With "Breaking Bad" and "Mad Men" approaching the end of their runs, fans of "The Walking Dead" may be wondering about the future of AMC's other tentp...
"The Walking Dead" ratings for the Season 3 finale were the show's best yet, by a hair: 12.4 million viewers tuned in and the show had 8.1 million vie...
If you're annoyed and worried by the direction "The Walking Dead" took with "Welcome to the Tombs" when it killed of one of its main characters, Rober...
"This Sorrowful Life" was appropriately named, because that's exactly what I found myself muttering after this slow, depressing build to the season three finale of The Walking Dead.
Glenn's brutal beating at the hands of Merle was nothing compared to his anguish in knowing how the Governor tormented Maggie, and their spontaneous sex scene in the loading dock felt real and needed.
"The Walking Dead" finale will finally feature the confrontation viewers have been waiting for all of Season 3: The Governor has the prison under sieg...
In the penultimate episode of "The Walking Dead" Season 3, "The Sorrowful Life," Rick and the group must grapple with a tough decision: to get a truce...
This week's episode of "The Walking Dead" was a refreshing departure from the Prison vs. Woodbury plot line -- in fact, it avoided both of those locations all togehter -- and turned a run for supplies into a four-character story that could hold our attention for 42 minutes.
LOS ANGELES -- From week to week fans simply never know which characters will survive the relentless zombie attacks on AMC's hit series "The Walking D...
AMC's "The Walking Dead" only has five episodes remaining in Season 3, which means that tensions between our core group at the prison and The Governor...
Here are a few things we know for certain after the last few episodes: Tom Waits is permanently on our collective zombie-apocalypse playlist, watching a zombie get curbed on a rock is brutal, and no one who flirts with Carol makes it out alive.
"The Walking Dead" returned this week to deal with the aftermath of the Governor's attack and a frustrated Andrea's even more frustrating conflict of interest.
If you thought "I Ain't a Judas," the Sunday, Feb. 24 episode of "The Walking Dead" was as slow as a one-legged walker, fear not: Things are about to ...
After a slow and steady midseason premiere last week, "The Walking Dead" picked up the pace in this week's episode, which starts and ends with a quickly deteriorating Rick Grimes looking through a fence, afraid of what's on the other side.
Andrea and Woodbury's resident nerd go outside to greet the town, who is now in desperate need for some leadership. Homeboy fails miserably at calming the crowd, but Andrea delivers an inspirational address like she's been writing stump speeches in her spare time.
"The Walking Dead" Season 3 has a lot of twists, turns and "all kinds of awesome" ahead, according to comic series co-creator and TV show executive pr...