[Warning: This story contains spoilers from Sunday's midseason premiere "Triggerfinger."]
On Sunday's The Walking Dead, Rick, Hershel and Glenn survived an intense shootout with members from Dave and Tony's group. In addition, Rick continued to do the right thing and wound up taking Randall, who had been impaled in his attempt to flee, back to the farm in a bid to save his life. Elsewhere, Lori had dramatic confrontations with Shane and Rick that can only serve to increase the friction between the trio.
The Walking Dead's Glenn (Steven Yeun) may be changing his scavenger ways now that he has more to lose after Maggie took the couple's relationship to the next level.
During the AMC zombie drama's midseason premiere, Hershel's daughter professed her love for the group's go-to guy for dangerous supply runs into a walker-laden town, prompting him to make some tough decisions about his priorities and place among the group.
AMC's The Walking Dead returned for the second half of its sophomore season with record ratings Sunday.
The zombie drama based on the comic series created by Robert Kirkman collected 8.1 million total viewers, and set records in a pair of demos: adults 18-49 (5.4 million viewers) and adults 25-54 (4.4 million).
[Warning: This story contains spoilers from Sunday's midseason premiere "Nebraska."]
On Sunday's The Walking Dead's midseason premiere, Rick and Hershel's respective camps begin to pick up the pieces from the "Barnmageddon" that ended the lives of people close to them who had been turned into the undead.
"No one is safe." "People are going to be dropping like flies."
That's how The Walking Dead executive producers Glen Mazzara and Robert Kirkman describe the second half of Season 2 of the zombie drama, which returns Sunday and picks up immediately after "Barnmaggedon."
The Walking Dead's Jon Bernthal could be headed for a reunion with former showrunner Frank Darabont.
Bernthal, who plays temperamental former sheriff Shane on AMC's breakoutThe Walking Dead, is circling the lead in Darabont's TNT pilot, L.A. Noir, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.
The Walking Dead showrunner Glen Mazzara on Saturday clarified why the AMC zombie drama opted not to move forward with an unproduced Season 2 premiere that was the brainchild of ousted showrunner Frank Darabont.
AMC has the answer to your last-minute plans for New Year’s Eve: The Walking Dead.
The cable network will marathon every episode of its hit zombie series on New Year’s Eve, starting with the Season 1 pilot, titled “Days Gone By” at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 31.
Sunday's shocking midseason finale of The Walking Dead delivered for AMC.
The episode, which aired following a six-hour marathon of Season 2 episodes, drew 6.6 million total viewers and 4.5 million in the advertiser-coveted adults 18-49 demographic, pulling in 3.9 million in the adults 25-54 demo, according to Nielsen.
AMC's hit zombie show, The Walking Dead, which is in its sophomore year, ended its mid-season run Sunday night with the episode titled "Pretty Much Dead Already."
Viewers quickly hit their Twitter and Facebook accounts to discuss the show, which saw Shane (Jon Bernthal) put his group's farm in danger (after Rick (Andrew Lincoln) killed Sophia (Madison Lintz) who then joined the undead inhabitants of Hershel's (Scott Wilson) barn.
[WARNING: This story contains spoilers from Sunday's episode of The Walking Dead.]
Sunday's "Secrets" episode of The Walking Dead lived up to its title, when Lori (Sarah Wayne Callies) revealed to husband Rick (Andrew Lincoln) that she not only had an affair with his best friend Shane (Jon Bernthal) but also was pregnant.
Producers instead are eyeing a one-off Hollywood Bowl benefit concert in the fall in a bid to raise $10 million for its Glee Give a Note charity.
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The actor — who goes head-to-head with his rival in Thursday's episode — tells THR that his character is overcompensating for sounding silly.
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Projects from Shonda Rhimes, Kevin Williamson, Ryan Murphy, Josh Schwartz and Greg Berlanti highlight the comedy and drama offerings for the five broadcast networks as the more than 80 projects begin staffing up.
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