If you can't wait five more days for The Walking Dead to come back, then you lack patience, and you will be pleased by this. Here's the beginning of the midseason premiere, which airs on February 8. Two whole minutes of it. You're welcome.
In the spirit of year-end-lists, Nielsen released a report of the most tweeted TV shows of 2014 and The Walking Dead came out on top, averaging 576,000 tweets per episode. Confirmed: Zombies still No. 1 everywhere.
The mid-season finale of The Walking Dead either had you sobbing like Daryl or weirdly apathetic like me. While the main casualty in last night's episode, "Coda," wasn't entirely unexpected, it was no less tragic. Of course, part of the anxiety in watching a series that's so focused on certain-death is the dread that…
We knew this would be war and war it is—almost. Last night's set-up to The Walking Dead's midseason finale explored what happens when you don't follow the Rick Grimes plan. The theme of this episode is: Wait, what?
Last night on The Walking Dead, we finally caught back up with our beloved, crossbow-slinging non-couple Carol and Daryl, as they continue their quest for Beth while avoiding obvious sexual tension. Carol and Daryl: On The Run.
Sunday night's edition of The Walking Dead opened with a minor setback, featured a whole lot of mullet talk, and ended with a major confession.
One of the most striking characteristics about The Walking Dead this season is its abundance of actors of color. Earlier on in the series, this wasn't the case. Token black characters were the norm, and diversity was lacking.
In Sunday night's episode of The Walking Dead, we discover yet another group of humans living in post-apocalyptic Atlanta. These survivors don't eat people (guinea pigs are on the menu, though). Plus, they have plenty of resources: food, electricity, clean clothes, an iron, a record player, a Caravaggio painting.…
"TAINTED MEAT! YOU EATING TAINTED MEAT!"
Life during a zombie apocalypse can get pretty grim. Between roving bands of undead walkers trying to snack on your grey matter and feral humans roasting each other into lunch meat, there's precious little time to think about how you actually look. Eulyn Womble, the Costume Designer for The Walking Dead, is charged…
I don't have kids, but I imagine that one of the scariest things in the world must be knowing that you can't always fully protect them. All you can do is lie or tell ugly truths about reality. That dilemma is even more of a palpable stress in zombie-America and especially for Walking Dead's Rick. Having abandoned most…
Here's your heroic news of the day: Laurie Holden, the actress who played Andrea on The Walking Dead, is a member of an undercover organization that helps rescue child victims of sex trafficking in Colombia.
Everyone's descent into lunacy continues with Season Five of The Walking Dead, which premiered last night. Each character so far has transformed from a decent human being into a semi-moral survivalist or a remorseless assassin, even young Carl. All that's left in the way of faith is little baby Judith. Happy times are…
Wil Wheaton and Chris Hardwick are mad, beautiful geniuses. Which is why they've given us this re-imagined version of the The Walking Dead theme song, 80s style.
Ever wonder what your favorite Disney characters would look like if they were slogging knee-deep through a zombie apocalypse? Who would have the neccessary skills to survive and who would succumb to death quickly? (My money would be on Merida and Buzz Lightyear to survive; I would have much less hope for Woody and…
In today's Tweet Beat, Snooki and the dudes who make The Walking Dead have common ground, Jordan Peele should head down to the patent office and Nicky Hilton isn't having it with your dog's Twitter account.
It’s October. That time of year when the leaves start to change from green to golden browns and reds. Nostalgia is the dominant emotion as little kids dress up like ghouls and goblins. It’s certainly a season marked by change, and this year, like the last few years, people having been changing into zombies – or maybe…
Yesssss, nothing like a good woman-shows-up-alive-13-days-after-her-funeral story!!! Sharolyn Jackson, 50, walked into a Philadelphia mental health facility all, "Mischief managed!" nearly two weeks after her family had held a funeral for her—and buried a body.
If you've ever had an issue with some of the women's characters on AMC's The Walking Dead — the root of the problem might be in the source material. Robert Kirkman, the creator of the comics, definitely has some... issues... with women.
Get ready for some The Walking Dead-style chills and thrills as the masterful Sonya Belosouva bangs out the show's theme song. Unfortunately, she's also clueless and doesn't realize she's surrounded by the flesh-eating undead. Better run, girl!
