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After declaring a "Ricktatorship" in the Season 2 finale, the third season of The Walking Dead has seen the group's fearless leader descend into madness, threatening their wellbeing and ability to survive while The Governor ( David Morrisey ) and his cron more

With five episodes left to air in Season 3 of "The Walking Dead," AMC has announced that production on Season 4 is set to begin May 6 and officially confirmed Scott M. Gimple as the new showrunner.Gimple was widely known to be the choice to replace depart more

Will Merle Dixon make it to the end of The Walking Dead Season 3? Fans have threatened to riot if Daryl Dixon dies, but it sounds like his brother’s fate is more up-in-the-air. Merle is not welcome back at Woodbury and he’s not terribly welcom more

Tonight's episode used perspective to great effect as old friends reacquainted with each other. http://www.tv.com/news/the-walking-dead-i-aint-no-judas-review-my-how-youve-changed-30685/

She had her shot and she choked. Why? Laurie Holden defended her character, Andrea — again — after The Walking Dead Season 3, Episode 11, "I Ain't a Judas." Why didn't she kill The Governor when she was standing over him with a knife, as helpfully su more

There are many beloved characters on the show "The Walking Dead." One of them, however, is not Andrea. So, the fact that this episode was devoted almost entirely to her was both frustrating and jus... http://www.starpulse.com/news/Nicholas_Wrobel/2013/02/ more

Pick your sides. Pick your friends. War is coming to The Walking Dead and neither the prison nor Woodbury is looking to back down. It's pretty clear which side viewers are supposed to root for (hint: Team prison) and the misfit collection of survivors, more