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 ...

Rick and Shane took Randal to a schoolyard, because apparently the only buildings in this particular corner of the world are farms, taverns, and schools. They left him tied up, ...

The second half of season two won't pick up until February, but "The Walking Dead" breakout star Jon Bernthal — who plays Shane — teases that it will be well worth the wait. From the set of a ...

In one of "The Walking Dead's" most emotional scenes, Rick tackles the love triangle that rocked the first two seasons of the series.

Survival in The Walking Dead's dirty world is costly—almost all the time, it costs relationships, personal ethics, and even ...

Shane vs. Rick: The Walking Dead’s Best Rivalry While The Walking Dead introduced many memorable villains like the Governor and Negan , few rivalries matched the personal stakes of Rick vs. Shane.

In season 7, Rick gives an emotional monologue about how he knows Shane is the real father of Judith Grimes, but that he loves Judith anyway. Luckily for everyone, Judith grows up to be more like ...

Also Shane blasts Rick in the face with a shotgun at point-blank range no less than 20 (TWENTY!) times. All the while, they’re dodge-rolling, grabbing ammo and healing items, and dropping quips.

Tonight’s episode of The Walking Dead was a long time coming, and while the developing Rick vs. Shane feud is by no means resolved, things certainly got interesting as the two had it out and ...

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 ...