Rachel Tsoumbakos It goes without saying that an episode of Fear the Walking Dead should include members of the actual Walking Dead. i.e., zombies. But, a recent episode of AMC’s hit zombie apocalypse series very nearly didn’t include any undead. The TV shows set within the Walking Dead universe all focus heavily on the characters and their
The new trailer for Season 11 of The Walking Dead dropped, and fans scoured the footage trying to work out every minute detail. Because of this, the trailer could have confirmed a popular theory involving a comic book storyline crossover. Michonne (Danai Gurira) stepped away from The Walking Dead as she heads off in search
The Walking Dead and its spinoff show, Fear the Walking Dead, started off clearly separated. With the different locations and the difference in timelines, it made perfect sense to keep the two shows independent of each other. However, considering they both exist within the same universe, it also made sense for crossovers to happen —
Back in March, AMC announced a new spinoff series set within the Walking Dead universe. Titled Dead in the Water, the story would focus on survivors trapped inside a submarine. Fans believed AMC would reveal more details when Season 6 of Fear the Walking Dead aired. And this happened, well, sort of. The USS Pennsylvania
We know very little about FX’s upcoming new series, American Horror Stories. Set in the same universe as the original anthology series, American Horror Story, Stories will reveal a self-contained story in each episode rather than spanning an entire season. While there hasn’t been a lot revealed regarding actual content, Stories will tell various “horror
If you thought that John Dorie Sr. (Keith Carradine) was brought in to help propel Teddy Maddox’s (John Glover) storyline along and then disappear, you’d be wrong. According to a recent interview, this character is set for some major developments when Fear the Walking Dead returns. Season 6 saw the introduction of a doomsday cult-like
AMC’s 11 weeks of reveals are gearing up ahead of the Season 11 premiere date for The Walking Dead on August 22. The latest teaser gives viewers their very first look at the comic book character called Mercer. As previously revealed, Michael James Shaw has been cast as the de-facto leader of the Commonwealth Military.
With a new trailer being released for the final season of AMC’s The Walking Dead, some fans are now wondering if there will a Fear the Walking Dead crossover. While The Walking Dead is currently years ahead of the timeline presented in Season 6 of Fear the Walking Dead, new images of graffiti in the
AMC has just dropped a new trailer for its upcoming final season of The Walking Dead. While only short, the 15-second clip certainly reveals a lot. Last week, AMC released the episode titles and two synopses for Season 11 of The Walking Dead, which gave viewers a fair idea of what to expect when the
AMC has teased fans with a new trailer for the final season of their hit zombie apocalypse series, The Walking Dead. Along with snippets of all the regular characters appears to be tantalizing shots of the Reapers. Previously revealed in the bonus episodes from Season 10C of The Walking Dead, not a lot is known