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Even though it's been seven years since The Walking Dead 's first season, fans haven't forgotten about a particular group of survivors who never appeared again: the Vatos. In Episode 4, titled "Vatos," Rick Grimes encountered this gang hiding out in the middle of Atlanta. 'The Walking Dead' [Credit: AMC] Rick's first encounter with the Vatos didn't go over so well, due to the gang taking Glenn hostage — but Rick and the Vatos' leader, Guillermo, came to an agreement that saw Glenn freed in exchange for some of Rick's guns. The two groups parted ways and never met again... at least, that's what we initially thought. The Vatos' Fate Addressed In Deleted Scene In the above deleted scene from Season 2, originally released as a DVD extra in 2012 but newly making the rounds on social media, we learned that Rick's group did return to the Vatos' facility after the venture to the CDC didn't work out. Having...

"The Walking Dead" creator/writer/executive producer Robert Kirkman has taken the rare step of printing an apology letter after killing off an original character. "Walking Dead" comic book Issue 167 just came out on May 3 and in it -- LAST CHANCE FOR A SPOILER ALERT -- we see the death of Andrea. She was bitten after saving Eugene from walkers. The people of Alexandria say their goodbyes to Andrea, and Rick Grimes -- her love interest in the comic -- gets emotional and struggles to put her down after she turns. He ultimately stabs her in the head, then takes comfort with son Carl and the rest of the community. The Andrea of the comic has been around since Issue 2, and it's a shock to see her gone. The Andrea of the TV show died back in Season 3, but Michonne took on most of her comic book storyline, including as Rick's love interest. Some fans are worried that killing comic book Andrea bodes ill for TV show Michonne, but the TV show oft...

People are really passionate about the things they love, but some people take it too far and ruin it for the rest of us. Such is the case for Josh McDermitt who plays Eugene on The Walking Dead . Here’s a spoiler alert for all of those who aren’t caught up on TWD . In the season 7 finale, Eugene proudly declares that he is not Eugene, but Negan, therefore showing the Alexandrianites that he has turned to the dark side and was voluntarily staying with The Saviors. Since then Josh has been hit hard with harassment. You read that right. Josh, the actual person who plays a fictional character in a fictional story has been receiving harassment and actual death threats for what his character was doing on a show. According to Inquisitr all social media accounts have been deleted. Fans and supporters of Josh McDermitt are devastated at the news due to his funny posts and inside pictures. According to Comicbook.com , McDermitt posted a video in his social media before the deactiv...

You may need a new TV after The Walking Dead returns for season seven, according to Norman Reedus . Viewers will remember season six of the AMC drama ended on a cliffhanger with Negan ( Jeffrey Dean Morgan ) violently killing…somebody. Rick ( Andrew Lincoln ), Michonne ( Danai Gurira ), Glenn ( Steven Yeun ), Daryl (Reedus), Aaron ( Ross Marquand ), Rosita ( Christian Serratos ), Carl ( Chandler Riggs ), Maggie ( Lauren Cohan ), Eugene ( Josh McDermitt ), Abraham ( Michael Cudlitz ) and Sasha ( Sonequa Martin-Green ) were lined up in front of Negan when the camera angle switched to show the death from the victim's point of view. The murder victim has been shrouded in mystery since the April finale. That will change on Sunday, Oct. 23. "I imagine a lot of people will be kicking their television sets," Reedus told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show . "It's heavy, it...

Couldn’t believe it? Couldn’t stop crying? Story Sync asked viewers of  The Walking Dead   “Twice as Far”  how they responded to one of the episode’s most shocking scenes. Viewers said… Read more: http://www.amc.com/shows/the-walking-dead/talk/2016/03/how-did-you-react-to-the-denise-moment?

SECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) -- When the lights come on, the scene in front of you isn't pretty: There's a gagged woman handcuffed to a wall, a TV on at full volume and a guy lying on a couch with a gaping belly wound. Such is the troubling landscape that greets audience members at the beginning of the  touring immersive show  recreating the chilling world of AMC's "The Walking Dead," in which the world has been plagued by a zombie apocalypse. The horror drama series is one of the most popular shows on television. Visitors make their way through the 10,000-square-foot attraction -- six sets built into tractor trailers, plus various tents -- as either a post-apocalyptic survivor or, after a quick makeup session, an undead zombie. If you go in as a human, the handcuffed woman -- she's the one moaning "They're going to kill me!" -- needs to be ungagged. Then she'll give you some more unsettling news: The key to her handcuffs was swall...