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The Walking Dead will be getting some new series regulars when the zombie apocalypse show returns in the fall.
In the fourth season of AMC’s hit series, we can expect to see a lot more of Tyrese (Chad L. Coleman), his sister Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green), and Hershel’s youngest daughter Beth (Emily Kinney).
Kinney has been playing a recurring role since Season 2 of The Walking Dead, while Colman and Martin-Green have made repeated appearances since the mid-season finale of Season 3. | Full Story
This was it, everyone. The final episode of season three of The Walking Dead, “Welcome to the Tombs,” aired Sunday night on AMC. If you didn’t see “Welcome to the Tombs,” then grab some pliers and free yourself from this recap, because there are spoilers ahead.
We open with a truly chilling shot…we are behind the eyes of someone who has displeased the Governor, because we can see him leaning in, face flecked with blood, staring at us, punishing us. | Full Story
Season three of The Walking Dead is coming to a close with “This Sorrowful Life,” the penultimate episode in what has been a grueling season. If you haven’t seen “This Sorrowful Life” then put on the radio and grab a bottle of whiskey like Merle so you can tune out the spoilers that are coming your way.
This episode of The Walking Dead opens with Rick discussing what I’m calling the “Michonne option” with Herschel and Daryl. | Full Story
On this week’s The Walking Dead season 3 episode 15, “This Sorrowful Life,” Rick and the group are faced with a serious problem. If they want a truce with the Governor, they will have to make a huge sacrifice.
The series is based on the concept of the world as we know it is gone. An epidemic of apocalyptic proportions has swept the globe causing the dead to rise and feed on the living. | Full Story
Like a tightly coiled spring, tonight’s episode of The Walking Dead, “Prey,” is winding us tighter and tighter as we accelerate towards the series finale. If you haven’t seen “Prey” then hit the deck like Andrea in an open field, because there are spoilers ahead.
The episode opened with a flashback of Andrea and Michonne in the woods, showing us a brief moment of their winter together on the run. They are huddled around a fire, eating food out of a can. | Full Story
On this week’s The Walking Dead season 3 episode 14, “Prey,” the Governor chases a dissenter who fled Woodbury. While the Governor is gone, a traitor tries to sabotage his upcoming plans.
The series is based on the concept of the world as we know it is gone. An epidemic of apocalyptic proportions has swept the globe causing the dead to rise and feed on the living. In a matter of months society has crumbled. | Full Story
After last week’s amazing standalone episode, this week’s “Arrow on the Doorpost” had to throw The Walking Dead back into the business at hand, the coming war between Woodbury and the prison. If you haven’t seen tonight’s episode of The Walking Dead then go take a smoke break with Daryl, because there are spoilers ahead.
The episode opens with the much anticipated meeting between Rick and the Governor getting ready to begin. | Full Story
On this week’s The Walking Dead season 3 episode 13, “Arrow on the Doorpost,” in an effort to prevent any more deaths, Rick and the Governor meet to come up with a peace treaty.
The series is based on the concept of the world as we know it is gone. An epidemic of apocalyptic proportions has swept the globe causing the dead to rise and feed on the living. In a matter of months society has crumbled. | Full Story
If you missed tonight’s episode of The Walking Dead, “Clear,” then you might want to set some booby traps and wait it out, because there are spoilers ahead.
The zombie apocalypse is a difficult place. As we’ve seen, group dynamics can shift suddenly, charismatic but morally ambiguous people can lead others down questionable paths, and relationships are tested repeatedly and brutally. All that being said, tonight’s episode shows us, if there was any doubt, that it is indisputably better to be part of a group in this world, than on one’s own. | Full Story
The Walking Dead season 3 has recently returned from taking a break for over a month and the series hasn’t lost a step. Sunday night’s mid-season return of the apocalyptic zombie show has come back to record-breaking ratings.
Going up against the Grammys, The Walking Dead drama had 12.3 million viewers in adults 18-49 rating, which is the largest audience the show has ever seen.
AMC, the channel which airs The Walking Dead, released a statement saying,
“These results shatter the hit series’ previous record with an increase of +6% (A18-49) over the October 14, 2012 season three premiere. | Full Story
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