The Walking Dead

We’ve come a long way from The Walking Dead teasing Negan’s Season 6 finale debut, and it’s of interest to look back at some of the early rumors for casting. Among the names floated were Justified and Santa Clarita Diet star Timothy Olyphant, though the actor now claims he’d never had anything to do with it.

Let’s be honest: even the most diehard of Walking Dead fans would admit to tough going through the first half of Season 7, between all its brutality, and unease with seeing Rick so utterly broken. We’ve heard Andrew Lincoln promising a brighter future ahead, though the actor now acknowledges some fan frustration, promising “this season made a lot more sense once we got the last roll of film in the can.”

The Walking Dead has plenty of ground to cover when Season 7 picks up again in February, so is there time to introduce another community? Looks like we’re going to find out, as new photo introduces an apparent junkyard gang, and perhaps an answer to the boot-wearing mystery figure from the midseason finale.

It’s been an exceptionally punishing year for fans of The Walking Dead, who first endured the cop-out of Negan’s entrance, a summer spent waiting, and about eight episodes since of misery under The Saviors’ reign. Rick will finally fight back when Season 7 returns in February, and Andrew Lincoln insists “There’s a lot more levity, if you can believe that.”

Take a minute and think "was it only going to take half a season to get everyone in gear?". Apparently, yes. **SPOILERS AHEAD** Is The Walking Dead finally getting too predictable? Yes and no.

You know how 2016 has not been the best year ever? I think the vibes may have rubbed off on The Walking Dead. Seriously, what is going on?

The Walking Dead isn’t known for elaborate fan-sleuthing (save a dumpster-dive or two), thought it seemed impossibly coincidental that placement of a Morse Code chart and an unusual Rick-Daryl interaction weren’t intentional this past week. Well, sorry to burst your Reddit bubble, but showrunner Scott Gimple says it might just have been a sunny day.

‘The Walking Dead’ makes Season 7 too real performing “Service” to Negan’s victory, but does the first trip to Alexandria spark a sense of rebellion, or languish in grief? And will anyone tell poor Tara about Denise? Find out in our full review!

Dave Chapelle hosted Saturday Night Live last night and brought back some oldies but goodies from Chappelle's Show.

Before Jeffrey Dean Morgan was crushing skulls on the Walking Dead, he was a dad that hunted the supernatural on the show, well, Supernatural. Former castmate Jensen Ackles started a twitter conversation with JDM that makes a surprisingly accurate connection between Supernatural and the Walking Dead...

Even as The Walking Dead apparently locked down Negan’s victim two years ago, production still went through with its shell game of filming death scenes for each cast member. We saw glimpses of them with Sunday’s premiere, but a new leak reveals what might have been the show’s most horrific choice.

Season 7 of the Walking Dead premieres tomorrow night (Sunday, Oct 23rd) on AMC. What better way to catch up than to have the last 6 seasons summed up by Monty Python's John Cleese?