The Walking Dead trolled Rick Grimes for Father’s Day, giving full credit to the only character whose biological kid is still alive on Sunday. Sharing a photo of Shane Walsh (who may or may not ...

Now, for all Shane's faults, he did visit his friend in the hospital, likely more than once. When the world started to fall apart, and he was unsure if Rick was alive, he placed a gurney in front ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Rick vs. Shane. It’s certainly starting to look like that’s what ...

Last week Rick, Hershel and Glenn were attacked in town by another group of survivors. The gunshots from the fight brought a large group of zombies and the other group was forced to flee, leaving ...

Those words are spoken by The Walking Dead's Rick Grimes during one of several intense conversations on Sunday's episode (9/8c, AMC) of the zombie drama. According to series star Andrew Lincoln ...

There's no doubt the group of survivors would have been stronger with both Rick and Shane alive. But that couldn't happen. Shane's love for Lori and the hopelessness of the new world drove him insane.

While Shane represented the anger and angst that propped up Rick's more virtuous characteristics, Hershel provided a much more calming and subdued voice. Less guilt naturally makes for less ...

Shane Walsh died in season 2, episode “Better Angels,” after Rick pieced together his story regarding a captive and that he wanted to become the leader of the group of survivors.

Rick Revisits Shane's Death. Shane's death was kind of a disaster for Rick and the other survivors back in Season 2, and not just because Carl's gunshot to put zombie Shane down attracted a herd.