'The Walking Dead' returns to jaw-dropping record rating

'The Walking Dead' returns to jaw-dropping record rating

The Season 3.5 premiere of AMC's The Walking Dead on Sunday night tore the viscera out of its scripted-series competition, averaging an all-time record draw of 12.3 million viewers and a 6.6 in the dollar demo. Per Nielsen live-plus-same-day ratings

Rick must deal with some new (live) bodies in the prison, while the threat of reprisal from Woodbury looms large, in 'The Walking Dead' midseason premiere: 'The Suicide King.'

Another Walking Dead episode, another shocker â€" this one coming in the final minutes of the show. If you've already watched Sunday's episode, read on for more from the surprise visitor herself! [SPOILER ALERT: Stop

When "The Walking Dead" returns for its second half of Season 3 (Sunday, February 10 at 9 p.m. EST on AMC), Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and The Governor (David Morrissey) are facing off and it may be a "fight to the death."

The move to re-air the series on Thursdays is designed to provide a boost for the channel's unscripted programs which are now airing on that night. The shows, which premiere following "The Walking Dead," include the second season of Kevin Smith's