Oh, no! Daryl gets taken hostage by a potential new threat on the latest episode of ‘The Walking Dead.’
On the Nov. 15 episode of The Walking Dead, Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) proves he’s not as invincible as fans may have hoped. Plus, Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) spend some seemingly unwanted quality time together while on the run to safety.

After that epic Rick and Jessie kiss on ‘The Walking Dead,’ everyone wants to know: who is Alexandra Breckenridge? HollywoodLife.com has you covered!
Alexandra Breckenridge, 33, has stolen hearts both in and out of the Alexandria community featured on The Walking Dead. While she’s playing tongue hockey with Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) as Jessie, learn a little more about the actress, Alexandra, and where you might have seen her before the zombie apocalypse!

The life of a HUGE character on ‘The Walking Dead’ was just left hanging in the wind. Click inside for more details about [SPOILER]’s potential death!
On the Oct. 25 episode of The Walking Dead, we return to the world outside of Alexandria’s walls where Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and others are fighting to stop a walker herd from hitting their town before it’s too late. Throughout the hour characters dropped like flies, which Rick predicted early on, but there is one scene that leaves one of his closest friends in life-or-death limbo. So, did [SPOILER] really just get killed off of The Walking Dead?

Prepares yourselves. In the latest episode of ‘The Walking Dead,’ the town of Alexandria becomes overrun by the murderous Wolves.
When a deadly group of outsiders invade the “safe zone” of Alexandria on the October 18 episode of The Walking Dead, it’s up to Carol (Melissa McBride) and Morgan (Lennie James) to save the day.

Whoa! Seth Gilliam from ‘The Walking Dead’ seriously needs to slow his roll. The actor was caught speeding down a Georgia highway, driving almost double the speed limit. HollywoodLife.com has all the deets on his shocking arrest!
Uh-oh. We’re not sure what got into Seth Gilliam, 46! Seth, who plays one of our fave characters, Father Gabriel Stokes, on AMC’s The Walking Dead, was stopped by the police when he was allegedly driving (very fast!) under the influence on May 3. Find out what else happened when he faced the wrath of the law!

For the season 5 finale, ‘The Walking Dead’ definitely did not disappoint. As the town of Alexandria debates whether or not to keep Rick, Morgan makes an epic return, and two characters are killed off in a tense showdown.
On the March 29 episode of The Walking Dead, Rick (Andrew Lincoln) has left the town of Alexandria forced to decide whether or not he is worthy of being behind their safety walls. Meanwhile, Daryl (Norman Reedus) and Aaron (Ross Marquand) have a near-miss with the survivors newest threat, and Morgan (Lennie James) makes a timely comeback.

It’s official: Rick has become just as unpredictable and dangerous as his old pal Shane, who he killed in season two. From loving a married woman to killing for sport, here’s how Rick’s transformation into Shane has come full circle.
On the March 22 episode of The Walking Dead, Rick (Andrew Lincoln) finally lost his cool on the people of Alexandria after nearly killing Jessie’s abusive husband in front of everyone. A number of things have led our leader to this moment, and almost all of them seem to emulate the friend he was forced to kill, Shane (Jon Bernthal).

Things inside Alexandria are tense on ‘The Walking Dead,’ and when a confrontation with Jessie’s husband gets Rick heated, he uses that anger to tell Deanna how he really feels about her town.
On the March 22 episode of The Walking Dead, Rick (Andrew Lincoln) puts everything on the line just to protect Jessie (Alexandra Breckenridge). Meanwhile, Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) goes completely rogue outside Alexandria’s walls, and Carl (Chandler Riggs) finally gets through to Enid (Katelyn Nacon) during a sweet moment in the woods.

Two seasons after his wife died, Rick Grimes is finally moving on. Here’s why Rick really needs to hook up with Jessie, but maybe without turning into Shane and going all homicidal on her husband.
Is Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) falling love or lust? The leader of our favorite The Walking Dead survivors has his eye — and lips — on Jessie (Alexandra Breckenridge) in the March 8 episode, and now I’m exploring all of the reasons why this is a hook up that should totally go down before season 5 ends.

So, what’s the deal with Aaron? Turns out he has a safe place he wants Rick and the rest of ‘The Walking Dead’ survivors to come and live in. Should they trust him?
On the Feb. 22 episode of The Walking Dead, Aaron (Ross Marquand) and Rick (Andrew Lincoln) finally come face-to-face. Aaron tells Rick and the rest of the group that he is a recruiter who wants them to come live in the safe community he is a part of, but, of course, Rick knows better than to trust a new stranger.

All hope is lost as the survivors on ‘The Walking Dead’ are forced to fight for the will to go on after everything they’ve lost. But when a mysterious stranger appears, will they be able to trust him?
On the Feb. 15 episode of The Walking Dead, the focus revolves around Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and the rest of the group as they continue on foot to Washington D.C. without any supplies. Not only are they starving, but they are also dehydrated, exhausted, and you can’t help but wonder — who will be the first to give up?

Are you ready to find out how Abraham and Eugene met on ‘The Walking Dead’? Prepare yourselves, because you’re also going to learn that someone has been lying about something major all along.
On the Nov. 9 episode of The Walking Dead, we catch up with Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) and his group, including his girlfriend Rosita (Christian Serratos), the man with the cure, Eugene (Josh McDermitt), Tara (Alanna Masterson), Glenn (Steven Yeun), and Maggie (Lauren Cohan). However, things get ugly when we find out that one of them has been lying to the others about who they really are, all while learning where it is that Abraham came from.

For the first time since she was abducted in season 4, Beth returns on ‘The Walking Dead’ when she wakes up in an unfamiliar place. But is she finally safe from harm?
On the Nov. 2 episode of The Walking Dead, we finally get to see what happened to Beth (Emily Kinney) after she went missing during season four. Unfortunately, it seems like Beth is in more trouble inside the safety of a hospital rather than out in the woods with her survivor friends and family. Plus, which one of them joins Beth inside the hospital before the episode ends?

Spoilers ahead! Want to know whether or not Beth will be saved by Daryl on ‘The Walking Dead’? HollywoodLife.com has ALL of the details!
On the Nov. 2 episode of The Walking Dead, Emily Kinney returns as Beth, one of the survivors who was kidnapped by a mysterious vehicle in season four. Daryl, portrayed by Norman Reedus, has made it his personal mission to save Beth from her abductors, but will he succeed?

‘The Walking Dead’ star Norman Reedus has come out against a report claiming that he would be against his character, Daryl Dixon, coming out as gay. Good for him!
Beyond the whole cure thing, perhaps the biggest mystery on The Walking Dead that fans are dying to solve is the mystery surrounding Daryl Dixon’s sexuality. Norman Reedus’ Daryl has been pegged as everything from straight to gay to bisexual to asexual. Meanwhile, Norman has been playing him “like he’s a total virgin,” as he revealed to Zap2It. However, that doesn’t mean that Norman is against his character being gay — and he has slammed a report that indicated he was upset by the idea.

Spoiler alert! Why didn’t Rick go to Washington, D.C. with Abraham, Eugene, and Rosita on ‘The Walking Dead’? Here’s why he should have, and why I hope to see him catch up with them before the season’s end.
On the Oct. 26 episode of The Walking Dead, Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) decided to pack up his group, Eugene (Josh McDermitt) and Rosita (Christian Serratos), and head off to Washington, D.C. without Rick (Andrew Lincoln). There are a million reasons why Rick should go with them, but here are just a handful to get him started.