Check out this behind the scenes look at AMC's new murder mystery show the Killing. Centered around the murder of a young girl, the show tracks the police, the politicians and the family, all of whom have secrets (of course).

They're not going to be a couple or anything, but they will both be in New Year's Eve. Also today: some exciting news items for the nerdy among us and AMC orders a new show, as does Nickelodeon.

As a reward for their success, The Walking Dead's show-runner Frank Darabont has fired his writing staff. Because their ratings were too good? Always weird when that happens! Darabont might not hire a new staff for next season.

After the zombie attack that concluded last week's episode, this week's The Walking Dead deals with cleaning up the bodies and emotions left strewn around the campsite. Eventually, the gang gets motoring to the CDC for answers!

If the newest gay cast member sticks around, you can bet on it. Also today: Elizabeth Banks lands a curious but much coveted role, AMC cancels a show (guess which one!), and The Simpsons will never die.

Not if AMC has anything to say about it, anyway. They want more zombies! Also today: True Blood geniusly casts a genius, a Broadway show has its life cut short, as does an NBC show, and Steve Carell news.

Once the zombie apocalypse comes, tried and true methods of subterfuge like camouflage and misdirection probably won't work. Recognizing this, the gang on The Walking Dead comes up with a way to blend in with their new zombie neighbors.

And she's gonna like it. Also today: Yay for Fox News, they are great. Yay for Chelsea Handler, she is great. Watch a video of actresses complimenting each other, and hear the good news about two skinny dark-haired guys.

Judging by a new lineup of shows, the OWN network is going to be unfortunate. Also today: The Walking Dead performed spectacularly, The Great Gatsby casting mystery continues, and Annette Bening plots her revenge.

Last night's movie-length premiere of AMC's new comic-based series The Walking Dead came freighted with, at least for us, a lot of giddy expectation. Did it deliver? We say yes, in spades.

For those who simply can't wait until this Sunday night when AMC debuts its brand-new zombie show—good news! The first five minutes have been released. Warning: viewing this excellent clip will make Sunday seem far, far away.

If you're not excited for Sunday's premiere of The Walking Dead on AMC, make sure to check your pulse: you may already be a zombie. Survivalist Steven Yeun visited G4TV yesterday with a preview... and his awkwardly proud parents.

Last week's terrorism-punctuated Rubicon felt more like a finale than this week's, but perhaps the series is just borrowing the "just when you think you know the answers, we change the questions" mantra out of the Lost playbook.

Allison Williams (daughter of Brian Williams) stars in this stunning music video, singing a mix of the Mad Men theme song and "Nature Boy." Impressively, the video is all one long shot that will leave you begging for more.

Last night, the two bogeymen API has been chasing all season on Rubicon converged. Will Travers was seconds away from solving the puzzle, but our heroes were ultimately powerless to prevent a devastating terrorist attack on US "soil."

Who says assassins have to be stealthy? This guy's got the swagger to hide in plain sight and the common courtesy to inform his targets that he'll be gunning for them.

Tonight on Mad Men, the ceiling came perilously close to crashing down on the men of SCPD. Don, Roger and Lane had been childishly living just on the edge, and tonight, that little push came to send them over.

Tonight on Mad Men, Sally came unglued, Roger and Joan got mugged, Peggy got political and Mrs. Blankenship met her end. Things are afoot at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce.

Last night's episode of Mad Men was dense, contentious and extremely focused, it was unexpected and captivating. Instead of filling time with subplots, the episode was all Don and Peggy. And maybe it was one of their best.

Fed up with her co-worker Will moping and parrying her every romantic advance, Maggie takes matters into her own hands and seduces a friendly Scrabble player from her foreign language class. Don't worry, awkward dude... this gal's a sure thing.