news"The Walking Dead" Season 8 premiere probably will be action-packed, as a producer just teased. The real question is, how many episodes past the premiere will keep up the action? Season 8 will start in
news"Fear the Walking Dead," is opening Pandora's box. Curtis has been cast in a lead role in James Cameron's four "Avatar" sequels, according to The Hollywood Reporter. He will play Tonowari, leader of the
news"The Walking Dead" creator/writer/executive producer Robert Kirkman has taken the rare step of printing an apology letter after killing off an original character. "Walking Dead" comic book Issue 167 just
newsRise and shine, it's time to go to war! "The Walking Dead" Season 8 is now shooting -- maybe literally, if Rick Grimes already has his gun drawn -- down in Georgia, which stands in for the Alexandria/D.C.
news"The Walking Dead," and many fans were frustrated with Eugene's actions in Season 7. However, some of those "fans" went so far as to send death threats to the actor. McDermitt got so sick of it, he deactivated
newsUtter mayhem breaks out in Season 3 of "Fear the Walking Dead." And Madison (Kim Dickens) is ready to survive at any and all costs. Entertainment Weekly debuted the first promo for the AMC spinoff drama,
newsIf you could sum up "The Walking Dead" Season 7 in one word, it probably wouldn't be "fun." Depending on your perspective, it might not even be printable. The season ended on a high note for Rick Grimes
newsRick Grimes ("The Walking Dead" Season 8: Live Free or Die. Showrunner Scott M. Gimple told TVLine Rick is not only willing to die himself to free the various communities from the tyranny of Negan and
newsGet ready for more awkward passes at Rick Grimes, 'cause uber-creepy Jadis is now a "Walking Dead" series regular. According to TVLine, AMC has upgraded three actors to series regular status for Season
newsRick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) almost had a free ticket to Easy Street, with Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) long gone by the time "The Walking Dead" Season 8 rolls around. Negan was introduced in "The Walking
newsNever fear, "Fear the Walking Dead" will be back. AMC has renewed the zombie spinoff of "The Walking Dead" for a fourth season. The drama will get new showrunners after the departure of Dave Erickson
news"The Walking Dead" will celebrate its 100th episode this October, with the premiere of Season 8, and Andrew Lincoln (Rick Grimes) swears he's not just saying it when he says all of these wonderful things: "I
news"The Walking Dead" showrunner is so fond of a scene that didn't air in the Season 7 finale that, in his mind, it "absolutely did happen." We just didn't get to see it on screen. Scott M. Gimple told Entertainment
news"The Walking Dead" Season 7 just ended ... right when things were finally getting started. Season 8 will start shooting pretty soon, so it's not too early to get scoop on what's ahead. TVLine got some
news"The Walking Dead" has done small time jumps before, but nothing on the level of what they could do in the next year if they follow the comic book. *MINOR COMIC BOOK SPOILERS AHEAD* "The Walking Dead"
newsIf "The Walking Dead" knows how to do anything it's make fans wait for a payoff, but AMC shouldn't have to wait long to hear better stuff and thangs about the Season 7 finale. According to TV By the Numbers,
newsWe've already been promised that "The Walking Dead" Season 8 will kick off with four episodes that will "melt people's minds," but we always want to know more. Fortunately, showrunner Scott Gimple has
newsAnd so the long wait begins. "The Walking Dead" Season 7 just ended strong, after a less-than-strong full season, but now that things are (finally) getting started in the war against Negan and the Saviors,
newsAll's fair in love and war, and we should see a bit of both in "The Walking Dead" Season 7 finale. Season 7 is putting itself out of its misery ending this Sunday, April 2 with an emotional supersized
news"The Walking Dead" Season 7 is down to its final two episodes, and this next one will probably leave fans with a mix of frustration, disgust, and hope. Hope is good! But let's get to the frustration and
newsWhat would you consider to be an "incredibly satisfying" end to "The Walking Dead" Season 7? All hype about "The Walking Dead" should come with a caveat. Every episode is promoted as "astonishing," "amazing,"
newsIt was a one-word reveal, but "The Walking Dead" fans did not miss it, and they did not fail to react. In "Walking Dead" Season 7, Episode 14, Paul, aka Jesus (Tom Payne) had a chat with Maggie (Lauren
newsIt may sound obvious that "The Walking Dead" Season 7 finale will have an ending -- of course it will, they aren't supersizing episodes to be several-months-long at this point -- but what showrunner Scott
newsNever mind "This Is Us," it's "The Walking Dead" Season 7 that may get you sobbing this week, for multiple reasons. Season 7, Episode 14, "The Other Side" airs Sunday, March 19. Here's AMC's synopsis: "The
news"The Walking Dead" will soon start production on Season 8, but don't go thinking they'll be taking any lessons from how fans are responding to Season 7. Whether you're loving it, hating it, or somewhere
newsYeah, people are going to get back to dying on "The Walking Dead" Season 7, but don't worry, Carol will still probably be told they're fine. Showrunner Scott M. Gimple told TVLine the Season 7 finale
newsMaybe just blame "The Walking Dead" Season 7 has been struggling with viewer retention since the second episode, when nearly five million people suddenly vanished. A couple more million have left since
newsDon't go thinking Maggie Rhee is the only one who misses Glenn on "The Walking Dead" Season 7. While Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) search for guns for the Scavengers, Rick will
newsIt's a bird. It's a plane. It's Rick Grimes surviving "The Walking Dead" Thunderdome. Last night's Season 7, Episode 10, "New Best Friends" was a shippers' paradise, with Rick getting Michonne some new
newsFirst "The Walking Dead" gave us "Where's Carl?!" Now we have "Who's watching Judith?!" Those Grimes children know how to stay talking points. During the first half of "The Walking Dead" Season 7, fans
newsRise up, indeed! "The Walking Dead" Season 7 has been on a ratings roller coaster, and it now seems to be on the climb back up. The season started with near-record ratings then crashed, only bottoming
news"The Walking Dead" is not only back this weekend, it's poised to be great again. Season 7, Episode 9 airs Sunday, Feb. 12, and spoilery teases suggest good things from the supersized midseason premiere. The
newsA friend (Father Gabriel) is missing and some new friends (or foes?) may be found in "The Walking Dead" Season 7, Episode 10. Episode 9, "Rock in the Road," just aired with the AMC synopsis "Rick is introduced
newsTakin' it like a champ there, little super-deflated football! "The Walking Dead" usually starts the second half of a 16-episode season on the Sunday after the Super Bowl. That's the case again, so AMC
newsResistance is not futile on "The Walking Dead." When the zombie drama returns for the second half of season 7 next week, Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and the denizens of Alexandria are determined to
newsnews"The Walking Dead" Season 7 will return with a bang on Sunday, Feb. 12. The show has been on break since early December, but when Episode 9 arrives in just a couple of weeks, it will quickly establish
newsWhatever you think about "The Walking Dead" Season 7 up to this point, consider this: Lennie James (Morgan) said he and Melissa McBride (Carol) "screeched" over a "lovely" "sexy moment" in the finale. Here's
news"The Walking Dead" is listening to its fans and toning down the violence. At an industry panel, the show's producers acknowledged the backlash after the season 7 premiere, in which two major characters
newsWho do you trust on "The Walking Dead," and what will they do to lose your trust in the second half of Season 7? AMC just released the official synopsis and three new photos to promote Season 7B, which
newsBut seriously, who cares what Gregory thinks? "The Walking Dead" Season 7 returns in February, and we know Rick Grimes is finally ready to "rise up" and take on Negan. The return promo (see below) shows
newsIt's the rubber duckies that confuse us most. "The Walking Dead" Season 7 is returning from its winter hiatus on Sunday, February 12. AMC just shared 14 photos to tease the second half of Season 7. But
newsIf you did not like the first half of "The Walking Dead" Season 7, you should love the second half, 'cause "it's probably the opposite of what you just witnessed." That's the word from Andrew Lincoln
newsHow long should "The Walking Dead" last, and would you give the same answer today that you would've given last year or the year before? This week, the Internet dug up some quotes that TWD comic book writer
newsOK, "The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere was horrific, and viewers had every right to be shocked, disgusted, and done watching the AMC show. But was it really more horrible than watching ISIS behead someone?
newsIt's not fun to go from badass to sorry ass, and "The Walking Dead" star Andrew Lincoln didn't like seeing the weak side of Rick Grimes any more than fans did. Rick had been down before, but he had never
news"The Walking Dead" Season 7 is ready to throw down in Alexandria. This aggression will not stand, man! Look at Negan there at the head of the Grimes family kitchen table. Last week he held Baby Judith,
newsWe haven't seen much of the Kingdom since it was introduced early on in "The Walking Dead" Season 7, but we're headed back there soon. E! News unveiled a new sneak peek Thursday, and the clip from the
news"The Walking Dead" Season 7 just stopped falling from its high ratings cliff, but around seven million people are still missing. They were last seen watching the Season 7 premiere, helping it reach the
newsAre we 100 percent sure Carl Grimes isn't Shane's child, too? "The Walking Dead" Season 7, Episode 7, "Sing Me a Song" airs this Sunday, December 4, and it is looking like a comic fan's dream hour 90 minutes.
