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\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n The Walking Dead: Dead City<\/strong><\/a><\/em> season three just came to an end this weekend. <\/p>\n The AMC spinoff series, starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan<\/strong><\/a> and Lauren Cohan<\/strong><\/a>, aired its third season finale on Sunday night (September 13). <\/p>\n In the episode, titled \u201cTenebrae,\u201d Maggie (Cohan<\/strong>) and Negan (Morgan<\/strong>) fight walkers to rescue their community, including Luis, from enemy clutches.<\/p>\n You may be wondering if the show will be back for a fourth season, after season three left the door open for more. So, has Dead City<\/em> been picked up for another season?<\/p>\n At the time of this post, AMC has not announced whether\u00a0The Walking Dead: Dead City\u00a0will return for Season 4<\/em><\/strong>.<\/p>\n However, the show\u2019s creative team is already thinking about where the story could go next.<\/p>\n Lauren Cohan<\/strong>, who stars as Maggie and serves as an executive producer, recently revealed that there are already ideas being discussed for another season.<\/p>\n \u201cWe have a lot of ideas that are outside the box for another season,\u201d she told\u00a0People<\/a><\/em>, adding that the team wants to come up with stories that can still surprise both her and co-star\u00a0Jeffrey Dean Morgan<\/strong>.<\/p>\n She also made it clear that she believes there are still plenty of stories left to tell with Maggie, saying that the possibilities are \u201cendless\u201d as long as the writing remains strong and the characters continue to evolve.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, showrunner\u00a0Seth Hoffman<\/strong>\u00a0discussed where a potential Season 4 could go\u00a0in an interview<\/a>\u00a0published just days before the Season 3 finale, including the possibility of continuing to expand the show\u2019s connections to the wider\u00a0Walking Dead<\/em>\u00a0universe.<\/p>\n AMC\u2019s Chief Content Officer, Scott Gimple<\/strong>, has also recently addressed the potential for a fourth season. <\/p>\n \u201cBut will we see as many series? I\u2019m not sure. You see it across Star Wars<\/em>, you see it across Marvel. There\u2019s definitely going to be more series, both shorter things and ongoing things. But it\u2019ll probably be a bit\u2026 The rollout will be slightly slower. But more, definitely more,\u201d he told The Direct<\/a><\/em> about The Walking Dead<\/em> franchise. \u201cAnd there are cool things in the works. I had a lot of conversations, even this week, about that. But the urgency and the speed, like \u2018Get ot out, get it out, get it out.\u2019 \u2026 It\u2019s just a different time, but that time does allow us to get it right.\u201d<\/p>\n He added that he is actively planning and hoping for a fourth season of Dead City<\/em>.<\/p>\n The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon<\/em> is already confirmed to return for a fourth and final season, debuting in 2027. <\/p>\n Posted To:AMC<\/a> Jeffrey Dean Morgan<\/a> Lauren Cohan<\/a> Television<\/a> The Walking Dead: Dead City<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n![\"Still](\"https:\/\/www.justjared.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/walking-dead-dead-city-stills-01-788x525.jpg\")
2<\/span><\/a>The Walking Dead: Dead City<\/em> season 4 status revealed<\/h3>\n
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2<\/span><\/a>AMC\u2019s Chief Content Officer talks future of The Walking Dead<\/em> franchise<\/h3>\n