The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 19 not available on Amazon Prime AMC+ yet, issue acknowledged

The Walking Dead is a post-apocalyptic horror television series that has become the most popular in the zombie genre. On October 31, 2010, the first episode was aired.

The Walking Dead season 11 is now airing and will be the series’ last season. Interestingly, a couple of spin-off shows are already in the works.

However, many Amazon Prime AMC+ users are reporting that The Walking Dead season 11 episode 19 is not available on the platform (1,2,3,4,5,6,7).

On October 9, hundreds of viewers were eagerly waiting to watch episode 19 titled ‘Variant’. But they were left disappointed as it isn’t available on Amazon Prime AMC+.

Naturally, this has angered TWD’s die-hard fans as they were looking forward to knowing what happens to Eugene as he goes on the run, and Mercer is tasked to find him.

Why is Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 19 not showing up on Amazon Prime’s version of @AMCPlus? Was supposed to come out on the 9th. Why am I even paying for it if episodes are late? #TheWalkingDead
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Hey @PrimeVideo- I’m trying to watch episode 19 of @TheWalkingDead with my @AMCPlus subscription, but apparently, it’s unavailable. I subscribe so I can get episodes a week early. What’s going on and when will it be fixed?
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Fortunately, The Walking Dead support has acknowledged the issue with the missing episode 19 and stated that they are attempting to resolve it. However, no timeframe for a fix was disclosed.

To our #TWDFamily, we are aware that Variant (Ep 1119) is not currently available on one of our AMC+ platforms. We assure you this is a top priority and are working to get this resolved. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
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A user also contacted AMC+ support regarding the new TWD episode not showing and was informed that they are aware of the problem:

That said, we’ll keep track of the situation and will post an update if and when there are any further developments regarding the matter.

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