Dale looks startled and T-Dog looks pissed for the entirety of this clip from this week's episode of The Walking Dead, "Bloodletting." In a season that has already established itself to be about the challenge of the survivors forming a united front T-Dog is beginning to show signs of cracking - or is he just being smart? Either way, he tries to bring Dale around to his point of view: that the two of them in danger of being left behind. Check out the clip, and let me know what you think!

The Walking Dead airs Sundays at 9:00 pm on AMC.

After last night's awesome season premiere of The Walking Dead, here's something infinitely more terrifying. Zombies that quote Christopher Walken, while prowling for fresh brains and cowbell! From comedy group P0YKPAC comes a show that you know you'd watch and you'd love it: The Walken Dead!

With The Walking Dead returning to TV tonight, now is the time to get caught up on all the undead action to date. Check out IGN's excellent summary of the show so far, and then make sure to catch the season premiere tonight at 9:00 pm on AMC.

MTV has never been big on promoting what they're supposed to promote. Music, for instance. So when they get Robert Kirkman up in their studios just before the premiere of The Walking Dead season two, of course they sit him down and ask him to provide DVD-style audio commentary for The Avengers trailer.

Of course, sometimes MTV's bizarre ideas work. Beavis & Butt-head, for instance. And Kirkman has some funny, insightful commentary on The Avengers trailer. Check it out, let me know what you think, and remember The Walking Dead returns to AMC tomorrow night (October 16) at 9:00 p.m.

The Walking Dead returns for it's second season on AMC Sunday night at 10:00 p.m. Check out this sneak preview at what's new with Andrea, Dale, and Rick Grimes as they fight for survival against the zombie apocalypse.

Alfred E. Newman gets eaten by zombies on the cover of Mad Magazine #512. I'll be attending the Mad panel at New York Comic Con next week, which should be pretty special as the mag is coming up on it's - wow - 60th anniversary.

Here's the full cover, click on the image to see it in crazy hi-resolution.

Netflix is making huge inroads out of its double-trouble PR nightmare brought about by its price hike and subsequent Qwikstergate by acquiring fantastic content to stream, much of it from AMC. Breaking Bad seasons 1-3 are already available, and Netflix has confirmed that it will begin streaming The Walking Dead season 1. EW reports that the hit series is set to start streaming today, but as of this writing it's not up yet - in fact, even the DVD set has been removed from Netflix's search results.

However, I'd guess that it will be available before the weekend is through. And, if you get really desparate, you can give Castle of the Walking Dead a look while you wait.

I wouldn't recommend it, though.

AMC has released six webisodes of The Walking Dead, directed by Greg Nicotero. They tell the story of the character known to viewers as "Bicycle Girl," as a woman named Hannah struggles to stay alive at the dawn of the zombie outbreak. That her story is doomed to failure doesn't make it any less enjoyable. Check them out, let me know what you think, and remember The Walking Dead season two premiers on October 16.

"A New Day"

"Family Matters"

"Domestic Violence"

"Neighborly Advice"

"Step-Mother"

"Everything Dies"

Rick Grimes runs headlong towards an ominously cloudy skyline in this new poster for the upcoming second season of The Walking Dead. I sure hope that the weather clears up. Oh, and I hope zombies don't gnaw him to bits. Rain and the undead, both things you want to avoid.

The Walking Dead returns to AMC on Sunday, October 16.