First thing? Secure the gates… which can be a bit of a problem when you have a whole bunch of not-so-friendly "friends" looking to get in; as you can see below:
Here's a sneak peek from #TWD Season 8B, returning Sunday 2/25 at 9/8C Try to look away You can't pic.twitter.com/vkubsiPf4r
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The Walking Dead executive producer Greg Nicotero has let it be known that in the midst of Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and his coalition's last stand against Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and the Saviors, viewers will witness their very first "au naturel" walker.
Will Morgan die before the end of TWD's "All Out War," with FTWD serving as more of his backstory? Will Morgan make it out of Season 8 alive, leaving Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and the gang to the "greener pastures" of FTWD; and thus aligning the timelines of the two series?
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If you thought Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat were intrusive, just wait until you see what the not-too-distant future has in store for us in Amazon Prime's new original thriller series The Feed, written by The Walking Dead's Channing Powell and based on a novel by Nick Clark Windo.
With less than three weeks to go before The Walking Dead's mid-season 8 premiere, AMC has released the title and a brief synopsis for the season's tenth episode. If there's one takeaway that can be pulled from it, it's that it's pretty clear this "All Out War" is coming to a head sooner rather than later.
With less than a month to go before The Walking Dead's mid-season premiere, AMC's marketing machine has shifted into overdrive by releasing yet another trailer for the second-half of Season 8: one that doesn't hesitate to remind us of the tragedy awaiting us: the death of Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs).
With less than a month to go, AMC has released a new teaser for the second-half of The Walking Dead season 8 with a very telling theme: "It's Time to Finish the Fight!".
Marvel Studio's Black Panther will have a sadly poignant connection to AMC's The Walking Dead with a tribute to John Bernecker, a stuntman who died tragically during the filming of the series' eighth season.
With about a month to go before the Walking Dead Season 8 mid-season premiere, AMC has released two pieces of official key art for the show’s return as well as a new overall synopsis for the second-half of the season.
The family and estate for late The Walking Dead stuntman John Bernecker have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against AMC, more than six months after Bernecker was killed while filming the eighth season of the hit series.
***UPDATE*** As expected, AMC had something to say about Darabont's new lawsuit, issuing the following statement through their attorney, Orin Snyder of Gibson.
The Walking Dead ex-showrunner Frank Darabont has filed an additional $10 million lawsuit against AMC, claiming that new information has come to light that proves he is owed additional monies on top of what his original lawsuit is seeking.
After OSHA issued a serious citation with the maximum fine amount allowed to The Walking Dead producer Stalwart Films, late stuntman John Bernecker's mother, Susan Bernecker, says that she intends to “seek justice" for her son.
From an official standpoint, some resolution was achieved this week - at least for now - in the tragic death of The Walking Dead stuntman John Bernecker.
As a fan of AMC's The Walking Dead, if I read a headline like that the first think I'd think was, "Sweet! Makes sense! 'The Upside Down' would definitely explain what the hell happened to Heath after his disappearing act in Season 7's sixth episode 'Swear!'"