• Glen Mazzara To Write 'Shining' Prequel Called 'The Overlook Hotel'

    The Shining has had quite the resurgence in the past few months. Rodney Ascher's Room 237 is certainly one factor. Another, bigger motivator is Stephen King himself, who is currently working on a Shining sequel novel called Doctor Sleep. Warner Bros., which owns the rights to the Stanley Kubrick film, surely sees this as a perfect time…

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  • Scott Gimple Is Your New New 'The Walking Dead' Showrunner

    The premise of The Walking Dead ensures that none of the cast members can ever be sure they'll live to see the next episode, but job security on this show doesn't seem to be much that better behind the scenes. As it heads toward the midseason premiere of Season 3, the AMC drama has just…

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  • TV Bits: 'Girls', 'Downton Abbey', 'How I Met Your Mother', 'Happy Endings', 'Don't Trust The B--', 'Archer', 'The Walking Dead', 'Mockingbird Lane', 'The Office'

    While we've been running around preparing for and celebrating the holidays, a few interesting bits of TV news have broken over the past few days. After the jump: How I Met Your Mother will return for Season 9 Happy Endings and Don't Trust the B--- get shuffled Timothy Olyphant books an Archer guest role Why…

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  • 'The Walking Dead' Gets Another Season, Loses Another Showrunner

    After a debut that garnered AMC's highest-ever ratings for a pilot, The Walking Dead has only grown more popular over the past couple of years. The midseason finale on December 2 drew 10.5 million viewers, solidifying its position as one of television's best-performing series. So it's no surprise at all that the cable network is…

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  • First Two Seasons Of 'The Walking Dead' To Be Rebroadcast In Black And White

    If there's one shade I associate with AMC's The Walking Dead, it's red -- as in the color of all that stomach-turning blood and gore. But perhaps that's only because I haven't read Robert Kirkman's comic, which is illustrated in stark black and white. And starting in February, older episodes of the series will be presented…

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  • 'The Walking Dead' Season 2 Trailer

    As we get closer and closer to the Season 2 premiere date, the promos for AMC's zombie drama The Walking Dead get more and more revealing. With about two and a half weeks to go, a new 90-second trailer has been unveiled which offers the best look yet at the upcoming season. The zombies are…

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  • TV Bits: 'The Walking Dead' Season 2 Promo, AMC Extends 'Mad Men' Running Time

    Now that we're past all that drama surrounding AMC's very public fights with its esteemed showrunners, we can turn our attention to simply looking forward to new installments of some of the network's most beloved series. After the jump, check out a violent new promo for Season 2 of The Walking Dead, which returns this…

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  • 'The Walking Dead' Season Two Teaser And Poster

    The Walking Dead returns to AMC on October 16 -- just more than a month from now -- and promos are starting to drop a bit more frequently. We've got a new Rick Grimes-themed promo below, along with a poster that also features the series' hero dashing down the highway. Here is fifteen seconds of…

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  • Unnamed Sources Reveal Truth Behind Frank Darabont's Departure From 'The Walking Dead'

    By now, anyone who follows television news is probably well aware that showrunner Frank Darabont has stepped down from AMC's hit zombie series The Walking Dead, just days after his appearance promoting the show at Comic-Con. Though Darabont has remained fairly quiet in public, a new report pieced together from anonymous sources reveals what really happened -- and it…

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  • Glen Mazzara Is Your New 'The Walking Dead' Showrunner

    Last night a bombshell hit The Walking Dead: Frank Darabont, who launched the show along with The Walking Dead comic writer Robert Kirkman and producer Gale Anne Hurd, stepped down as showrunner as the series is in the middle of shooting its second season. We were told that there would be no significant interruption in…

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