"I want to see her evolve," franchise executive producer Scott M. Gimple tells The Hollywood Reporter about what's next after Sunday's finale, while awaiting a season three renewal.

When Dead City was raising the stakes on storytelling tension, Bruegel's character answered as a counterpoint to Negan — level-headed, deadly, and unyielding. However, in the season finale's most intense moment,

Dead City season 2 finale, "If History Were a Conflagration." What’s old is new again. That’s because The Walking Dead: Dead City brought back the most infamous moment in franchise history when Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) assembled a two-man lineup to play another deadly round of eeny-meeny-miny-moe in the season 2 finale.