If you've missed the first two episodes of AMC's "The Walking Dead" and want to catch-up, make your plans to tune in Sunday evening.
The cable outlet will air the first two episodes of the show starting at 8 p.m. EST. They will air with limited commercial interruption and then the third episode will debut at 10 p.m. EST.
Two weeks into "The Walking Dead" and the series is setting ratings records for AMC.
And the cable outlet has rewarded the show with an order for a 13-episode second season.
If you missed Sunday night's premiere of "The Walking Dead," you missed a treat.
The 90-minute pilot was creepy, effective and worth the wait. It also left us hanging for more next week.
If you missed it or just want to see it again, AMC has posted it on their "Walking Dead" site.
The zombies are a huge hit!
AMC's first night of "The Walking Dead" delivered huge ratings for the cable outlet.
Image Comics is giving readers a new opportunity to catch up on "The Walking Dead."
The comic company will begin reprinting issues of the series, starting with the first one, in January.
Two weeks ago, AMC's "Mad Men" wrapped up its fourth season. And this week their highly anticipated series "The Walking Dead" begins Sunday night it the "Mad Men" time slot.
So why the week off in between? Why not start "The Walking Dead" last week?
Blame Brett Favre.
If you see the undead roaming your city today, it's not a sign of the zombie apocalypse. It may be part of AMC's marketing campaign for "The Walking Dead."
The series launches this Sunday night at 10 p.m. on AMC and the cable outlet is looking to draw in viewers.
How do you survive the zombie apocalypse?
A new Easter Egg on AMC's site can give you a clue. If you surf over to the Walking Dead site (or any area of AMC's site) and type in the phrase "safe zone," you'll discover just how to survive the coming zombie horror.
We're only a few weeks away from the premiere of the "Walking Dead" on AMC.
As the build-up continues over the next several weeks, fans may be interested to know that the print universe of "Dead" will also be expanding. The series will spin-off into print novels.
Frank Darabont isn't just a producer and director of "The Walking Dead," he's a fan. He's a fan of the original comic book series and he says while he's excited about the series first season, he hopes it won't be the only one.
Why?
Because there's some good stuff that comes in later issues that Darabont would like to see realized on-screen.
If you haven't seen the four-minute, ComicCon trailer for "The Walking Dead" we've got good news.
AMC has released the trailer and you can check it out below.
Interview by: AMC The cinematographer for Friday Night Lights and Firefly explains how you make daylight terrifying, compares The Walking Dead with Westerns and describes how Walkers are more dangerous than Reavers. Q: How did you get involved with The Walking Dead? A: Gosh, I don't even know. I've never worked with Frank Darabont before; [...]
The undead are rising--or at least they will be this October on AMC.
One of the most anticipated shows of the fall is AMC's "The Walking Dead." Adapted from the best-selling comic book, the show is currently in production in Georgia and will air later this year.
Interview by: AMC's Walking Dead Blog
Robert Kirkman, creator of The Walking Dead comic and Executive Producer of the series, explains what it's like to bring his story to life and witness the end of the world (or at least the end of Atlanta) in the process.
Warning: The following contains plot spoilers for The Walking Dead comic series.
Q: You started writing The Walking Dead in 2003. What's it like to finally be on set?
Director Frank Darabont is currently working on production of AMC's mini-series "The Walking Dead." Darabont speaks to AMC about the project and adapting the popular comic book series in a new interview on AMC's web blog for the series. Q: What attracts you to the zombie genre? A: I've always wanted to do my take [...]
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