The Walking Dead

Does Maggie Decide to Save or Kill the Saviors?

This episode of The Walking Dead, titled "The King, the Widow and Rick," shows the communities fracturing even more. Rick wants to continue on with their plan as discussed despite their losses, though he winds up going on a solo mission to the dump. But Daryl, Tara, Michonne and Rosita have their own plan. The Hilltoppers, meanwhile, are still fighting over what to do with their hostage Saviors. And Carol and Ezekiel are at odds after their disastrous, deadly mission at the Saviors' outpost."The King, the... more

The King, the Widow and Rick

What in the world was Rick thinking? The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 6 sent us in numerous directions during the hour as we checked in with Alexandria, Hilltop, and the Kingdom. While it was great to see Michonne, Rosita and some of the other characters that haven't been in the spotlight much in The Walking Dead Season 8, this episode displayed one of the show's glaring weaknesses.  It's no secret that The Walking Dead has an overabundance of characters, but what this... more

Is Arrow Hero a Quick-Change Artist? How Did Today Flub This Is Us Q&a? Was H50 Timey-Wimey? And More Qs!

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including Hawaii Five-0, God Friended Me, The Walking Dead and Arrow! 1 | How was&nbs... more

'The Walking Dead: World Beyond' Casts Julia Ormond

Julia Ormond has joined the cast of the third series in “The Walking Dead” franchise, entitled “The Walking Dead: World Beyond.” Ormond will play Elizabeth a “charismatic leader of a large, sophisticated and formidable force,” AMC announced Sunday. “We are thrilled to have Julia join our merry band. I’m grateful for the talent, grace, intelligence, and humor she has brought to ou... more

'The Walking Dead' Review: 'The World Before' Is Fine, Until It Isn't

For the most part, “The World Before” is a perfectly solid “Walking Dead” entry. It successfully juggles several storylines without feeling as inconsequential as “Bonds,” probably because some stories are just beginning while others are winding down. It has some key advancements in the glacial Whisperer conflict, but then it concludes with our heroes doing something almost irredeemably stupid. And let’s be honest, the leads are really stupid this episode. On... more