Laurie Holden

We’ve already seen The Americans preparing for war and escalating their spy games iin the first Season 5 trailers, but you know how those Russian secrets tend to leak out. Get an in-depth preview of the penultimate season with a full spread of new trailers, and behind-the-scenes promos, including some special guests.

FX’s The Americans still has almost two full seasons to go, but if Season 5 starts feeling a bit bleak, you might be remembering the last time Noah Emmerich and Laurie Holden shared the screen. Both former Walking Dead stars will reunite for The Americans Season 5, as Holden joins in a recurring role.

The Walking Dead has been through several iterations in its six seasons, each with their own adherence and deviations from the Robert Kirkman comics. One particularly abrupt change saw Laurie Holden’s Andrea exit The Walking Dead in Season 3, something Holden now claims was a last-minute decision that re-shaped the series.

Fans of AMC's 'The Walking Dead' know that Laure Holden (Andrea) didn't have a great season 3, but that's ok because she's just landed her next role opposite Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels in the 'Dumb and Dumber' sequel, 'Dumb and Dumber To,' and she'll be joined by two others.

Even if 'The Walking Dead's third season finale "Welcome to the Tombs" left some fans scratching their heads about the notable comic differences, days later we're still reeling from the casualties of the big season 3 closer. Given all the behind-the-scenes drama and transition however, it might surprise you to learn that 'The Walking Dead' re-shot parts of the season 3 finale, devising s