It's less than two weeks to The Walking Dead's season premiere and the fans are already getting their undead fix via the Greg Nicotero-directed webisodes, Torn Apart. Here's what they have to say about it.

• "So thats how bicycle girl came to be...poor ol' hannah :( i feel sorry for her and now i know how rick must have felt when he put the crawler out of its misery." -- Vlad Ilie

• "WOW those webisodes were sick!!" -- Ryan Lamont Bouie

• "Great webisodes, whet your appetite for the 16th." -- Jason ODonnell

• "I thought the webisode was a yummy taste, but now I want to know what happened to Hannah's children." -- Kim Correnti Aguilar

• "Zombie on the arm gets me every time. Nicely done." -- Judy Evenson

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Attention The Walking Dead fans: Do you have a question about the series that you want answered on live TV? Here's your chance. AMC's Talking Dead, the live and fully interactive half-hour talk show for fans of The Walking Dead invites you to submit questions about the series in the comment section below.

The Talking Dead after-show, hosted by Chris Hardwick, premieres Sun., Oct. 16 at Midnight/11c on AMC and will include a guest appearance by Executive Producer Robert Kirkman.

As the return of The Walking Dead creeps closer, the cast has a few things they'd like you to know -- namely that Season 2, as Steven Yeun (Glenn) puts it, will "blow your face off." In this new behind-the-scenes video, The Walking Dead's actors discuss the upcoming season. Co-star Norman Reedus (Daryl) promises "it's more action-packed" while leading man Andrew Lincoln (Rick) says, "We keep inventing new and absurd ways of killing zombies." Want to hear more from the cast?

The Walking Dead returns with a special 90-minute premiere Sun., Oct. 16 at 9/8c on AMC.

The Walking Dead's Season 2 red carpet premiere screening was held in Los Angeles this week, and the show's cast and crew took a break from filming to celebrate the upcoming season. In this Red Carpet Photo Gallery, you'll find Executive Producers Robert Kirkman and Glen Mazzara alongside stars Sarah Wayne Callies, Jon Bernthal, Laurie Holden, and Norman Reedus as well as Mad Men's Elisabeth Moss and Breaking Bad's RJ Mitte. Two other die-hard fans in attendance? Anthrax's lead guitarist Scott Ian and Marvel Comics' legendary Stan Lee.

The Walking Dead returns with a special 90-minute premiere Sun., Oct. 16 at 9/8c on AMC.

One thing The Walking Dead has demonstrated is the need for supplies if you're going to survive a zombie apocalypse. And when The Walking Dead producers need to outfit their characters for another day, they turn to Property Master John Sanders who, in this new behind-the-scenes video, shows off some weaponry and accessories likely to show up in The Walking Dead Season 2. Eager to learn the difference between full-load and electric guns? Itching to see what item from Rick's wardrobe might be relegated to "back of the bag"?

The Walking Dead returns with a special 90-minute premiere Sun., Oct. 16 at 9/8c on AMC.

The Walking Dead, AMC's hit original series that Entertainment Weekly hailed as the "best new show on TV", gets a new release on Blu-ray and DVD this fall that's sure to wake the dead! Anchor Bay Entertainment proudly releases the AMC original series THE WALKING DEAD: SEASON 1 - SPECIAL EDITION today, Oct. 4, 2011. Each set contains all six episodes of the first season and is loaded with NEW behind-the-scenes featurettes, audio commentaries, extra footage and the fan-requested black and white version of the pilot episode. All Blu-ray sets will contain an EXCLUSIVE Cryptozoic The Walking Dead trading card. A Best Buy Exclusive Limited Edition Blu-ray rolls out the same day featuring a wearable zombie mask from NECA designed by the series' Emmy™-award winning Special Effects Make-up Supervisor Greg Nicotero. (Click here to order the Special Edition on DVD and Blu-Ray)

All episodes contain audio commentaries including award-winning Producer/Writer/Director Frank Darabont, Executive Producer Gale Anne Hurd, Executive Producer/Writer Robert Kirkman, Producer Denise Huth, Actor Andrew Lincoln, Special Effects Make-Up Artist/Consulting Producer Greg Nicotero and many more!

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In The Walking Dead's Season 1 episode "Days Gone Bye," sheriff's deputy Rick Grimes encounters a badly decayed female walker lying beside a bicycle in a park. Later, he returns to mercifully shoot the walker in the head. Who was this woman? How did she become a walker? AMCtv.com presents The Walking Dead: Torn Apart, a six-episode web series that explores the back story of Hannah, better known as "Bicycle Girl." Watch all six episodes now, and learn about Hannah's life before the apocalypse, her struggle to survive and protect her family and her ultimate demise into zombie-hood.

The Walking Dead returns with a special 90-minute premiere Sun., Oct. 16 at 9/8c on AMC.

The Walking Dead webisodes are due to hit the Internet in a few hours. Namely, today at 2PM | 1C. But you don't need to wait until then to see what director Greg Nicotero's online series has in store. AMCtv.com hereby presents ten sneak peek photos from The Walking Dead - Torn Apart, a six-part series exploring the back story of "Bicycle Girl."

The Walking Dead returns with a special 90-minute premiere Sun., Oct. 16 at 9/8c on AMC.

The 89th installment of Robert Kirkman's Eisner-winning comic book series hits stands this Wed., Oct. 5. But you don't need to wait until then to find out what happens next. AMCtv.com hereby presents the first seven pages of the latest issue of The Walking Dead comic, in which one of the Alexandria Safe Zone survivors goes too far.

Need to catch up? Image Comics is reprinting single issues of The Walking Dead at the rate of one issue per week all year long. Click here to learn more about The Walking Dead Weekly.

Dig even deeper into The Walking Dead at the Skybound Shop, where you can buy trade collections, hardcovers, deluxe editions and more. Click here to visit the Skybound Shop.

This week the Daily Mail chats up Andrew Lincoln about Season 2 while several publications like BuddyTV, The Hollywood Reporter and /film weigh in on Talking Dead.

• Andrew Lincoln speaks with the Daily Mail about Season 2: "There are no right answers, there are no right decisions made."

• BuddyTV discusses AMC's upcoming Talking Dead after-show: "We'll definitely need that post-show half hour to make sense of it all -- and catch our breath." The Wrap asks, "The Real Housewives have their own live after-show, so why shouldn't the zombies of The Walking Dead?" /film thinks Talking Dead "could be a great move." Boomtron thinks it's "a fun concept that could create some good conversations." The Hollywood Reporter, Deadline and C21 Media also cover the news.

• The Detroit News catches up with Steven Yeun, who says of Season 1, "I wasn't completely shocked (by the ratings). There was really good buzz on the set, and people were doing pretty good work."

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