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Walking Dead Argumentative Analysis

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After the cliffhanger season 6 finale, producers have started shooting for the seventh season of ‘The Walking Dead’ in Georgia. And if reports are to be believed, the team is taking utmost precaution to keep the upcoming storyline and plots under wraps. The producers are so strict this time that they might not hesitate from taking legal action against the offenders if they try to get anything leaked. Well, this was expected from the showrunners as they have got a taste of spoilers ruining the show’s ratings in the past. In the sixth season itself, there had been cases of leaked photos, audios and videos which doused a lot of curiosity and excitement. According to reports, there was this photo of an injured Carl Grimes after he was shot in the

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