Specials

A preview of the upcoming series.

A black & white version of the pilot episode, "Days Gone Bye," released as part of the 3-Disc Special Edition Blu-ray set of the first season.

Hannah awakens to find her kids missing after a violent car accident.

Hannah has an emotional reunion with her kids and seeks refuge in her ex-husband Andrew’s home. While tending to her wounds, Hannah and Andrew try to make sense of the chaotic new world that surrounds them.

Judy’s effort to save a stranger leads to a deadly encounter with Andrew.

Andrew goes to his neighbor Palmer’s basement in search of guns and supplies. Once there, the two have a man to man conversation and finally come to an understanding with one another.

Hannah and Judy struggle for control of the children.

The family makes a desperate attempt to get to safety amid a rapidly growing swarm of walkers.

Behind the scenes of Season 1 Episode 1, featuring conversations with Frank Darabont, Andrew Lincoln, Gale Anne Hurd, Lennie James, Jon Bernthal, and Sarah Wayne Callins.

Behind the scenes of Season 1 Episode 2, featuring conversations with Frank Darabont, Andrew Lincoln, Laurie Holden, Michael Rooker, Jeffrey DeMunn, Michelle MacLaren, Jon Bernthal, Sarah Wayne Callies, Gale Anne Hurd, and Steven Yeun.

Behind the scenes of Season 1 Episode 3, featuring conversations with Frank Darabont, Andrew Lincoln, Gale Anne Hurd, Sarah Wayne Callins, Jon Bernthal, and Michael Rooker. "...Human nature is far more dangerous than the threat of the zombies." -Gale Ann Hurd, (3:30; Inside the Walking Dead, Episode 3 Behind the Scenes)

Behind the Scenes of Season 1 Episode 4 featuring conversations with Frank Darabont, Laurie Holden, Emma Bell, Gale Anne Hurd, Andrew Lincoln, Greg Nicotero, Jon Bernthal, and Sarah Wayne Callies.

Behind the Scenes of Season 1 Episode 5, featuring conversations with Gale Ann Hurd, Frank Darabont, Emma Bell, Greg Nicotero, Laurie Holden, Sarah Wayne Callies, Andrew Lincoln, Jon Bernthal, and Jeffrey DeMunn.

Behind the Scenes of Season 1 Episode 6, featuring conversations with Frank Darabont, Andrew Lincoln, Laurie Holden, Jon Bernthal, Sarah Wayne Callies, Robert Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd, Steven Yeun, and Jeffrey DeMunn.

Andrew Lincoln and his costars from The Walking Dead talk about developing their characters, a wrenching storyline, and more zombie killing in the thrilling season 2 premiere.

Rick and the others try to restore order in the aftermath of a terrible discovery. Hershel takes up an old habit and disappears, Rick and Glenn must follow him into town.

Rick, Hershel and Glen are trapped and fight to survive; Shane finds Lori in danger.

The cast of The Walking Dead explore how Shane's descent into darkness spurs a brawl with Rick.

How do you enforce law in a land of lawlessness? The cast discuss the ethical challenges of living in a world without a criminal justice system.

After Dale's departure, the cast of The Walking Dead talk about revenge on the zombies, and the necessity of letting Shane back into the group.

The cast of The Walking Dead explore the challenges and changes their characters face in the conclusion of the nail-biting second season.

Chase seeks refuge from a horde of walkers in an abandoned storage facility. However, he may not be the only survivor left there.

B.J. gives Chase a tour of the storage facility. But despite his affable demeanor, B.J. may be hiding a dark secret.

In order to keep the electricity flowing, Chase must venture into the darkness to help B.J. reset the generators.

Chase discovers B.J.’s dark secret. While attempting to escape, Chase is confronted by B.J. and the two engage in a final standoff.

Paul and Karina escape their ravaged and overrun camp, but a mortal injury sends them on an urgent mission to find medical help.

Karina encounters an unexpected survivor in the medical facility as Paul's health deteriorates.

Karina and Paul are forced to make life and death choices.

Footage from the show; elements of production of "The Walking Dead"; bringing the series together.

Greg Nicotero takes viewers on a behind-the-scenes look at the process of creating the shows 'walkers'. Featuring interviews with actors, costume designers and special effects people at The Walking Dead's own Zombie School.

A look back at season 6.

In this special episode the producers and cast of the show reflect on the events and characters throughout the first six seasons.

Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, and the rest of the cast and crew reflect on the history and celebrate reaching the 100th episode of The Walking Dead.

Greg Nicotero and KNB EFX Group bring their zombies to life and interview the cast and crew, including Andrew Lincoln and Norman Reedus.

The cast and producers of The Walking Dead recount the epic journey that the characters have experienced through the first seven seasons of the show.

An emotional look back celebrating the 99 episode journey that lead to Season 8.

Khary Payton, Tom Payne and Angela Kang discuss the upcoming ninth season of The Walking Dead. Hosted by Yvette Nicole Brown.

Hosted by Chris Hardwick, the hour-long program will feature current and past cast members from The Walking Dead joining via video chat to talk about the holiday season and look back on a decade of the franchise series – from behind-the-scenes stories on set to what fans can look forward to next.

In light of Covid-19, TWD Season 10 was extended. Crew and cast show planning, filming, and producing the 6 episodes. These stories bridge the epic final 11th TWD season and the making of them is almost as extraordinary as the show itself.

Talking Dead's Chris Hardwick hosts the one-hour virtual Walking Dead Extended Season 10 Preview Special, featuring Seth Gilliam (Father Gabriel), Paola Lázaro (Princess/Juanita Sanchez), TWD Universe Twitch host Clarke Wolfe, and executive producer and showrunner Angela Kang.

A day on set from the filming of Season 1 with Andrew Lincoln.

A look at the Dale RV set from Season 1 of The Walking Dead.

A day on set from Season 1 with Robert Kirkman.

Filming the first zombie encounter of the entire series from Season 1.

A day on set from Season 1 with Steven Yeun.

A Season 1 guide to replicating some of the show's zombie effects in practical ways.

A look at the instruction extras go through to learn how to be zombies for Season 4.

Clips from the San Diego Comic-Con The Walking Dead Panel from Season 1.

A behind the scenes look at the effects involved in a zombie autopsy scene from Season 2/

How the show's writers decide which characters live or die that sometimes contrasts with the comic book in Season 2.

A big set piece of Season 2 goes up in flames for a pivotal part of the story.

Filming a memorable well scene in Season 2 of The Walking Dead.

A look at Andrea's character in Season 2 of The Walking Dead.

A look at key moments from The Walking Dead comics brought to life in Season 2.

A look at the music composition of The Walking Dead in Season 2.

Looking at the work of the Foley Artists behind the audio effects of The Walking Dead from Season 2.

The cast of The Walking Dead discuss their favorite moments and big set pieces of Season 2.

A look at the costume design from The Walking Dead's Season 2.

The practical effects of creating kills and realistic viscera for The Walking Dead's Season 2.

Greg Nicotero discusses the make-up and practical effects of zombies in Season 2.

A look at Carl Grimes coming of age in a world full of zombies from Season 3.

A look at the Governor character of The Walking Dead from Season 3.

A look back at the character of Lori Grimes from Season 3.

Michonne's evolution in Season 3.

Behind the scenes of a Michonne and Governor fight sequence in Season 3.

A look at Season 3's prison set.

A look at make-up and effects for Season 3 zombies.

A look at the character deaths of the first three seasons of The Walking Dead.

The series starts all the way back to the beginning, when the red-handled machete was just one item on the shelf of a hardware store as the zombie apocalypse began. A young man pulled the machete off the shelf and used it to defend himself from a walker. Unfortunately for him, he didn't actually know how to kill a walker and ran the blade through his assailant's stomach rather than striking at the monster's head.