Poor Otis. Before we even begin to delve into Shane's actions to end the episode, there's something else that's been bugging me for now two episodes. Near the middle of last night's episode, when Shane returns to the house with the medical supplies, after more

The living's actions may have you rooting for the undead on this week's episode of The Walking Dead . However, in between two children on the brink of death and Shane getting a GED from Ruthless Decisions High School, there's still gentle moments keeping more

A dark twisted road lies in wait. Better shave your head and get ready. I knew something wasn't right when Shane returned without Otis, and we hadn't been given the visual information of the final escape. As soon as Shane started to explain, I couldn't more

I don't want to talk too much about the  Walking Dead  comic book in these recaps. For one thing, there's the potential for spoilers. (Which, by the way, please mark any comic-related comments with an all-caps SPOILER ALERT down in the comment b more

HitFix's Alan Sepinwall reviews "Save the Last One," the October 30 episode of AMC's "The Walking Dead," in which Shane and Otis try to escape high school alive, while Carl fights to live. http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/whats-alan-watching/posts/the-walking- more

The frustrating thing about The Walking Dead  is that it talks way too much. In shows like Mad Men and Breaking Bad , characters can convey their feelings with single glances. In The Walking Dead, though, characters have the strange need to express e more

Tonight's episode of The Walking Dead — "Save The Last One" — saw Shane and newcomer Otis plan their escape from the student-body-eaters of a local high school, Andrea and Daryl go on a soul-searching walkabout, and Lori crib her dialogue from The Road . more

'The Walking Dead,' Season 2, Episode 3, 'Save the Last One': TV Recap. There aren’t many things more dismal than being eaten alive by a swarm of ravenously hungry corposes. The latest episode of “The Walking Dead” invites the audience to contemplate one more