The Governor Visits Letterman
"The show is enormously popular, successful and it's about the walking dead... when did we decide that would be popular?"
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"The show is enormously popular, successful and it's about the walking dead... when did we decide that would be popular?"
Here's what you get when you mashup The Walking Dead with the Australian Dumb Ways To Die PSA...
Even the zombie apocalypse can't stop Christmas for Rick and the gang in THE WALKING DEAD CHRISTMAS SPECIAL, not airing on AMC this December.
Would being trapped in an elevator with a re-animated corpse be high on your list of worst nightmares?
Well, this Brazilian TV shows brings that nightmare to life... for laughs... and screams, of course.
In the 11th episode of Written By A Kid, Geek and Sundry presents "Zombie Spider".
"Aiden tells a very special spooky story of a giant zombie spider and a mohawked boy who's out to avenge the death of his brother. "
And here's the behind the scenes peek into the making of "Zombie Spider"
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Life is hard for the Walking Dead...
The Walking Dead's Steven Yuen and Norman Reedus do their best to stop the zombies on E! on The Soup.
Thanks to his welding expertise, Nathan Fillion is more than prepared for the zombie apocalypse.
The Clueless Gamer, Conan O'Brien, plays and reviews Resident Evil 6:
When the inevitable zombie apocalypse hits, the citizens of Palmyra, Pennsylvania will be more than ready, due in no small part to their new local store - the Zombie PX. From camping gear to survival equipment to knives and "long term food" goods (and some fun zombie stuff too), they've got all you will need to make it on your own when the living dead rise up and walk the earth. And, needless to say, business is good.
AMC's The Walking Dead is proving to be just as poular online as it is on television as its Facebook page hunted down its 10,000,000 fan. And to commemorate the moment, they celebrated with a not so subtle homage to The Social Network...
AMC takes the fight against Dish into the political arena, launching a president campaign for A. Zombie whose platform is based on "equal viewing opportunities for all".
From the campaign's official press release:
The 2012 Presidential race is about to get more lively thanks to something quite dead – the news that A. Zombie, America’s first Zombie Presidential candidate, is entering the race.
A formidable third party contender for the nation’s highest office, A. Zombie is slated to announce his candidacy at a high-energy rally on Monday, August 20th at Westfield Horton Plaza in San Diego. The candidate and his human wife, Patty Morgan-Zombie, will then commence a cross-country bus tour that will take them to six major U.S. cities including Tampa and Charlotte, where they will bring their pro-zombie message to the Republican and Democratic Conventions.
You can follow A. Zombie on Twitter and his website AZombieForPresident.com.
Jerry Seinfeld asks Joel Hodgson "what are zombies?"
The only things standing between Chris Hardwick and getting to the Course of the Force is an ILM executive, R2-D2, Boba Fett, a few Tusken Raiders and "The Walking Dead's Robert Kirkman".
Luckily, Hardwick's got a lightsaber.
In an NSFW feature, the Indoor Kids play Lollipop Chainsaw with James Gunn, one of the game's creators.
"Writer/Director James Gunn sits down with Kumail and Emily to play his bubblegum zombie slashing game LOLLIPOP CHAINSAW and talk all things movies and video games. Caution, this episode gets a little racy."
In an interview published today with Bill Nye the Science Guy, BetaBeat dared to ask the question on everyone's mind - "What do you make of this whole zombie apocalypse?"
“Apparently there are some drugs that can render you pretty useless,” Mr. Nye replied. “I joke all the time about how useless zombies are, though. Maybe they’re the antithesis of what’s cool now. What’s cool is to be quintuple-tasking at any time, moving fast, gettin’ ‘er done, and zombies–along with their slow movement–they seem indifferent to the world around them.”
“You don’t see a lot of zombies on Facebook,” he added.
You can read BetaBeat's full interview here.