The Walking Dead

The closer we get to 'The Walking Dead's' February 10 premiere "The Suicide King" we get, the more ravenous we become to see where the back half of AMC's zombie-killer drama takes us. And while the recent showrunner shake-up won't take effect until season 4 begins this fall, we can't wait to find out what proved so divisive about the back eight episodes of 'The Walking Dead' season 3. No

Just hours ago we learned that 'The Walking Dead' season 4 will tap producer and writer Scott Gimple as the AMC drama's new show-runner, replacing current helmer Glen Mazzara, but we've still got miles to go in season 3 before then. And while we eagerly await 'The Walking Dead's season 3 return "The Suicide King" on February 10, AMC has issued our freshest look yet! Check out 'The Walkin

Regardless of the AMC showrunner drama plaguing the series, 'The Walking Dead' is poised to continue its season 3 hot-streak with February 10 return "The Suicide King," kicking the battle between Woodbury and the prison into high gear. We've already seen a few casualties to that battle, and a few body parts lost, but a new poster for the acclaimed AMC action-drama's return teases the dea

Just when you thought the uproar surrounding AMC's decision to renew 'The Walking Dead' for season 4 without show-runner Glen Mazzara had died down, 'Sons of Anarchy' creator Kurt Sutter has stoked the fires once again. Previously Sutter attacked AMC for their frequent show-runner turmoil, leading 'Walking Dead' creator and AMC executive producer Robert Kirkman to comment on Sutter's words over Tw

Forget about Daryl Dixon, what about us? We're the ones who have to endure the ghastly wait from 'The Walking Dead's mid-season finale "Made to Suffer" to its February 10 premiere "The Suicide King!" And even so, we can barely wait to find out what happens to Daryl and Merle in the Woodbury arena, so thankfully AMC was kind enough to oblige with an all-new clip! Find out if And

Because it just wouldn't be the holidays without all our loved ones squabbling with one another, the show-runners of our favorite TV series are at it again. Late last week brought the shocking news that 'The Walking Dead' showrunner Glen Mazzara would depart the series for the fourth season, followed by 'Sons of Anarchy' creator Kurt Sutter's profane public response to AMC. Now, 'Walking Dead' com

Earlier today the TV community was rocked by the news that while AMC had officially renewed 'The Walking Dead' for a fourth season, show-runner Glen Mazzara would resign from his post. Mazzara's departure marks the second show-runner shift for 'The Walking Dead' amid a host of other AMC showrunner conflicts, and now 'Sons of Anarchy' creator Kurt Sutter has publicly attacked AMC over the debacle.

For all the many comic-to-TV comparisons of 'The Walking Dead' we make, one of the most notable changes is almost always glossed over. While the AMC series is always broadcast in glorious, vibrant technicolor, the Robert Kirkman comic books on which the series is based have always been a dreary black and white. AMC previously paid homage to the monochromatic art style by broadcasting the show's pi

Our hunger for fresh 'The Walking Dead' spoilers never truly goes away in between seasons. Instead, it mindlessly shambles around, attacking whatever scoop it finds, so who's ready for a feast? AMC has issued new descriptions of the upcoming run of episodes set to premiere in February, and suffice to say things aren't looking good for Woodbury, the prison or our favorite characters. Get the latest

On the one hand, a lot of people are going to be prepared for a zombie apocalypse in case that ever happens. On the other hand, a lot of people out there are buying guns to protect themselves from zombies. According to a gun rights advocate as well as a gun store owner, people are preparing themselves for the zombie apocalypse with guns and ammo.