the walking dead

Forget about Daryl Dixon, what about us? We're the ones who have to endure the ghastly wait from 'The Walking Dead's mid-season finale "Made to Suffer" to its February 10 premiere "The Suicide King!" And even so, we can barely wait to find out what happens to Daryl and Merle in the Woodbury arena, so thankfully AMC was kind enough to oblige with an all-new clip! Find out if And

To those of you snickering 'Archer' jokes at that headline, we salute you.  But nonetheless, Rick Grimes has quite a bit to rampgage about after the shocking, and heartbreaking episode of 'The Walking Dead' that capped off this Sunday, the extra-visceral "Killer Within."  Rick didn't seems to be doing to well by episode's end, so how will he deal with his emotions in next week's "Sa

In the past, we've heard about networks passing up some great dramas now and again, like when 'Breaking Bad' almost went to FX, before landing on AMC as the Emmy-winning bad-ass drama we all know it to be. But did you know that before AMC scored even bigger with Robert Kirkman's 'The Walking Dead,' HBO and NBC were in the market for the zombie-thriller as well? What made them pass on something tha

It's hard to believe that the time is nearly upon us, and 'The Walking Dead' will shamble out the first episode of season 3 with Sunday's premiere "Seed."  And as glad as we'll be to have 'The Walking Dead' back, we'll also remain on constant edge that our favorite characters will bite the big one, or rather be bitten by a big one.  Show-runner Glen Mazzara certainly isn't going to pull

The fall TV season might be in full swing, but fans won't be fully satisfied until October 14, when TV's biggest monster hit returns for its third season, AMC's 'The Walking Dead'! But while we know the third season will contain 16 total episodes, like the current season of 'Breaking Bad' but divided over less time, what's the holdup from AMC in greenlighting a fourth season already? Is there any

The McDaily Webcast for Tuesday revealed that Jennifer Nettles got married. What? When did this happen? Why wasn't I invited? I guess my invitation was lost. Or maybe it was stuck like glue to the invitation of  someone else. Moving on, this Sunday on television the undead were more popular than the Kardashians. I know it's weird. Flesh eating corpses are more popular than sexy, big butted women.

In the Tuesday McDaily we'll discover how many "undead" watched AMC's The Walking Dead season 2 premiere on Sunday. Cook Paula Deen wants to add more butter to your kisses. And McDonalds is getting it's own TV station. I wonder if they'd want a McDaily reporter?