In what Andrew Lincoln described as one of the most ‘brutal’ episodes of ‘The Walking Dead’ ever, Rick keeps a very important promise he once made to Gareth.
On the Oct. 26 episode of The Walking Dead, Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) comes face-to-face with Terminus’ former leader, Gareth (Andrew J. West), once again. Will this be the end of the cannibal who turned Bob (Lawrence Gillard Jr.) into a barbecue dinner?

After all the killing during season four of ‘The Walking Dead,’ three minor characters have been added as series regulars starting in season five!
Alanna Masterson, Christian Serratos and Andrew J. West will all be new regulars when The Walking Dead returns to AMC for season five in October 2014! Alanna will be returning as Tara, Christian will return as Rosita and Andrew will continue his role of Gareth, The Hollywood Reporter reports.

The Season 4 finale of ‘The Walking Dead’ was as filled with as much gore, heartbreak, and overconfident Rick as you’d expect — and it was amazing.
The Season 4 finale of The Walking Dead resolved a number of questions viewers have had for a while, such as, what was up with Michonne’s pet Walkers, anyway? Has Daryl gone over to the dark side? Is Terminus all that it’s cracked up to be? And finally, will Team Prison ever reunite? The March 30 finale was packed with a fair bit of resolution, an insane amount of gore, and left us hanging with several more questions to tide us over until the Season 5 premiere in October. Read on for our full recap!

In a shocking move for many ‘Walking Dead’ fans, the show decided to stick 40-something grumpy redneck (with a heart of gold) Daryl with the 19-ish eternal optimist Beth after the Prison Incident of 2013; leading to some icky but totally understandable romantic chemistry. Is it uncomfortable? Absolutely. But it’s also a pretty good idea.
Beth (Emily Kinney) and Daryl (Norman Reedus) might not be The Walking Dead’s most obvious or age-appropriate couple, but I applaud the show for not shying away from exploring their chemistry.

Boy, things have been pretty sad over in ‘Walking Dead’ land ever since the Governor laid waste to the prison back in December, huh? Luckily, on the March 9 episode ‘Alone,’ things got much better for everyone’s favorite zombie apocalypse survivors. Just kidding!
Things just got a whole lot crappier for at least two beloved characters on The Walking Dead. From major Walker kills to sweet reunions to kidnappings to tribes of maybe-cannibals to Daryl (Norman Reedus) complimenting Beth’s (Emily Kinney) singing, read all about tonight’s madness below!

Never have I ever… thought in a million years that ‘The Walking Dead’ would air an episode that largely revolved around Daryl and Beth getting drunk.
The Walking Dead has been noticeably playing around with its structure during the second half of its fourth season, but we’ve never seen anything quite like the March 2 episode “Still.” Find out what happens when you spend 42-odd minutes drinking with Beth (Emily Kinney) and Daryl (Norman Reedus) below!

Spoiler alert! The ending of the third season of ‘The Walking Dead’ could have been even more shocking, as star Dallas Roberts reveals that Milton Mamet nearly died in a very different way.
Fans of The Walking Dead were shocked and stunned to see scientist Milton Mamet (Dallas Roberts) become a “walker” in the third season finale. In a new interview, the actor reveals the original death planned for Milton, and how Andrea (Laurie Holden) may have faced a much different fate.