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Jun 13 2012 10:44 AM ET

'Glee' turnaround: Show's going to Comic-Con!

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Glee won’t break from tradition after all. The Fox show decided to send a contingent of actors, including stars Lea Michele and Cory Monteith, to Comic-Con next month for the fourth consecutive year.

Michele and Monteith will be joined by Darren Criss, Kevin McHale, Jenna Ushkowitz and Naya Rivera, along with Glee co-creator/executive producer Brad Falchuk, on the panel that will take place on Saturday, July 14. Ryan Murphy, the show’s other creator, will not attend.

“This was the first year our cast has not gone out on tour, so Ryan and I thought we’d let them have some well-deserved time off,” said Falchuk, in a statement. “But everyone wanted to be there, and we couldn’t be happier that Glee is returning to the convention where we feel it all started.”

Fans are likely to ask for answers about next season — specifically, who’s going to stay and who’s going to leave now that the seniors have graduated from McKinley High School.

Glee has attended Comic-Con for the past three years, but a studio spokesman confirmed a week ago that the show would not attend this year.

Jun 7 2012 01:38 PM ET

'Fringe,' 'Big Bang' get Comic-Con upgrade

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It’s that time again. Studios are starting to announce which shows are going to Comic-Con.

Warner Bros. always has a strong presence at the annual fan convention and it looks like this year is no exception. The studio just announced its list of panels, and there’s a lot of new shows making their way to San Diego.

Here’s who’s definitely having a panel next month: The Big Bang Theory, Fringe, Nikita, Person of Interest, Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries, 666 Park Avenue, Arrow, Cult, The Following, Revolution, Childrens Hospital, DC Nation and MAD. Fringe and Big Bang are getting a promotion this year. They’re both moving to the convention center’s largest room, the cavernous Hall H, a location that has previously has only housed a few TV shows, such as Lost.

Expect new shows like 666 and Arrow to have screenings in addition to panels. (I’ve seen all the pilots this year and Arrow and Revolution are particularly strong. And 666? Surprisingly not bad — better than its trailer).

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May 22 2012 12:04 PM ET

'The Walking Dead' clip: Andrew Lincoln promises a 'darker, harder, faster, deeper' season 3

Much like a zombie herd, The Walking Dead just keeps on a-coming. It only seems like yesterday that our heroes hightailed it out of Hershel’s farm to parts unknown (well, parts unknown if you haven’t read Robert Kirkman’s original comic book). But Andrew Lincoln and the rest of the WD crew are currently hard at work on season 3 — which is set to debut this fall — as the just released behind-the-scenes clip below proves.

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May 16 2012 10:00 AM ET

'Walking Dead' comic's 100th issue to be celebrated with zombie obstacle course during Comic-Con -- EXCLUSIVE

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Forget swimming in the ocean with dolphins or running with the bulls at Pamplona. For Walking Dead fans, the athletic activity of the year will be evading zombies during this summer’s Comic-Con in San Diego.

Today, Walking Dead comic writer — and Walking Dead TV show executive producer — Robert Kirkman and his Skybound imprint announced that they plan to hold a zombie obstacle course at San Diego’s Petco Park on July 12-15, the weekend of Comic-Con. The event is called The Walking Dead Escape: San Diego and fans can participate as a Survivor climbing, crawling, and sliding through a zombie-infested evacuation zone, as a Walker, or as a spectator.

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Mar 21 2012 11:49 AM ET

'Doctor Who': The Doctor's new companion revealed

Doctor Who executive producer Stephen Moffat announced that actress Jenna-Louise Coleman will play Matt Smith’s new companion following the departure of Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill later this year. “It’s not often the Doctor meets someone who can talk even faster than he does, but it’s about to happen,” Moffat said in a statement. “Jenna is going to lead him on his merriest dance yet. And that’s all you’re getting for now. Who she’s playing, how the Doctor meets her, and even where he finds her, are all part of one of the biggest mysteries the Time Lord ever encounters. Even by the Doctor’s standards, this isn’t your usual boy-meets-girl.”

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Mar 19 2012 07:24 PM ET

'Walking Dead': Which major character was lucky to survive this season?

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The final three episodes of The Walking Dead’s just-completed second season were not lacking in fatalities, with Jeffrey DeMunn’s Dale, Jon Bernthal’s Shane, and newcomer Michael Zegen’s Randall among the characters who shuffled off this mortal coil (in some cases twice!).

But Walking Dead TV show exec producer — and Walking Dead comic writer — Robert Kirkman considered one more major death. Who else was set to buy the farm om Hershel’s, uh, farm?

The answer is…

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Mar 18 2012 10:27 PM ET

'Walking Dead' writer Robert Kirkman talks about tonight's game-changing season finale, 'Beside the Dying Fire'

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You know those episodes of The Walking Dead in which people don’t get eaten, zombies don’t get blasted with guns, and major plot points destined to impact the show in drastic, game-changing ways don’t get introduced? Well, tonight’s second-season finale of the AMC was not one of those.

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Mar 11 2012 10:05 PM ET

'Walking Dead' exec producer Robert Kirkman talks about tonight's episode and THAT [SPOILER!]: 'I am a madman!'

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After the shocking end to last week’s episode of The Walking Dead, the writing staff of AMC’s zombie show might have been forgiven for taking a week off,, mayhem-wise. They could, for example, have filled out the histories of Hershel and his family, or gotten Rick to put together a PowerPoint presentation explaining where exactly the search for Sophia went awry.

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Mar 5 2012 02:00 AM ET

'Walking Dead' exec producer Robert Kirkman talks about tonight's episode and that shocking [SPOILER!]

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KABOOM!!! Yes, undead fans, the latest episode of AMC’s record-breakingly popular, post-apocalyptic, zombie show The Walking Dead concluded tonight with a shot that was heard all around the world — or at least all around a cow pasture somewhere in Georgia.

Did the show end with Michael Zegen’s Randall being executed by our band of survivors? No! In another bait-and-switch by the show’s writers the victim was the Jeffrey DeMunn’s Dale, the man who had spent most of episode trying to save Randall’s life only to have his own zombie-ravaged body be put out of its misery by Norman Reedus’ Daryl.

Below, Walking Dead comic writer — and TV show executive producer — Robert Kirkman talks about the episode, pays tribute to DeMunn, and kicks himself for not having the sense to steal Dale’s hat.

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Mar 2 2012 04:51 PM ET

'Walking Dead' exec producer Robert Kirkman talks about the casting of David Morrissey as 'The Governor'

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Last week, it was announced that British actor David Morrissey (the TV version of State of Play) had been cast as the Governor in the yet-to-be-shot third season of AMC’s zombie show The Walking Dead. The Governor is easily the most infamous villain yet to appear in the comic book version of the post-apocalyptic undead saga and the subject of who would (and should) play him had been the subject of much debate amongst fans.

Below,Walking Dead comic writer and TV show executive producer Robert Kirkman explains how they decided Morrissey was their man.

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Feb 27 2012 02:00 AM ET

'Walking Dead' writer Robert Kirkman talks about tonight's episode '18 Miles Out'

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On this week’s episode of The Walking Dead the long simmering relationship between Rick and Shane finally became physical. No, the show’s central love triangle did not become a ménage à trois, as much as that might have pleased slash fiction devotees. Rather the pair beat the hell out of each other in what I’m going to call “The Jackpot in the Parking Lot.” (Okay, that’s garbage. Oh, where is Don King when you need him?)

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Feb 24 2012 06:08 PM ET

'The Walking Dead': David Morrissey cast as The Governor

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AMC has announced that British actor David Morrissey is to play the role of the The Governor in the third season of The Walking Dead. Morrissey is best known for his starring role in the original U.K. TV version of State of Play. His many other credits include the Red Riding trilogy, Centurion, Doctor Who, and The Deal, in which he played future British Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

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Feb 12 2012 11:01 PM ET

'Walking Dead' writer Robert Kirkman talks about 'Nebraska' and previews the rest of the season: 'Things just keep getting worse from here'

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On tonight’s midseason premiere of AMC’s zombie show The Walking Dead our band of postapocalyptic survivors continued to mourn their beloved Sophia. Who is this girl, the Kim Jong-il of zombiefied tykes? In fairness, while it’s been many a week since we last saw Rick and crew, no time at all has passed for them. Moreover, there was plenty of other stuff happening in “Nebraska” as Lori contrived to have a car accident (despite the fact she may have been the only person on the planet actually driving at that moment) and two strangers (Michael Raymond-James and Aaron Munoz) walked into a bar (alas, as neither of them were a horse or French I don’t have a joke for that).

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