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The latest episode of Daryl Dixon's spinoff reveals a chilling contrast between him and Rick Grimes, as Daryl resorts to psychological and physical torment in his ruthless quest for information. Daryl's journey into darkness has shaped him into an almost unrecognizable character, desperate for home and willing to embrace any level of violence. Daryl's evolution from a guardian figure to a desperate wanderer sets him apart from Rick, making him a multifaceted and intriguing protagonist in The Walking Dead universe.

The Walking Dead's haunting post-apocalyptic realm is a stage where characters confront moral crossroads, leadership issues, and the innate quest to prevail. For close to ten years, the story revolved around Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and his poignant journey of safeguarding his kin. But with the narrative shifting to Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus), we've delved into an even darker realm, contrasting sharply with Rick's era.

Rick and Daryl are...

Daryl Dixon's darkest scene in The Walking Dead reveals his ruthless side, surpassing even Rick Grimes' actions. In his spinoff show, Daryl becomes even more brutal and violent, driven by his detachment and desperation to return to his group. Daryl's darker and more shut-off personality sets him apart from Rick, making him a unique and memorable antihero protagonist in The Walking Dead franchise.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon's darkest scene showed the biggest difference between Daryl (Norman Reedus) and Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln). After nearly a decade of being The Walking Dead's protagonist, Rick passed the torch to Daryl who became the focus of the main series for the last few seasons and now has his own spinoff. While there have been several Walking Dead spinoffs, Daryl is the first to have one focusing solely on him. It shows how important he has become to the franchise, yet...

Most of the 38-member cast of the upcoming Broadway production of Tom Stoppard’s Olivier Award-winning Leopoldstadt was announced today, with four members of the original West End company making the move and newcomers to the show set to include Caissie Levy, Brandon Uranowitz, Seth Numrich and David Krumholtz.

Twenty-three of the cast members announced today will be making their Broadway debuts with Leopoldstadt, according to producers Sonia Friedman Productions, Roy Furman, and Lorne Michaels. Patrick Marber, who directed the West End staging, will direct for Broadway as well.

Leopoldstadt’s limited Broadway engagement will begin previews Wednesday, September 14, with an official opening on Sunday, October 2, at the Longacre Theatre.

Set in Vienna, Leopoldstadt begins in the last days of 1899 and follows one extended family well into the 20th Century. The title takes its name from Vienna’s Jewish quarter, and the play is described by the production as “a...

A review of tonight's You're the Worst coming up just as soon as I have a plan to stop being fax-dependent by the time of the next war... "It's just turning down the volume. It's not living." -Edgar Funny story: five minutes into "Twenty-Two," after that had been no discernible dialogue (when Edgar turned up at the breakfast table, Lindsay and the others sounded almost as muffled as an adult in a Peanuts cartoon), I emailed some folks at FX PR to confirm that there was nothing wrong with the screener. I was told that it was a stylized episode, and all was well. So I just went with the idea that we were experiencing life as Edgar unfortunately was at the moment: tuning out the people around him as his Ptsd symptoms worsen, instead focusing on nature and visual and aural hallucinations. It seemed a daring stylistic conceit, but...

Based on the Honest Trailer for The Walking Dead, where did last night's episode fall in the shows 'formula' of "2 great episodes, 2 good episodes and 4 hours of filler?" Season 6 picks up immediately following the events of last spring's finale when Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) executed Alexandrian Pete (Corey Brill) in front of a shocked town hall meeting. But new threats both inside and outside the community will force Rick, Michonne (Danai Gurira) and the other survivors to reevaluate their roles within the group and take drastic actions in order to protect their people and their new home. The Walking Dead stars Lincoln, Gurira, Chandler Riggs, Lauren Cohan, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Michael Cuditz, Christian Serratos, Steven Yeun and Sonequa Martin-Green. Executive producers on the show are Robert Kirkman, Scott M. Gimple, Greg Nicotero and Gale Anne Hurd.

"It's attempted to get you to watch Into the Badlands, Turn and 'that Train one'.  You've stuck with The Walking Dead for almost six years and no matter how predictable it gets, you've sunk too much of your life into it to stop.  Now settle in for another block of 8 episodes with - 2 great ones, 2 good ones, and 4 hours of pure filler. " Season 6 picks up immediately following the events of last spring's finale when Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) executed Alexandrian Pete (Corey Brill) in front of a shocked town hall meeting. But new threats both inside and outside the community will force Rick, Michonne (Danai Gurira) and the other survivors to reevaluate their roles within the group and take drastic actions in order to protect their people and their new home. The Walking Dead stars Lincoln, Gurira, Chandler Riggs, Lauren Cohan, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Michael Cuditz, Christian Serratos, Steven Yeun and Sonequa Martin-Green.

Recently, CBS released the new, official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Scorpion" episode 6 of season 2. The episode is entitled, "Tech, Drugs, and Rock 'n Roll," and it turns out that we're going to see extremely dramatic and high intense stuff go down as a major fire traps lots of people inside a building after a virus gets uploaded to Walter's computer, and more! In the new, 6th episode press release: When A Nefarious Virus Is Uploaded To Walter's Computer, Team Scorpion'S New "Smart" Building Project Turns Into A Burning Death Trap With People Locked Inside, On A Special 90-minute Episode Of "Scorpion," Monday, Oct. 26. Press release number 2: Walter's attempt to "normalize" will go horribly wrong when a nefarious virus is uploaded to his computer, turning Team Scorpion's new "smart" building project into a burning death trap with people locked inside, on a special 90-minute episode of Scorpion.

With so many incredible TV shows on the air these days, it's hard to find the time to keep up with everything. Over the past five years, The Walking Dead has transformed from an obscure comic book adaptation to the biggest show on television, as the AMC series gets ready to unveil Season 6 on Sunday, October 11 at 9 Pm Et. If you don't have time to either watch or re-watch all of Season 5 before the Season 6 premiere, First Time Again, the folks at Mandatory have just the video for you, especially if you happen to be a Cheers fan.

In just over two minutes, this video breaks down all of the memorable moments of The Walking Dead Season 5, from the premiere to the finale, including the destruction of Terminus, our first introduction to Father Gabriel Stokes (Seth Gilliam), Bob's (Larry Gilliard Jr.) "tainted meat" episode, the group's trek to Washington D.

Season 6 picks up immediately following the events of last spring's finale when Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) executed Alexandrian Pete (Corey Brill) in front of a shocked town hall meeting. But new threats both inside and outside the community will force Rick, Michonne and the other survivors to reevaluate their roles within the group and take drastic actions in order to protect their people and their new home. The Walking Dead season 6 premieres Sunday, October 11 at 9/8c on AMC.

The fall TV season is officially in full swing, with several new and returning shows hitting the airwaves. But we still have a few more weeks before the ratings juggernaut The Walking Dead is back. To get fans ready for the Season 6 premiere, First Time Again, AMC has released a new preview, where the cast and producers offer new insight into this explosive season. Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and his group found a new home in Alexandria last season, but it seems clear that even in this idyllic place, shut off from the zombie-infested world around them, they still aren't completely safe.

Season 5 of The Walking Dead saw our group being formed into consummate survivors by the world around them... nearly making some of them into villains. To make it as far as they have - to have persevered through all of their heartbreaking challenges - they have evolved into incredibly powerful people.

With the Season 6 premiere of The Walking Dead just around the corner, AMC has released five new photos featuring some of your favorite characters, Rick (Andrew Lincoln), Daryl (Norman Reedus), Carol (Melissa Suzanne McBride), Michonne (Danai Gurira) and Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green). Each one of these photos features the characters with their various weapons, as they get ready to battle the zombies outside of the Alexandria walls.

The Walking Dead Season 6 picks up immediately following the events of last spring's finale when Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) executed Alexandrian Pete (Corey Brill) in front of a shocked town hall meeting, and the returning Morgan (Lennie James). But new threats both inside and outside the community will force Rick, Michonne and the other survivors to reevaluate their roles within the group and take drastic actions in order to protect their people and their new home. Along with all of these returning characters, Season...

Update: And here's another from People.com featuring Daryl, and from The Wrap featuring Sasha.   Season 6 picks up immediately following the events of last spring's finale when Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) executed Alexandrian Pete (Corey Brill) in front of a shocked town hall meeting. But new threats both inside and outside the community will force Rick, Michonne and the other survivors to reevaluate their roles within the group and take drastic actions in order to protect their people and their new home. Via TV Insider, EW, and THR. The Walking Dead premieres Sunday, October 11 at 9/8c on AMC.

Yesterday, Entertainment Weekly released the cover of this week's issue, which featured The Walking Dead stars Andrew Lincoln (Rick Grimes), Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon), and Melissa Suzanne McBride (Carol Peltier). Unfortunately, these images were for the magazine's photo shoot, and didn't depict any scenes from the upcoming Season 6. If those images weren't enough to get you that Walking Dead fix you so desperately need, then you're in luck, because AMC has released five photos featuring some of the new zombies Rick, Daryl, Carol and the rest of these Alexandria survivors will have to contend with.

AMC revealed the first trailer for The Walking Dead Season 6 during the show's Hall H panel at Comic-Con last month. The footage introduced one of the new characters, Ethan Embry's Carter, who doesn't seem to be a fan of Rick and his violent ways. Norman Reedus teased that this season will feature "a lot...

Yesterday, fans were introduced to two new characters in Season 6 of The Walking Dead, Merritt Wever's Dr. Denise Cloyd and Ethan Embry's Carter. Today, Entertainment Weekly has revealed the cover of this week's new issue, which features The Walking Dead fan favorites Andrew Lincoln (Rick Grimes), Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon) and Melissa Suzanne McBride (Carol Peltier). The cover image also features a clever reference to the delicious cookies Carol baked last season.

Season 5 of the hit AMC series ended in shocking fashion, with Rick killing the wife-beating Pete (Corey Brill), after the unexpected death of Reg (Steve Coulter). Just as that happened, Rick was reunited with his long-lost friend Morgan (Lennie James) and the season came to a close. We already saw in The Walking Dead Season 6 trailer that the new episodes will be rather intense, with several members of the Alexandria community, including Ethan Embry's Carter,...

During the Hall H panel for The Walking Dead at Comic-Con earlier this month, it was revealed that Emmy winner Merritt Wever and Ethan Embry have signed on, but it wasn't revealed who they are playing, and if their characters are from the original comic books by Robert Kirkman. Today, Entertainment Weekly has the first photos of these new cast members, revealing that Merritt Wever is playing Dr. Denise Cloyd from the comics, while Ethan Embry is portraying Carter. We also have a new photo of Corey Antonio Hawkins' Heath, who was introduced last month.

In the comics, Dr. Denise Cloyd is an Alexandria resident who is the town's chief medic, a role that becomes "critical" in Season 6, after the death of Pete (Corey Brill), another doctor, in The Walking Dead Season 5 finale. In the comic book, her surgical skills are put to the test after a gruesome injury,...

Let's be real: One of the best things about Comic-Con is the trailers and one of the best trailers to always come out of Comic-Con is for The Walking Dead. Those are just facts. The season six trailer is no exception! When we last saw the gang of zombie apocalypse survivors, Daryl (Norman Reedus) and Aaron (Ross Marquand) were rescued by a bunch of Wolves—deadly human scavengers—by Morgan (Lennie James). They returned to Alexandria just in time to see Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) put down Pete (Corey Brill) at Deanna's (Tovah Feldshuh) request. What a welcome for Morgan! Season six debuts with a 90-minute episode on Sunday, Oct. 11 on AMC. So how are things in Alexandria now? Well…watch the...

With production currently under way on Season 6 of The Walking Dead in Atlanta, AMC has released a new behind-the-scenes video with star Michael Cudlitz, who plays Abraham Ford on the hit zombie series. The actor takes us through the set, chatting with co-stars such as Sonequa Martin-Green (Sasha), who hopes we learn more about the nefarious Wolves group from the end of Season 5. He also talks with Lennie James about Morgan finally reuniting with Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) in the Season 5 finale.

We also hear from Christian Serratos (Rosita) and Danai Gurira (Michonne), with Norman Reedus (Daryl) sneaking in to plant a kiss on Danai Gurira, unexpectedly. The video was shot while the stars were shooting the Season 6 premiere, which Michael Cudlitz reveals will "blow your minds." Sadly, none of the stars would divulge any specific plot details about the new season, but hopefully we'll learn more when the cast...

Sneak Peek newly released set images, plus new footage from the 90 minute, Season 5 finale of "The Walking Dead", seen by more than 15 million viewers, written by Scott Gimple and directed by Greg Nicotero, that aired March 29, 2015 on AMC:

"...'Daryl' finds himself in trouble...

"...while out on a run.

"Meanwhile, in 'Alexandria', 'Rick' and his group...

"...continue to feel like outsiders...

"...as danger lurks near the gates..."

Guest cast included Corey Brill, Steve Coulter, Major Dodson...

...Ann Mahoney, Elijah Marcano, Katelyn Nacon...

...Jordan Woods-Robinson, Ted Huckabee, Dahlia Legault...

...Michael Traynor, Susie Spear Purcell...

...David Silverman and Tiffany Morgan.

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "The Walking Dead: Conquer"...

Sneak Peek more footage from the 90 minute, Season 5 Finale of "The Walking Dead", titled "Conquer", written by Scott Gimple and directed by Greg Nicotero, that aired March 29, 2015 on AMC:

"...'Daryl' finds himself in trouble while out on a run.

"Meanwhile, in 'Alexandria', 'Rick' and his group...

"...continue to feel like outsiders as danger lurks near the gates..."

Guest cast includes Corey Brill, Steve Coulter, Major Dodson, Ann Mahoney, Elijah Marcano, Katelyn Nacon, Jordan Woods-Robinson, Ted Huckabee, Dahlia Legault, Michael Traynor, Susie Spear Purcell, David Silverman and Tiffany Morgan.

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "The Walking Dead: Conquer"...

Sneak Peek new images, plus footage from the 90 minute, Season 5 Finale of "The Walking Dead", titled "Conquer", written by Scott Gimple and directed by Greg Nicotero, airing March 29, 2015 on AMC:

"...'Daryl' finds himself in trouble while out on a run.

"Meanwhile, in 'Alexandria', 'Rick' and his group...

"...continue to feel like outsiders as danger lurks near the gates..."

Guest cast includes Corey Brill, Steve Coulter, Major Dodson, Ann Mahoney, Elijah Marcano, Katelyn Nacon, Jordan Woods-Robinson, Ted Huckabee, Dahlia Legault, Michael Traynor, Susie Spear Purcell, David Silverman and Tiffany Morgan.

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "The Walking Dead: Conquer"...

The Walking Dead finished its fifth season with a bang — literally! While there was plenty of fretting from fans that this episode could be the end of beloved Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus), it was Pete Anderson (Corey Brill) who was at the receiving end of a Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) bullet. There were plenty of pivotal moments throughout "Conquer," but here are the ones everyone will be talking about until the show returns to AMC for season 6. Welcome Back (Again) Morgan "Conquer" opened with Morgan Jones [...]...

For a community trying to build a civilization, the people of Alexandria have always been myopic. Unable to truly look at the bigger picture or to focus on more than one thing at a time, they betray a nearsightedness that has cost them some of their own people while the wolves circled ever closer.

In the season finale of The Walking Dead, "Conquer," Rick (Andrew Lincoln) managed, once again, to convince people that his way is the best way. Also, Father Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) was the worst, yet again, and one of our main heroes was nearly killed. An old friend finally returned,...

Sneak Peek footage from the 90 minute, Season 5 Finale of "The Walking Dead", titled "Conquer", written by Scott Gimple and directed by Greg Nicotero, airing March 29, 2015 on AMC:

"...'Daryl' finds himself in trouble while out on the run.

"Meanwhile, in 'Alexandria', 'Rick' and his group continue to feel like outsiders as danger lurks near the gates..."

Guest cast includes Corey Brill, Steve Coulter, Major Dodson, Ann Mahoney, Elijah Marcano, Katelyn Nacon, Jordan Woods-Robinson, Ted Huckabee, Dahlia Legault, Michael Traynor, Susie Spear Purcell, David Silverman and Tiffany Morgan.

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "The Walking Dead: Conquer"...

There have been some really well-chosen songs used in this season of The Walking Dead, but there was no more apt way to open "Try" than with Nine Inch Nails' "Somewhat Damaged."

The episode began with the aftermath of Aiden's (Daniel Bonjour) death, which was partly due to his own stupidity and unwillingness to listen – a fairly common disease among the population of Alexandria. Carol (Melissa McBride) tried to make nice by leaving a tuna casserole on the Monroes' doorstep with a note that read, "We're truly sorry for your loss." Deanna (Tovah Feldshuh) left the casserole and brought...

Just when you think you've become desensitized to the death and gore on The Walking Dead, something new and even more devastating comes along to remind you how much you've grown to care about these misfit toys.

Major spoilers for "Spend" are below.

Let's just get it out of the way: Noah (Tyler James Williams) died on this week's episode of Twd, and it was an awful, needless waste. The people of Alexandria got him killed, and Glenn (Steven Yeun) is not going to forget it.

Also, Eugene (Josh McDermitt) discovered that he has the capacity for courage where Father...

Just when you think you've become desensitized to the death and gore on The Walking Dead, something new and even more devastating comes along to remind you how much you've grown to care about these misfit toys. Major spoilers for "Spend" are below.Let's just get it out of the way: Noah (Tyler James Williams) died on this week's episode of Twd, and it was an awful, needless waste. The people of Alexandria got him killed, and Glenn (Steven Yeun) is not going to forget it. Also, Eugene (Josh McDermitt) discovered that he has the capacity for courage where Father...

Just when you think you've become desensitized to the death and gore in The Walking Dead, something new and even more devastating comes along to remind you how much you've grown to care about these misfit toys. Major spoilers for "Spend" are below.Let's just get it out of the way: Noah (Tyler James Williams) died on this week's episode of Twd, and it was an awful, needless waste. The people of Alexandria got him killed, and Glenn (Steven Yeun) is not going to forget it. Also, Eugene (Josh McDermitt) discovered that he has the capacity for courage where Father...

Alexandria could indeed be the safe haven that it appears to be; however, Rick (Andrew Lincoln) continues to refuse to entertain that idea.

"Forget" was played out by the Bee Gees' "Spicks and Specks," and the song summed up Rick's attitude about Alexandria: "Where is the sun / That shone on my head? / The sun in my life / It is dead ... Where is the girl I loved / All along? / The girl that I loved / She's gone."

At this point, nothing really matters for Rick other than maintaining the status quo – that is, simply surviving – because the sun doesn't really flicker...

Alexandria could indeed be the safe haven that it appears to be; however, Rick (Andrew Lincoln) continues to refuse to entertain that idea. "Forget" was played out by the Bee Gees' "Spicks and Specks," and the song summed up Rick's attitude about Alexandria: "Where is the sun / That shone on my head / The sun in my life / It is dead ... Where is the girl I loved / All along? / The girl that I loved / She's gone." At this point, nothing really matters for Rick other than maintaining the status quo - that is, simply surviving - because the sun doesn't...

Maybe you can’t go home again, though onstage that’s invariably what everyone does. Rufus (Corey Brill) left his forsaken hometown outside Scranton, Pa., to pursue his PhD in classics, while brother Jamie (Nate Mooney) remained behind to manage a donut shop and renovate their inherited old house by the titular lake. Jamie moons unrequitedly over his coworker Mary (Rebecca Mozo), who's feeling trapped after a failed engagement and caring for her traumatized and maladjusted combat veteran brother Danny (Brian Slaten). Ostensibly, Rufus has returned less to socialize with his roots than to find a retreat to thrash out the fraught

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