After an array of intense episodes, The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 has almost reached its end. With only a few episodes left of this season, which picks up right after the complicated turn of events at the end of the second season, which left Negan and Maggie in a difficult position.
Before the viewers are able to get a distinct answer to the questions that were left unanswered in the previous season, here is the release schedule for the upcoming episodes of The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3.
The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 release schedule before the season finale
As The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 decks up for an intense finale, viewers need to be prepared for the release schedule. This season, which primarily sheds light on Negan and Maggie’s distinct dynamic, dropped its first episode on July 26. The series then followed a weekly release schedule. Here is the release schedule of the third season
Episode 6 of The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 just dropped, and it raises the tension to another level. This season focuses on the manner in which Negan and Maggie have to “put aside their differences” so that they can build the “first thriving community in Manhattan”.
However, building a “thriving community” after an apocalypse is not an easy task, and soon they find themselves in a complicated situation after “chaos” ensues. Besides a shift in the storyline, the third season also has the very talented Seth Hoffman as the showrunner. The episodes of the third season drop at 9 PM ET and can be streamed on AMC+ after it airs on AMC.

All the previous episodes of the series are also available on this streaming platform. Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s performance as Negan in The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 perfectly delivers the grim atmosphere of the storyline. Lauren Cohan also does a remarkable job as Maggie in the series.
Short recap of The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 Episode 6
Episode 6 of The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 takes a complete turn when viewers get a storyline of a different universe where the apocalypse did not happen. Beth is shown alive and is a musician. On the other hand, Maggie is concerned about keeping the Greene Family Farm going. Negan also comes across Maggie, and Negan is working as a consultant for a business and also has a son named Joshua.

The depiction of the stark difference in the storyline leaves an impact in this episode. It cannot be denied that Maggie’s impact in this episode of The Walking Dead: Dead City is crucial as she becomes an influential person in Negan’s life. However, at the end of this episode, Negan comes across Alan, which shifts the narrative.
Though it is not shown on screen, there is an implication that Negan shoots Alan. At the very end of this episode, the storyline returns to the present time. Further details about Negan’s actions are revealed. It is depicted that Negan has shot Fabian and also attacked Dillard, which leads to Dillard being rushed to the hospital. With only two episodes left of this season, it can be expected that the upcoming episodes will enhance the aspect of danger and intensity, which is a recurring element in the storyline.
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