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Frank Darabont Steps Down as Walking Dead Showrunner

Frank Darabont is no longer Walking Dead.

Sources confirmed Tuesday afternoon that the AMC series' executive producer and director is stepping down as showrunner. It's unclear whether Darabont has left the show completely, but there are apparently ongoing talks about him staying on in some capacity, according to Deadline.com, which first reported the news.  

The Walking Dead: Creator weighs in on Season 1's biggest mystery

Darabont, whose other credits include The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile, was present at Walking Dead's Comic-Con panel on Friday and seemed put out by having to work long hours on the show's second season. "There are days I wish... read more

Doctor Who Trailer, Fezzes and More Time Lord Secrets

Karen Gillan and Matt Smith

The Doctor Who panel at Comic-Con offered the opportunity for fans to get a taste of what's to come when the show returns to BBC America on Saturday, Aug. 27 at 9/8c.

Before debuting the show's new trailer — which teases the returning episode "Let's Kill Hitler," among others — series stars Matt Smith and Karen Gillan gave a few behind-the-scenes insights into what it's like to play the time-travelling Doctor and his companion... read more

Teen Wolf Shockers Revealed at Comic-Con

Tyler Hoechlin, Crystal Reed and Tyler Posey

Fans were over the moon to see the hot young stars of MTV's Teen Wolf at a Saturday Comic-Con panel moderated by TV Guide Magazine's Editor-in-Chief Debra Birnbaum. Though attempts failed to get ...
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Nathan Fillion Proves He's King of the Castle and Comic-Con

Nathan Fillion

As Nathan Fillion took to the stage at Comic-Con for the Castle panel on Sunday amid deafening cheers, he brought along a shopping bag full of goodies for a few lucky fans. Throughout the course of the ...
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VIDEO: Lost Producers Prove They Had a Series Plan All Along Through Deleted Scene

Damon Lindelof

Don't believe that Lost executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse had a mapped-out plan for the ABC series all along? Well, the two surprised fans at Entertainment Weekly's "Totally Lost: One Year Later Panel" to prove they did.

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VIDEO: Chuck Stars Geek Out Over Star Wars' Mark Hamill

Zachary Levi

At Chuck's Comic-Con panel on Saturday, co-creator Chris Fedak announced the show's first guest star for its final season: Star Wars legend Mark Hamill, who played Jedi-in-training Luke Skywalker. Later, Fedak spilled a few more details to reporters.

"It's a villain part. He will have a French accent," he says. "I was on the phone with him and he was doing the French accent."

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Exclusive Castle Preview: Will Season 4 (Finally) Bring Castle and Beckett Together?

Castle

What happens after "I love you"?

Exclusive Castle postmortem: Creator on [SPOILER!]'s death and Castle & Beckett's future

That's the question on every Castle fan's mind after the explosive season 3 finale, which featured Captain Montgomery's death and Beckett (Stana Katic) being shot just moments before Castle (Nathan Fillion) made a heartfelt confession of love. Assuming the ABC crime drama ... read more

Everything You Knew About Glee's Future Is Wrong: Producers Clarify Ryan Murphy's Comments

Glee

Everything you thought you knew about Season 3 of Glee is probably wrong.

Glee's Darren Criss talks Broadway, Marti Noxon, "unicorn dust" and graduation

At Sunday's Comic-Con panel for the popular Fox show, executive producers Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan clarified — or more specifically, dispelled — recent news and headlines about the show's future. To review:

Glee boss Ryan Murphy said Lea Michele, Chris Colfer and Cory Monteith's characters are graduating from William McKinley and that the actors would not be back for Season 4. Falchuk says: Not necessarily true! read more

Inner Demons Come Out to Play at TV Guide Magazine's Super Supernaturals Comic-Con Panel

John Barrowman

"This is the secret of Comic-Con," said TV Guide Magazine Senior Editor William Keck as he introduced the panelists for TV Guide Magazine Presents: Super Supernaturals. "It's the hottest and sexiest panel I've ever seen." Judging by the screams in the audience, the crowd agreed... read more

A Community Love Fest Hits Comic-Con

Danny Pudi and Gillian Jacobs

"Can I get a 'pop pop'?" TV Guide Magazine's L.A. Bureau Chief Michael Schneider, who moderated the Community panel, asked a crowd of 2,000 fans before the cast hit the stage at Comic-Con. The audience channeled their inner Magnitude and obliged enthusiastically, setting the tone of fan love for the rest of the hour-long session. The entire cast — minus Alison Brie, who was unavailable due to a filming conflict — ran on stage to deafening cheers, with the loudest being reserved for Donald Glover and Joel McHale. But the surprise cast member of the hour was Annie's Boobs, Greendale's resident monkey, who delivered the Community Season 2 DVD to creator Dan Harmon. "I don't know what she's doing, but I think she's pooping," said Harmon after the skit.... read more

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