"This is where the damn show has taken us," speculating on the race/sexual orientation of tonight's slain character

Both "The Walking Dead" and "Game of Thrones" show us the reasons TV series should step away from the page

Also on Sunday night: "The Deuce" season finale — and the premiere of "Red Hot" — and "Outlander" goes to the U.S.

The show's third season, which ended last night, had even worse racial and sexual politics than the first two

The new season offers a lot more of the same, but still manages to sneak in a few scenes of elegiac poignancy

Kids, especially those of color, are at risk of violence every day. Maybe TV can help us face that, and fix it

"Walking Dead" author Robert Kirkman's series "Invincible" tells a fun, scary story that's better than the show

This weekend's "Good Wife" and "The Walking Dead" season finale focus on coping with death.

Last week, Hynde came under fire for suggesting that women could be responsible for rape

AMC's zombie show has craft and atmosphere; if only the characters weren't so insufferably earnest and dense

Congress may try to limit the authority commanders have to discipline the forces they lead

"Believe's" Bo and "Resurrection's" Jacob are the two new creepy kids on the block.

This week's episode opened up frightening possibilities, but "Walking Dead" is closing possibilities off

The post-apocalypse looks too familiar: White men rule, men of color are invisible -- and women are to be protected