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The flip side is that AMC gets all of the profits from "Walking Dead", whereas it doesn't from "Mad Men" -- and roughly double the number of viewers per episode. "Walking Dead" is also at the beginning of its run, whereas "Mad Man" is a couple seasons away from the end of its run. If they had to...

Well-written, well-researched piece from the Hollywood Reporter on the Darabont situation It uses more anonymous sources than I'd like, but it's definitely the most substantial look at the situation we've gotten so far. It sounds like AMC pulled the same ballbusting shit they tried on Matthew...

Season 2 of AMC's The Walking Dead will premiere on Sunday, Oct. 16, at 9.8c. EDIT: Much better Season 2 trailer:

The Season 2 Preview that aired with the Breaking Bad season premiere: It says something about this show that I was disappointed we got a zombie killing scene instead of one with our characters sitting around talking.

More Season Two Casting News: Maggie and Hershel Greene

Season Two Interviews: Frank Darabont, Robert Kirkman (First, Second, Third), and Sarah Wayne Callies Season Two Casting News: Otis Season Two Photos: Season Two Video:

The shower montage was one of my very favorite parts of the whole episode. I remember backpacking for even just a couple days, and the first thing I wanted when I walked in the front door was a nice hot shower. These people have gone weeks, maybe even months, without a real shower. Sure, they'd...

The most intriguing statement in the whole episode was that the French were close to a solution when he lost contact with them. Based on what we know from tonight, a solution would not be a cure, since 95 percent of the brain is irreversibly dead. Presumably a solution would target whatever...

While both Russell T. Davies and Steven Moffat have written an insane number of episodes for "Who", they leaned heavily on freelancers for episodes too. Which is what I'm sure Darabont will do as well. It seems like more of a union wage issue to me; obviously the WGA wants a full writing staff...

Even if the grenade doesn't get used in the finale, don't think the writers have forgotten about it. When they've written themselves into a corner that only an explosion of zombie parts can get them out of, we'll see the grenade make a return appearance.

What Robert Kirkman told Entertainment Weekly about the addition of the CDC storyline: “It occurred to me that, if this were to happen to real people, then real people wouldn’t be concerned with why it’s happening and how to fix it. They would just be concerned with finding food and...

Darryl putting an arrow in Jim's head would have been a kindness. Especially since zombie raise all sorts of spiritual questions; if your body still roams the earth, can your soul ascend to the afterlife? I'd much rather have it be over suddenly than be left to die slowly of fever with the...

Great episode, mainly for the reveal that the Hispanic street gang is actually protecting an inner-city old age home. It was an excellent reminder that while crises bring out the worst in mankind, they also bring out the best. There will be plenty of time for seeing the ways mankind feeds upon...

Agreed. And that's assuming there is even an answer to know. We know the CDC didn't have a clue by the time it was overrun in Atlanta. It took us over four years to conclusively figure out why the Twin Towers collapsed after the planes crashed into them. In the chaos of the zombification of the...

We don't know what the incubation period is. Perhaps after getting bitten, you spend days as a carrier before burning out and coming back as a zombie. If that's the case, the hospitals would have been flooded with what appeared to be a flu epidemic. By the time people started burning out and...

Normally, I'd agree with you. But they way they left Merle is about the worst thing you could possibly do to another human being. Shooting him in the head would have been kinder. How is he supposed to enjoy being reunited with his wife and child with that hanging over his head? It's the kind of...

Needless to say, I didn't eat Honey Smacks for a long, long time.

I spent the first chunk of this episode entertaining the possibility that the entire series could just be one long coma nightmare for Rick Grimes. It reminded me very much of the BBC pilot for Life on Mars, in that Grimes was in every scene up until he and Lennie James parted at the sheriff's...