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Fangoria insiders have dug up the news that after first season, which only consists of 6 episodes, of The Walking Dead, we're set for more than double that zombie deliciousness and it's coming soon.

With no official television debut set for the
AMC show's second season, producer Gale Anne Hurd confirms that the series will expand to a set of 13 episodes per season.

Producer/Director Frank Darabont also spoke on his plans for season 2, stating he would love to include some of the environmental elements from volume 2 of series creator Robert Kirkman's epic comic.

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It would be great not just to get out of the heat, but to present a different idea to the audience visually and tonally by having it be winter. There’s some really cool stuff that Kirkman did, where they find the one zombie that’s frozen to the ground. I’d never seen that before and that’s really cool.” said Darabont.

“Or when Michonne shows up – and boy, is she a character I can’t wait to get to – when she comes striding out of the wasteland like a Clint Eastwood fucking spaghetti western character cross-melded with some samurai movie, like the Baby Cart character with the fucking sword, and there’s just a little drift of snow in the air. I would love to put that on film." said Darabont.

The Walking Dead debuts this Halloween on AMC.

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Comment by Chris Bartel on September 3, 2010 at 3:08pm
Fangoria should re-look at there source, cause frank darabont in an interview last night said AMC hasn't said yes to a second season yet, he talked about his ideas for a second season, but he never said that a second season has been okayed. I'm Hoping that it does get a second season, but who knows how well people outside of the walking dead fanbase will watch this on a regular basis. It maybe with frank darabont attached more people give it a chance and fall in love with the series, whatever the case maybe according to frank darabont they are still waiting for the show to premiere before amc says yes to a second season
Comment by donny35 on September 2, 2010 at 11:34pm
can't fucking wait, im a huge fan of the zombie genre, and who isnt unless your a fucking retard
Comment by CHEEZYSPAM on September 2, 2010 at 3:30pm
wow! I happily stand corrected. I finally cracked and looked up some info on it so I won't keep sounding like an ignorant ass. It is a TV series with season to season.

I think another thing that was throwing me off is knowing that Durabont was on the project. That made me immediately assume it was a short run, but apparently he's only (at this time) directing the *ahem* pilot episode... :-/
Comment by CHEEZYSPAM on September 2, 2010 at 3:17pm
@ryan clay, naw man I hear what you're saying. To be honest I haven't heard anything about this series almost on purpose because I wanna walk into it fresh. That said I really didn't know this was being panned as a season to season series, but if it is that's kinda cool... I'd have liked it to be more of a mini-series myself because I can't imagine the challenges of stretching out an entire couple of years in this world, but that isn't to say I'm not excited to see it!

As far as the "pilot" episode? I haven't heard it put that way either. I heard and assumed it was more like a grand premiere event.
Comment by ryan clay on September 2, 2010 at 11:56am
@CheezySpam

I would say you are wrong because a second season is announced. Not to mention I haven't heard anyone mention the phrase "miniseries" in regards to Walking Dead. Also, do mini-series have pilots? ;-) I'm just messing with you, bud.
Comment by CHEEZYSPAM on September 2, 2010 at 11:42am
well maybe I'm confused because I guess I thought this series was more akin to a mini-series like Dead Set or Band of Brothers, The Pacific, etc. rather than a regularly scheduled program like Law and Order of something. Am I wrong?

I figured this was just a one shot 6-parter deal and IF it is successful enough than they'd do another extension or a sequel, but not in the way of a regular season.
Comment by Derek Burgett on September 2, 2010 at 12:22am
one word: awesome!
Comment by ryan clay on September 1, 2010 at 4:02pm
@CheezySpam

I dunno, man. Usually with a TV series you can expect it to continue on until the powers that be stop bankrolling it. The series isn't about "the end of the world," but rather how a group of people are surviving and adapting in this new horrific world. Plus you don't know who will survive the first season at all, only that someone will.
Comment by CHEEZYSPAM on September 1, 2010 at 3:31pm
@PirateLordBush, no man my comment wasn't aimed at you at all! You are just delivering the great news! What I meant was more the studio/director announcing a sequel to a series about "the end of the world" before viewers have a chance to see how the 1st ends.

It's like if James Cameron came out and said that he feels his movie Titanic is going to be so awesome that he already has a sequel in mind about his characters... kinda defeats the point if we know the characters survive a horrible event!

I would have waited until after the show when the hype is still raging and the audience is begging for more before I come out with plans of a 2nd installment, but meh. I'm making it sound like I have a problem and I don't... from what I've read and saw in the trailers? this looks friggin amazing!

My only hope is that someone looks at an American Zombie TV series and has the brilliant idea to port the UK's DEAD SET over to the states!! I want a DVD of that series soooooo bad!
Comment by RickC on September 1, 2010 at 12:53pm
Alright, I know it doesn't need to be said, cuz his litany of awesome films precludes it...but based on his above comments -

Frank Darabont is the fucking man.

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