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As if the latest 'Walking Dead' latest twist in this past Sunday's "Isolation" hadn't assured us to watch next week, the recent announcement of a season 5 renewal puts shambling walkers in both our immediate and distant futures. More urgently, however, how will Rick handle Carol's confession in this Sunday's "Indifference"? We've got a clue in the latest photos and clip, plus w

Sunday's latest 'Walking Dead' season 4 installment -- "Isolation" -- dropped a fairly huge bombshell in the final minutes, one that might threaten Carol's relationship with the other survivors should the truth come to light. Next week's "Indifference" will see Rick and Carol out on the road together in search of supplies, but will the pair be able to make peace in light of the

Though 'Breaking Bad' came to a close less than a month ago with series finale "Felina," we're still yearning for the days of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman's wacky adventures in meth-making. To that end, series star Bryan Cranston has finally weighed in on the popular dream theory that pervades discussion of the finale, while the final script pages from "Felina" have made thei

'The Walking Dead' season 4 has plenty of ground left to cover in the first eight episodes, continuing the amped-up threat of walkers and disease in this coming Sunday's "Isolation," but where will the next five episodes take us before the mid-season break? Find out in the full set of 'Walking Dead' season 4 synopses for upcoming episodes through December!

This past Sunday's 'Walking Dead' season 4 installment "Infected" showed us that none of our favorite survivors are safe when it comes to the deadly new disease ravaging the post-apocalyptic Georgia landscape, but who will fall before the prison gang can get the contagion under control? The group may have a herd of bigger problems, judging by the latest photos from the next episode, &quo

Whether by coincidence or team effort, 'The Walking Dead' is the latest high-profile genre drama today to get an honest skewering, after 'Game of Thrones'. Following up on their 'Breaking Bad' dissection, The good folks at Screen Junkies have given 'The Walking Dead' an "Honest Trailer" to follow the acclaimed AMC drama's fourth-season debut, hitting the nail on the head both literally a

At last, our long national nightmare is over, and AMC's 'The Walking Dead' has finally returned with season 4 premiere "30 Days Without An Accident." Sure, there's our review and comic-to-TV comparison to dissect the episode, but why wait an entire week for fresh footage when we've got the first look at next week's tense "Infected" right here?

'The Walking Dead' once again shattered its previous ratings with a record-setting 16.1 million viewers for season 4 premiere "30 Days Without An Accident," but that still leaves just a few people left on the planet who haven't yet caught up with Rick and his expanded gang of prison survivors. That said, why not watch (or rewatch) the full season 4 premiere online right now?

While AMC's 'The Walking Dead' companion series spinoff admittedly felt much more warranted than 'Breaking Bad''s 'Better Call Saul,' we still have relatively little idea what to expect from the 2015 spawning of the monster horror hit. And while details will be clamped shut tighter than a walker's jaw, series creator Robert Kirkman offered up a few new tidbits of 'The Walking Dead''s inevitable sp

'The Walking Dead' season 4 will shamble out its premiere, "30 Days Without an Accident," this coming Sunday, but why wait until then, or even this weekend's Comic-Con panel, for a sneak peek at the new season? The first clip from the premiere has emerged, and a very different Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) has made a surprising discovery out among the prison grounds ...

Our 'Breaking Bad' withdrawal has reached an all-time high following this past Sunday's series finale "Felina," one we had thought even the upcoming Spanish-language remake 'Metastasis' couldn't satiate. Imagine our surprise however, that the first trailer for Walter Blanco's turn to the dark side of chemistry actually looks pretty good, bitch!

AMC recently played quite a hand in extending its relevance post-'Breaking Bad,' first greenlighting prequel spinoff 'Better Call Saul,' followed by a 'Walking Dead' companion series for 2015 and a 'Mad Men' final-season split, but now its newest cards are on the table. Revolutionary war drama 'Turn' and computer-development piece 'Halt & Catch Fire' have released their first photos, so how do