The Walking Dead

‘The Walking Dead’ acrobatically leaps through its next 2016 hour with the introduction of a fan-favorite comic character, and a long-awaited hookup, but is “The Next World” as fun as last week promised? Find out in our full review of tonight’s Rick and Daryl road show!

The Walking Dead only dabbles in the occasional easter egg hunt (or in some cases, we just tear the whole thing down looking for Glenn), but one recent theory saw Negan’s men potentially given some serious background game. Well, don’t believe everything you see, as a cast member confirms that a distant car spied in the shot wasn’t anything of significance.

We're still basking in the glow of The Walking Dead's eye-popping 2016 premiere "No Way Out," even if at least a few lives were lost to the carnage of Alexandria streets. That said, one fan-favorite character may have sustained an injury that could prove stealthily fatal, if not outright foreshadowing their imminent demise.

There’s plenty to resolve by the back half of The Walking Dead Season 6, let alone new characters to introduce before Season 7, one of which we’ve already glimpsed on set. Before we meet the new big bad, Robert Kirkman offers a teases of a new comic-ripped force for good, as The Walking Dead prepares to introduce “Jesus” himself.

Walkers are coming to Louisiana. The official "The Walking Dead Escape" zombie obstacle course is coming to both Baton Rouge and New Orleans this spring.

'The Walking Dead' once again shattered its previous ratings with a record-setting 16.1 million viewers for season 4 premiere "30 Days Without An Accident," but that still leaves just a few people left on the planet who haven't yet caught up with Rick and his expanded gang of prison survivors. That said, why not watch (or rewatch) the full season 4 premiere online right now?

Before 'Breaking Bad' came to dominate the whole of our lives, 'Mythbusters' rightly got the chance to put the science of Walter White to the test with a special surrounding the acclaimed AMC drama. Now that 'Breaking Bad' is dead and buried however, 'The Walking Dead' will be the next to rise with its own 'Mythbusters' spot this October, the first photos of which have emerged!

We barely had time to reassemble our faces in the time after Sunday's 'Breaking Bad' episode, "Confessions," but our first look at new footage from 'The Walking Dead' season 4 shambled out in a special sneak peek broadcast during an all-new episode of 'Low Winter Sun!' Horses are galloped, guns are grabbed, and Michonne means business, but what do we learn from the new footage?

Considering all the tensions and fallout that surrounded 'The Walking Dead' season 4 when showrunner Glen Mazzara was announced to depart the monster AMC drama, replacement Scott Gimple has remained relatively quiet about his rise from writer to executive producer. Now, in advance of the big Comic-Con 2013 panel next week, Gimple has finally spoken up to preview his personal new spin on 'The Walki

We've gotten heavily invested in A&E's ongoing original series, with a second season of 'Bates Motel' already ordered, 'Longmire' season 2 soon to start and eventually Chloe Sevigny's 'Those Who Kill,' but it's the cable network's reality series 'Duck Dynasty' that really brings home the...well, duck. The ratings for the reality series third season finale drew A&E's highest ratings ever, n

From the moment AMC's 'The Walking Dead' announced that David Morrissey would take on the role of iconic comic villain The Governor, fans wondered just how much of the villain's depraved nature would translate from page to screen.  And yet while most of this past Sunday's "Walk With Me" portrayed the character as an even-tempered, even benevolent man, the final minutes certainly turned t

Don’t quote us, but we’re fairly certain a zombie apocalypse is pending. Why? The fact that ‘Here Comes Honey Boo Boo’ was renewed for a second season is reason enough to believe it. But even the military is prepping for a zombie takeover, and in all honestly, we’re totally on board! There’s a large possibility that’s due to our obsession with ‘The Walking Dead,' where all our spooked-out dreams a