Should You Keep Watching The Walking Dead Without Rick Grimes?Īfterwards, Rick got on his horse, rode to an abandoned cabin and passed out.
It wouldn't be Rick's last episode if he didn't do some gruesome heroic act. So he took off his belt, looped it around a piece of rebar above him for leverage and pulled himself off the spike, screaming and bleeding. He came to and found himself stuck to a pile of rubble as walkers closed in. "Wake up, it's time to go," Old Rick told Young Rick, but it wasn't Young Rick who needed to go, it was Old Rick.
The episode, titled "What Comes After," started with rebar-impaled Rick having a vision of himself as he was when The Walking Dead began, waking up in a hospital bed all alone. Immediately after the episode aired AMC announced that Lincoln would be starring in a trilogy of Walking Dead movies. Without Lincoln, the show faces an uncertain but exciting future, but it's gonna get there with pizzazz. The dreamlike episode was a creative and respectful tribute to a character and an actor who have played an integral role in making The Walking Dead into the biggest show on television. But how it happened and what happened immediately after were where the surprises came in: in the form of a time jump of approximately six years. Andrew Lincoln performed his last episode as Rick Grimes on The Walking Dead Sunday night, and the way the show wrote him off - with Rick getting into a helicopter and flying away - is exactly what we thought it would be.
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