newsSick of Negan yet? Too bad. He's sticking around through "The Walking Dead" Season 7 into the 2017-2018 Season 8. And probably beyond. The news isn't shocking to comic book readers, but the AMC show doesn't
newsIf "The Walking Dead" were "Westworld," then yeah, this Season 7 theory might pan out. But it's not. There's no need to read into every gesture on the AMC show, even if it would kinda be cool if The Powers
newsThis week, "The Walking Dead" Season 7 is finally going to show us what happened to Tara (Alanna Masterson) -- just in time for her to almost be killed by a little girl in a new all-female community. Oops!
newsThree things should have you questioning the future of Carl Grimes on "The Walking Dead." 1. Actor Chandler Riggs, now 17, just got accepted to college: ayy i just got accepted into auburn —
newsConsidering how much of a Debbie Downer the first half of "The Walking Dead" Season 7 has been, it's welcome news to hear the second half will be "very different." Showrunner Scott M. Gimple confirmed
newsBecause trapping Enid in a closet for six months wasn't enough torture? "The Walking Dead" Season 7 has been pretty bleak, and there's a "spoiler" flying around that things get especially dark for Enid
news"The Walking Dead" Season 7 keeps losing people -- not just characters, but viewers. Season 7 started very high, with 17.03 million viewers and an 8.4 rating in the 18-49 demo, then slipped to just over
newsThe line came out of nowhere, but it was also six seasons coming on "The Walking Dead": "I know Judith isn't mine." In Season 7, Episode 4, Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) confessed to Michonne (Danai Gurira)
newsIs there anything more annoying than an early visitor? AMC's extended "The Walking Dead" Season 7, Episode 4 shows Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) arriving in Alexandria for the first time. He does not arrive
newsPoor Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) is like a whipped dog in "The Walking Dead" Season 7, and we're probably going to wince a few more times for him in this Sunday's supersized Episode 4. Papa Grimes is
newsUgh. Is it still in your head, too? Last night, "The Walking Dead" Season 7 tortured Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) and the audience with a constant loop of the unrelentingly cheerful song "Easy Street,"
news"The Walking Dead" Season 7, Episode 3, "The Cell." This Sunday's November 6 episode will show Daryl at the Saviors's base, called the Sanctuary, and he's not going to have fun. Entertainment Weekly
newsWhen Negan brings his big bad self to Alexandria for the first time on "The Walking Dead" Season 7, fans will have to suffer through that unwelcome house call for an extra 25 minutes. The Season 7 premiere,
news"Breaking Bad" and "The Walking Dead" might have more in common than both being AMC hits. In fact, one fan theory goes so far as to suggest that the 2008 meth-centric drama is a prequel to the 2010 zombie
newsHell hath no fury like a pregnant, pissed-off Maggie in "The Walking Dead" Season 7. Maggie (Lauren Cohan) was having a bad day even before she ended up watching the love of her life bashed to bits in
newsDid you do it? Did you really stop watching "The Walking Dead" after the Season 7 premiere? TWD is still the biggest thing on TV, so most fans did not stop watching. However, for any number of potential
news"The Walking Dead" fans may not blame Daryl Dixon for Glenn Rhee's death in the Season 7 premiere, but Pookie is definitely blaming himself. "Daryl never forgives himself, and he takes full responsibility,"
newsNow that "The Walking Dead" Season 7 has put THAT brutal premiere behind it, the focus on the rest of the season is slightly more positive. Slightly. Andrew Lincoln (Rick Grimes) has been using the same
newsIf you're The Walking Dead," a new clip from "Conan" may cheer you up. In the segment, a very much alive Steven Yeun (the actor who had played Glenn since season one of the AMC zombie drama) assured host
newsYou know, we all should've done this. Plenty of "The Walking Dead" fans said they wanted time off after Sunday's gruesome Season 7 premiere, but did those same grieving fans call up the local newspaper
news"The Walking Dead' season 7 premiere beat the living daylights out of the rest of television, and is likely to end up as the most watched episode in series history. Around 17 million viewers tuned in
newsYou OK? "The Walking Dead" fans waited almost seven months for answers from the Season 6 finale, and what they got in the Season 7 premiere led many to (half-jokingly) say they needed time off from school
newsIn a world where one has to be on the lookout for bloodthirsty zombies walkers and murderous psychopaths, it's safe to say that things get a bit stressful from time to time. And what better way to
newsThis is bad. Maybe even worse than you expected from "The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere, because even the characters who aren't killed by Negan have to shuffle around with major survivor's guilt for
newsAs "The Walking Dead" gears up for its season seven premiere this weekend, fans may need to do some brushing up on key plot points from the past six seasons. Thankfully, British comedy legend John Cleese
newsAnother "Walking Dead" alum is returning to TV screens, with Laurie Holden set to join the season five cast of FX Cold War drama "The Americans." TVLine has the scoop that Holden will appear next year
newsWarning: Spoilers ahead from "The Walking Dead" comic book. "The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere is about to reveal who Negan killed in his first meeting with Rick Grimes's group. Will it follow the comic
newsNegan, the new villain introduced at the end of season six of "The Walking Dead," is preparing for a long stay on the show, set to dominate season seven and remain a threat for the foreseeable future.
newsThere will be MORE blood! "The Walking Dead" Season 7 premieres this coming Sunday, October 23, and AMC usually waits to renew the next season until after the current season starts. But not this year.
news"The Walking Dead" Season 7 and the premiere is just a taste of what's ahead. Since everything past the premiere is one giant spoiler, fans have been given few teases beyond that. Sometimes we'll see
newsThe Kingdom truly deserves its name on "The Walking Dead," according to star Lennie James. James plays onetime pacifist Morgan, who will find himself in a new community called the Kingdom when the AMC
news"The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere title alone has us shaken, so we're probably not ready for the actual episode. According to AMC, Season 7, Episode 1 is called "The Day Will Come When You Won't Be."
newsSounds like Lucille is going to get quite a workout in "The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere (which has a chilling title that should worry you on its own). We know one beloved member of Rick Grimes's group
newsGotta HAND it to "The Walking Dead" for knowing how to keep fans talking, speculating, and freaking out until the Season 7 premiere. The cast and producers were at New York Comic Con over the weekend
newsThe Carol Peletier of "The Walking Dead" is now so hardcore she's willing to traumatize children in an attempt to save them. So how will she react to the new survivor community called the Kingdom -- which
newsTo be honest, nothing will prepare you for "The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere. By all accounts, it's going to beat the holy hell out of our feelings. But at least AMC's new retrospective will help you
newsStart working on your ugly cry face because it is coming out for "The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere. There's been all this talk about who Negan killed, but Greg Nicotero himself just said that's not
newsHaving a good day so far? Let AMC ruin it with this depressing synopsis for "The Walking Dead" Season 7. By now you know Season 7 is starting with the continuation of Negan's Season 6 cliffhanger. It's
newsBe careful what you wish for. "The Walking Dead" Season 7 is finally arriving October 23, after a six-month wait for Season 6 cliffhanger resolution, but one star suggests we may wish the wait was even
newsYou'd almost think AMC would want to be extra nice to "The Walking Dead" fans after ticking off so many with the Season 6 finale. Instead, "Dancing With the Stars" pro Sharna Burgess revealed in her TV
newsLife for Rick Grimes is going to get "The Walking Dead" before it gets better. But you know you can't keep a good Ricktator down forever. There is light at the end of the tunnel. And that light is an all-out
newsIs it too late to not pick a fight with Negan and the Saviors? Sigh. "The Walking Dead" Season 7 starts October 23, and we've been warned that one of our group meeting Lucille up close is just the beginning.
newsEven villains live by some sort of code. That includes Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), the new big bad on "The Walking Dead." A new promo for season 7 of the AMC drama aired last night, and it's all about
newsRight now, "The Walking Dead" Season 7 ... in the most wonderful way. But the wait is worth it. The wait is worth it. The cast have been repeating that mantra for a while now. They can't tell us much
newsAs it gears up for its seventh season, it's hard to imagine a time when "The Walking Dead" wasn't dominating the basic cable airwaves and internet message boards. But back before its 2010 premiere on AMC,
newsMorgan Jones may be one of the few characters among "The Walking Dead" ensemble that isn't in danger of being on the deadly receiving end of Negan's beloved Lucille, but actor Lennie James still isn't
news"The Walking Dead" Season 6 finale, he didn't know who Negan was killing, but he also didn't think it would be held over until Season 7. He didn't find out who Negan had killed until he saw the first script
newsWe all have our favorite characters on "The Walking Dead," but the series has always followed Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln). He's our guide, he's our guy. Even when Rick is off screen for episodes at a
newsMan, The Powers That Be really love messing with "The Walking Dead" fans. Season 6 ended on a massive cliffhanger, leaving us hanging for more than six months, and Season 7 is already trolling the Daryl
newsDead ahead! Dead on arrival! Whatever you want to call it, this weekend launches "The Walking Dead" season, which should continue until around April 2017. Here's AMC's schedule breakdown: SUNDAY, AUGUST
