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All eyes on The Walking Dead’s 2016 return have just eight weeks before Fear takes them out to sea, returning the prequel companion series for an all-new full-length season abroad. We’ve seen a few airborne teasers of Fear The Walking Dead Season 2 to date, but the Dead have finally taken to water in the latest look, along with a host of new survivors.

Starz’s Ash Vs. Evil Dead earned itself a groovy Season 2 pickup before the first run even premiered, and now Bruce Campbell is already dusting off the chainsaw again. Joining Ash this year will be none other than cameo mainstay Ted Raimi, along with The Six Million Dollar Man himself, Lee Majors, in roles key to Ash’s childhood.

The Walking Dead will return in under a week’s time, picking up with one of the biggest cliffhangers in the series’ history, and answering the question of whether or not Alexandria is here to stay. That said, Andrew Lincoln teases a huge change for the back half of Season 6, while a new leaked photo may confirm some deadly consequences ahead.

Face it, nine time out of ten, we watch the Super Bowl for the ads, because the ads are usually better than the game itself.

The war between cord-cutters and cable seems only to be widening, as networks ponder their own streaming services to thwart increasing competition like Netflix and Hulu. Cable may finally have struck back, as Time Warner considers purchasing enough stake to end Hulu’s access to current TV seasons.

FX’s Louie may be on extended hiatus, but Louis C.K. himself is taking no breaks. The revered comedian surprisingly released the first episode of a new Cheers-type comedy over the weekend, Horace and Pete, starring the likes of Steve Buscemi, Alan Alda, Jessica Lange and more.

However the first season of Better Call Saul ended, Bob Odenkirk’s Jimmy McGill has plenty badder to break in the coming years, especially over the Breaking Bad prequel’s second season. Our first clip from the second year has arrived, in which the future Saul Goodman is already starting to break the rules.

Slipping through a crowd of walkers with only guts for protection seems dangerous enough, before you add a whiny brat into the mix. The Walking Dead Season 6 will learn this lesson hard in the February 14 midseason premiere, the latest clip of which sees little Sam just begging for a zombie bite.

The Walking Dead hasn’t traded in too many cliffhangers the likes of 2015 closer “Start to Finish,” creating the expectation blood and viscera will fly within moments of 2016 premiere “No Way Out.” We may have at least one confirmed survivor in the newest photos, while Daryl, Sasha and Abraham continue to stare down their new friends.

Last week’s 2016 SNL premiere with Star Wars: The Force Awakens star Adam Driver proved every bit as delightful as we’d hoped, but will Ronda Rousey pack the same punch? The Furious 7 star’s first official promos have arrived, as Rousey predictably overpowers Beck Bennett and pretty much anyone in New York.

Eddie Trunk, Jim Florentine and Don Jamieson will not return for a 15th season of 'That Metal Show' at VH1 Classic, but they are shopping the show.

As The Walking Dead gears up for the back half of its sixth season and some major comic milestones, with years of issues untapped for source material, there isn’t much consideration of an end in sight. That said, AMC’s longest series only lasted seven seasons, so how long do network bosses really see it going? Might Fear, or another spinoff ever take the reigns?