In "Nebraska," characters on The Walking Dead see their worldviews called into question (again). Will they ever piece things together (again)? Probably not.
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How does one handle a barn full of walkers? That is the basic question of The Walking Dead's "Pretty Much Dead Already," and everyone has their own answer.
The survivors at Hershel's farm in season 2 of The Walking Dead have secrets and conflicting views. Nothing will be as simple as it used to be.
What does Daryl Dixon's pain in "Chupacabra" symbolize? Well, it proves he's a tough hombre, but may also symbolize sacrifice and troubling secrets.
The Walking Dead: Otis has been buried during episode 204 titled "Cherokee Rose", but we can bet the past is not buried with him on Hershel Greene's farm.
The third episode of The Walking Dead's second season, called "Save the Last One," is another reminder of what happens when civilization breaks down.
AMC's The Walking Dead brought a major soap opera/medical drama feel to episode 202 of the zombie survival drama, making "Bloodletting" an emotional ride.
Is AMC's The Walking Dead compatible with the theories of Hobbes, Locke and Machiavelli? Unlock the inner political theory nerd inside you and find out.
'What Lies Ahead' Season 2, Episode 1 of The Walking Dead is about being quite alone in the universe, even when we're not alone and strive for togetherness.
What if The Walking Dead's Dr. Edwin Jenner were more like children's TV show host Fred Penner? I was bold enough to address this important question
Walking Dead fan Karen L Robarge-Frantz demonstrates her skills with colored pencils
The lack of hope escalates in this classic episode of The Walking Dead. People mourn in general, Shane Walsh plays Elmer Fudd, and a sad doctor screws up.
What does it mean for a character to be in the way, and what does it mean for us to think they should leave/die? Let's look at the show The Walking Dead.
Conflict avoidance, family, and group dynamics are just some of the curcual themes in the Walking Dead's fourth episode of season one titled "Vatos".
Season 1 episode 3 of The Walking Dead was titled "Tell It To The Frogs" and contained quite a bit of drama that was essential in developing the characters.
The episode of The Walking Dead which introduced Merle Dixon to the world, and left some of us pondering the inner workings of his interesting mind.
The first episode of AMC's The Walking Dead begins our deep descent into bleakness, but is there actually some hope remaining in the zombie apocalypse.