The Walking Dead Season 5, Episode 11 "The Distance"

SPOILER ALERT, don't read if you have not yet watched the The Walking Dead Season 5, Episode 11 "The Distance".

Bromance

Bromance, TWD style

Skeptical Rick

This episode showed that not everyone has turned bad, there are still few good people left even in these desolate times. Last episode ended, with Maggie Greene and Sasha Williams pointing a gun at a stranger. Well, that stranger is Aaron played by Ross Marquand. Aaron and his (Aaron is gay) boyfriend Eric (Jordan Woods-Robinson) are stalking them studying them if they can recruit them for their community known as Alexandria. Aaron showed them pictures of their community that has reinforced walls to protect them from the living and the undead.

Rick is hesitant and even paranoid, he don't believe Aaron. You cannot blame him, after what they've gone through in the Terminus which is filled with cannibals who wants to eat them for dinner. Rick punch Aaron knocking him out. But Aaron was adamant with his offer and told them that he has transportation to take them. Rick had it check out and it comes positive. But still Rick doesn't budge, but Michonne convince him that they need to take a chance.

Rick's group ended up taking Aaron's offer and they headed to Alexandria.

Next, episode is Remember. (The Walking Dead Season 5, Episode 12). Rick's group will have to adapt to a new lifestyle. The question is can they live with the people they once were. Check out the promo below:

The Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 13: Alone

Lot of action on the Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 13: Alone, it also features story lines from 2 separate groups, the group of Maggie, Sasha and Bob the other group is Beth and Daryl.

At the start of the episode it features a bit of back story of Bob Stookey (Lawrence Gilliard, Jr.), he was the only one left from his previous group and he was alone for a long time. Luckily, Glenn and Daryl found him and took him to join their group.

Maggie, Sasha and Bob are still looking for Glen and found the post about the Terminus, which Maggie thinks Glen will go to find her. Sasha is not willing to go to the Terminus, she wants to be safe and find a place to build and fortify. She doesn't want to risk their lives. There's something brewing with Sasha and Bob, romance.

Meanwhile Daryl and Beth, found a home that is pretty neat and with lots of food but looks like a trap from my point of view. It was clearly a trap since the house was swarmed by walkers and Daryl was trapped inside and she told Beth to ran outside. But there are people waiting outside, who kidnapped Beth and drive off.

Daryl follows the car, he was too tired when a reached a crossing were he met the group of men who entered the house of Rick, Carl, and Michonne used to stay (shown in previous episode). Daryl hit their leader named Joe, but he seems to like Daryl being a "bowman" and Daryl seems to join the group of rednecks.

At the end, it shows Glenn discovering the sign for the Terminus.

AMC Goofs ‘Walking Dead’ Ad

AMC made a mistake in an ad for The Walking Dead printed in the New York Times. The cable channel correctly stated that The Walking Dead had more viewers than shows like The Big Bang Theory and The Bible but the company mistakenly identify shows with the wrong stations.

AMC said that Modern Family aired on Fox and that The Voice aired on ABC.
Modern Family is aired on ABC while The Voice is aired by NBC.

AMC wrote in a statement: “It appears our fact checking department was overrun by zombies … We have the utmost respect for these shows and networks.”

The season finale of The Walking Dead brought in 12.4 million viewers to AMC. That’s 3 million more than the season 2 finale and a ratings record for the show.

The Walking Dead Exclusive season 4 preview video

The Walking Dead finished season 3 with a surprising death of Merle and Andrea and people from the Woodbury transferring to the Prison. Now let's peak into the next season, what to expect? 

Above is the exclusive season 4 preview video of the cast and producers as they shed some light on what to expect when the hit zombie drama returns in October.

The Governor will surely be back even after he slaughtered his own people and took off with Martinez and company

“The Governor is still out there,” says co-executive producer Denise Huth. “The war is not over. Rick and our group here won the first round and scared him off.”

'Walking Dead' finale breaks series records

THe AMC's "The Walking Dead" season 3 finale had the show's biggest audience ever despite the Easter holiday TV viewership tends to dip) and despite airing head-to-head against HBO’s Game of Thrones.

AMC declared the zombie drama the top-rated scripted show on television this season.

The finale was seen by 12.4 million viewers, just barely edging out the show’s previous record viewership of 12.3 million from its February mid-season premiere. The show also had 8.1 million adults 18-49, making it the week’s top program.

"The Walking Dead" also faced heavy competition from the conclusion of History's "The Bible," which had 11.7 million viewers Sunday.

But even on Easter, zombies prevailed over the good book.

At 10 p.m., the "Walking Dead" recap show “Talking Dead” had 5.2 million total viewers, beating the season 3 premiere of HBO's "Game of Thrones."

'The Walking Dead' sets ratings record for AMC

Zombies are multiplying like crazy. AMC’s hit “The Walking Dead” set another series record Sunday night with 12.3 million viewers. The show was returning from a hiatus, and the Nielsen Co said it beats the series’ previous record of 10.9 million for its third season debut last October.

More than half of Sunday’s viewers, or 7.7 million, were in the youthful demographic of people ages 18 to 49. Nielsen says a cable series has never reached that big an audience in that age group.

That’s impressive by broadcast standards, too. While “NCIS” on CBS was the most popular drama on the air with 22 million viewers the previous week, fewer than 5 million of those viewers were under 50.