The Walking Dead

In a new interview, Matthew Lillard shared how he was almost cast as Negan and revealed how he would have played the role differently.

From superpowered sociopaths to ruthless tyrants and demonic inter-dimensional beings, behold the least redeemable, most wicked TV villains of the last 25 years.

From off-the-rails teen dramas to butchered spinoffs of beloved legacy series, audiences can't get enough of these so-bad-they're-good shows.

TV has inspired some terrific theme park attractions — and a few notable flops.

If Game of Thrones skipping 2018 has one advantage, it’s that next year will finally bring us a new king of TorrentFreak’s most-pirated TV. It totally won 2017, of course, but a few new additions like Rick and Morty or demotions for Arrow might make this a very different list going forward.

For the second time this year, The Walking Dead Season 8 is taking a brief hiatus from production. Hurricane Irma has forced a number of Georgia-based productions to close up shop for the time being, including CW series and several Marvel blockbusters.

The Walking Dead’s Season 7 finale definitely moved Rick’s list of allies up and down a few notches, so he could use some help when “All Out War” arrives in Season 8. Thankfully, a new casting report hints at two more major characters joining the battle against Negan, potentially even as series regulars.

Even the most downtrodden of Walking Dead fans are likely looking forward to Season 7B as a call to action, at least over the punishing and dreary first half. Now, new photos show Rick and the team back in action, while a fresh synopsis for the February premiere teases “new survivors in incredible places,” and “treachery from people we trust.”

There's a nationwide search for the ultimate fan of The Walking Dead and she may be in our own backyard. Together, we can make sure this Rockton mom wins that title.

How cute, you presumed The Walking Dead would let weeks of the year go by without premiering new episodes on one of its branches. So it is, that one week out from the main series’ return, Fear The Walking Dead has begun the slow shamble to Season 3 with a new series of webisodes to potentially impact the franchise.