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And the New The Walking Dead Showrunner is...

And the New The Walking Dead Showrunner is...

The creator of Fillmore. Wait, Fillmore?!

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Source: The Walking Dead Showrunner Swap: Scott Gimple Set to Replace Glen Mazzara

Okay okay! Scott M. Gimple, the creator of the Disney Animated show Fillmore who also co-wrote both Ghost Rider movies (yes, those bad Nic Cage movies - you cannot repress them forever) is now the new showrunner of The Walking Dead. Gimple first wrote an episode for the show in  the fist half of season two. Now, he has complete control of the show until AMC and The Walking Dead creator, Robert Kirkman, see fit. So, it'll probably last a season or two at most. Place your bets on how long Gimple will last!




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