The Walking Dead

http://youtu.be/xnfKYs5tK2A Even though 'The Walking Dead' season 4 previewed its longest and most epic trailer yet at Comic-Con 2013, we don't quite have a handle on the direction AMC's horror thriller will take this year, compared to the more apparent mile markers of last year's prison-Woodbury arc. Say no more, as AMC and the cast and creators of the hit series have stepped up for an inside loo

Before 'The Walking Dead' season 3 came to a close, revealing that everyone's favorite Governor would indeed return to menace the survivors once again, executive producer Gale Ann Hurd told us that the walkers themselves would become a much less managable threat in season 4. Now, with the October premiere looming over us after Comic-Con 2013, has a disturbing new breed of walker been revealed? Rea

From the moment fans of AMC's 'The Walking Dead' realized the Governor would live through season 3 finale "Welcome to the Tombs" and menace Rick Grimes another day, questions arose how and when David Morrissey's character would return in season 4. This past weekend's epic Comic-Con season 4 trailer left out the character entirely, so how will the Governor make his comeback when the new s

At Comic-con this weekend The Walking Dead released a trailer for the upcoming season.  It looks to be action packed and full of conflict.

The biggest 'Walking Dead' season 4 scoops will come from the Friday panel at Comic-Con 2013, but already a number of new photos have cropped up from the new episodes debuting this fall. First we saw the premiere look at Lawrence Gilliard Jr.'s new series regular Bob Stookey, while the latest photos have the main cast looking even older and dirtier!

I love "Bad Lip Reading."  This time they took on the hugely popular AMC show, "The Walking Dead."   Which, if you didn't know, I blog a lot about.  My favorite line is when Daryl says, "I didn't mean to mess up your potato basket."  Haha, take a look.

Sometimes the title of a Walking Dead episode shines a little light on what you can expect.  In this case, I didn't think too much of the title of the episode until I realized we were talking about Merle.  I was surprised that the writers made me actually feel sorry for him and his life... I didn't think it was possible.

Last night's episode was a big one for me.  I've been dying to know about what happened to Morgan and his son since the first episode.  It's not that I really was that invested in the characters, I just knew they would eventually turn up again.  I've been waiting... a long time.   Sadly, things didn't go so well for Morgan.

'The Walking Dead' continues to surge in ratings even against the 2013 Oscars, but this Sunday's all-new episode "Clear" might prove to be its strongest yet. The hour will see Rick, Michonne and Carl on an expedition to procure weapons and supplies in their battle against the Governor, but Woodbury and the prison aren't the only places where the living pose more danger than the dead! So

'The Walking Dead' season 3 may have quieted things down a bit after this past week's all-new episode "I Ain't A Judas," but the bullets will be flying once again by Sunday's "Clear." Rick and Carl Grimes borrow Michonne for a road trip to find new supplies in the war against Woodbury's Governor, finding a few more dangers than the walking dead can offer, but who might they com

Episode 10 ended with a bang and ramped up with some excitement with the "walker bomb" (truckload of walkers sent into the prison yard) and the gunfight between The Governor and Rick's Gang.  It set the stage for what we thought would be an exciting episode 11.  Turns out last night's episode was more of a set up episode again.

Any who caught this past Sunday's 'The Walking Dead' season 3 return "The Suicide King" (and why shouldn't you, when you can watch it right here?) knows that the battle between Woodbury and the prison is officially on. And even though Rick may not be up to the task, Woodbury's Governor will inevitably seek retaliation against both Rick's group, and the woman who claimed two of his most p