the walking dead

In the past, we've heard about networks passing up some great dramas now and again, like when 'Breaking Bad' almost went to FX, before landing on AMC as the Emmy-winning bad-ass drama we all know it to be. But did you know that before AMC scored even bigger with Robert Kirkman's 'The Walking Dead,' HBO and NBC were in the market for the zombie-thriller as well? What made them pass on something tha

Drivers earlier this week in Portland probably did a double take at a construction road sign. The electronic construction sign read 'warning zombies ahead!' The sign was suppose to read, 'Night work 8pm to 6am expect delays'. This was an early Halloween prank that did not amuse city officals.

Even hours later, we're still reeling from last night's season 3 premiere of 'The Walking Dead,' "Seed." We won't go into any tremendous spoilers just yet, but it's safe to say that Rick Grimes and the other survivors will still have plenty of problems on their plate, even after making a new home in the ominous prison facility. Next week's "Sick" will deal with the fallout of t

It's hard to believe that the time is nearly upon us, and 'The Walking Dead' will shamble out the first episode of season 3 with Sunday's premiere "Seed."  And as glad as we'll be to have 'The Walking Dead' back, we'll also remain on constant edge that our favorite characters will bite the big one, or rather be bitten by a big one.  Show-runner Glen Mazzara certainly isn't going to pull

We make no secret of our unabashed love for AMC's zombie-killing thriller 'The Walking Dead.'  From the books on which it takes its base, to the series marathon leading up to season 3's October 14 premiere, we'd call ourselves zombie lovers if it didn't sound so dangerously close to necrophilia.  So as the new season approaches, it's about time for a bad-ass new trailer, don't you think?  We certa

The fall TV season might be in full swing, but fans won't be fully satisfied until October 14, when TV's biggest monster hit returns for its third season, AMC's 'The Walking Dead'! But while we know the third season will contain 16 total episodes, like the current season of 'Breaking Bad' but divided over less time, what's the holdup from AMC in greenlighting a fourth season already? Is there any