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AMC has released a new sneak peek video for the upcoming episode of 'TS-19' for "The Walking Dead", which we have posted below.

AMC has released a new sneak peek video for the upcoming episode of 'Wildfire' for "The Walking Dead", which we have posted below.



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AMC has announced the renewal of The Walking Dead for a 13-episode second season. Since debuting on Oct. 31, The Walking Dead has broken ratings records, with the series reaching more Adults 18-49 than any other show in the history of cable television.

The announcement also includes Fox International Channels' (FIC) global renewal for a second season, following record-breaking premiere ratings in 120 countries in Europe, Latin America, Asia and the Middle East. The Walking Dead was the highest-rated original series premiere ever to air on FIC simultaneously worldwide.

"The Dead has spread!" said Charlie Collier, President, AMC. "No other cable series has ever attracted as many Adults 18-49 as The Walking Dead. This reaffirms viewers' hunger for premium television on basic cable. We are so proud to be bringing back The Dead again, across the globe."

In other The Walking Dead news:

* AMC has released a description, preview clip and image gallery from "Tell it to the Frogs," the Sunday, Nov.14 episode.



Here's how the network describes the episode:

Rick makes a decision to go back to Atlanta to retrieve the bag of guns and save a man's life. Lori and Shane must deal with the surprising return of someone they thought was dead.

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AMC knows a lot of us can't wait for the premiere of "The Walking Dead" so they have released a five minute video of the first episode. The series is set to premiere this Sunday, October 31st.



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This is the trailer that was shown at San Diego Comic Con for Robert Kirkman's "Walking Dead"



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Several new actors have joined the cast of The Walking Dead over the past few days. In addition to the recently announced Chandler Riggs as Carl Grimes, actors Linds Edwards and Jim Coleman have also reportedly signed on for roles in the currently shooting AMC adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s survival horror comic book series.

Both Edwards and Coleman are said to be playing new characters Leon Basset and Lambert “Lam” Kendal, respectively. The news was confirmed by Edwards himself in an interview with The Walking Dead Podcast, but the interview has since been pulled at the request of AMC.

Also recently announced was the casting of Emma Bell in the recurring role of a college student who seeks refuge with Rick Grimes and other survivors. Perhaps she’ll play Amy, the young sister to sharpshooter Andrea. In the comics, Andrea began as a mid-20s legal clerk, but the adaptation is adding a few years to the character with the casting of Laurie Holden in the role.