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AMC had a special treat at The Walking Dead panel at Comic-Con 2015 — a very extended trailer for Season 6, which pits Rick and Morgan’s factions against one another as both men are determined to best the other in the ultimate, desperate fight for the future and survival of humanity.

The Walking Dead Season 5 left us on a relatively safe cliffhanger teasing the reunion of Rick and Morgan, but Season 6 may well bring all the Alexandria walls down. Comic-Con 2015 has brought the cast back to San Diego, and you know know what that means! The Season 6 trailer is here, and fans are already ravenous.

The Walking Dead Season 6 gave a us a taste of fresh hell by its Comic-Con poster and first new character image, but in the aftermath of Season 5 finale “Conquer,” did you ever ask yourself, “Do Daryl, Glenn and Maggie still look like regular, sweaty humans?” Thankfully, new images from Season 6 put to rest such nightmare-inducing queries.

The Walking Dead Season 6 peeled back the curtain just a bit with yesterday’s Comic-Con key art, but with a full trailer hitting at the panel a few weeks from now, AMC has stepped up to a brand-new behind-the-scenes preview. See Morgan’s staffed up return, and watch Daryl make out with Michonne in a new look at The Walking Dead Season 6!

It’s always a toss-up who rules the realm of TV Comic-Con panels, between The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones, though the shuffling zombies might outnumber White Walkers this year. Not only has AMC set panel plans for The Walking Dead Season 6, but so too will fans get a first look at Fear The Walking Dead with its own panel.

The prospect of future Boondock Saints beyond the 2009 sequel has continually recurred over the years, but writer-director Troy Duffy may finally have pulled the MacManus brothers out of mothballs. A new prequel TV series has entered development with Duffy at the helm, with franchise stars Norman Reedus and Sean Patrick Flannery eyed to produce.

Recent comments from Guillermo del Toro and Norman Reedus suggest that their collaborative survival horror project with Hideo Kojima, Silent Hills, has been cancelled.

The Walking Dead brings a lot more to the table than endless zombie carnage, but did you know that the AMC horror-drama has given over 10 different names for the dead, without once using the Z-word? What sneaky reference to a canine superhero has Robert Kirkman kept in since the pilot? These are just some of the delicious morsels awaiting you in the second episode of 'You Think You Know TV?,' which aims a crossbow at some fresh facts about The Walking Dead!

Since The Walking Dead just ended its fifth season and it’s still one of the biggest shows in the history of television, it makes sense that SNL would pause to talk about it. After all, what good is the “Weekend Update” segment if the anchors don’t occasionally stop to talk about what’s big in popular culture? And what good is SNL if it can’t get one of the most popular actors from The Walking Dead to stop by for a minute-long cameo?

Many moons ago, a lifetime in Internet-land, ‘The Walking Dead’ courted a bit of faux-scandal in interview comments that saw creator Robert Kirkman acknowledging the possibility of the seemingly asexual Daryl Dixon to emerge as a gay character. Despite the unlikelihood of the AMC horror-drama devoting any real time to the matter, now Kirkman has opened up on Daryl’s sexuality to finally set the record…well, straight.