The Walking Dead
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Who clinches the coveted prize for most devilish golfer? Who wins for services to chill? We announce TV’s biggest champions and baddies of the year
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The half-season hobbled to a close with 10 minutes of hugs and learning. We have to wait till spring for significant carnage? That’s too darn long
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Sleazy Negan and his dirty double entendres are back – and the plots to end him are piling up. But is he the only who makes this show sing now?
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The zombie apocalypse has never been so dull. This season isn’t a slow-build, it’s a soporific endurance test – and I’ve had enough
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We finally find out what’s become of scavenger hunters Tara and Heath – and they’re in for some killer blows
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His face has undergone such a journey from the 90s drama This Life through seven seasons of The Walking Dead
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We now know his team placed campaign ads during the TV show, guessing fans would support their immigration policies. No wonder I’m fed up with zombies
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After last week’s scarcely watchable episode, this more contemplative one was a blessed relief – and it had a tiger. Who doesn’t love a CGI tiger?
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The show filmed all 11 characters in peril getting whacked, and perhaps the bleakest and most gruesome of all made its way on to the internet
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In the past month TV has seen lashings of blood and guts previously only witnessed in cult splatter films – how much can viewers take? Warning: spoilers
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This was, to put it mildly, uncomfortable viewing: 45-plus minutes of torture porn courtesy of Negan’s shattering campaign of terror, mingled with something even more unpalatable
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We went to Mexico to see how the zombie spin-off show is put together, and found an impressively stocked props department but surprisingly little blood
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Critically lauded UnREAL’s second outing has been a mess, and Mr Robot also looks in danger of losing its way. But the sophomore slump is nothing new on TV
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A cheeky look at the Pikachu phenomenon, JT meets his match on the golf course and the BBC detective returns
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Mad Men? Pretentious time-suck soap. Friends? Six haircuts and no laughs. This Is England? Am-dram. Seinfeld? Thinner than bubblegum. Guardian writers debunk sacred cows of the small screen
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Comic-Con attendees were asking for hints about the season six finale not just during the show’s Friday panel but during the Fear the Walking Dead panel
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We’re enjoying a glut of great TV – and the next year’s worth in the entertainment and fantasy vein will be previewed over the next few days
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Robert Kirkman on the enduring attraction of zombies, why exorcism fascinates - and how he doesn’t let social media chatter drive him crazy
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There’s no need to fear the walking dead at Universal Studios’ new zombie theme-park-attraction, based on the hit AMC TV show … well, maybe just a little
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‘Over the years, The Walking Dead actor has given me everything: guts, power, vulnerability, strength and warmth. Now I love her like a cousin’
The Walking Dead: episode by episode The Walking Dead: season seven, episode 11 – Hostiles and Calamities