Lauren Cohan's return to The Walking Dead as Maggie Greene was a major highlight of the series finale. But what might not be as well-known is her earlier reunion with former Walking Dead co-star Tyler James Williams on the short-lived action-comedy series Whiskey Cavalier.

Cohan played CIA operative Frankie Trowbridge alongside Williams' NSA analyst Edgar Standish. The two actors shared the screen in The Walking Dead and Whiskey Cavalier, making it a delightful and unexpected reunion for fans of both shows.

The Walking Dead alum's connections to Whiskey Cavalier were a testament to her versatility as an actress. But what if Whiskey Cavalier hadn't been canceled after just one season? Would Cohan's character Frankie have become a fan favorite? What other storylines might have unfolded?

Despite the cancelation, Whiskey Cavalier had its moments of brilliance, thanks to the chemistry between its lead actors. With Cohan's return to The Walking Dead: Dead City, the franchise is sure to find new footing. But what if the show's creators drew inspiration from Whiskey Cavalier's blend of action, humor, and heart?

Fans of The Walking Dead are eager to see Cohan's return in The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2. But what if the show's writers explored the unexplored storylines of Maggie Greene's character? What if they delved deeper into her struggles and triumphs?

The reunion between Cohan and Williams on Whiskey Cavalier serves as a reminder that TV shows can bring people together and create a sense of community.

As The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 approaches, fans are eagerly anticipating Cohan's return as Maggie Greene. Will the show live up to its promise? Only time will tell.

The Unlikely Reunion That Brought Two Beloved TV Shows Together

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