, the end of The Walking Dead is far from the end of the series’ extended universe. Fear TWD is already renewed for Season 8, and at least three other spinoffs are looming.

Premiering in 2023, AMC’s Isle of the Dead will follow the unlikely pair of Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s Negan and Lauren Cohan’s Maggie into “a post-apocalyptic Manhattan long ago cut off from the mainland. “The crumbling city,” the synopsis previews, “is filled with the dead and denizens who have made New York City their own world full of anarchy, danger, beauty and terror.”

Also on the horizon are the Tales of the Walking Dead anthology and the aforementioned and as-yet-untitled Daryl/Carol spinoff. There is also a movie trilogy starring TWD alum Andrew Lincoln that will “continue the story of Rick Grimes.” That was announced three-and-a-half years ago, and a brief teaser dropped at the 2019 San Diego Comic-Con.