Danai Gurira as Michonne in a scene from the series “The Walking Dead” on AMC. (Photo: ASSOCIATED PRESS) 
 
 A Great Falls family gave their neighbors quite a scare while enjoying a favorite TV show Sunday evening. 
 
 A 911 call came in at 7:28 p.m. from a neighbor who heard “screaming from a house about someone having a gun,” according to Great Falls Police Department notes from the call. A second caller helped the seven responding officers locate the house on the 600 block of 8th Street North. 
 
 GFPD Sgt. Brian McGraw said the officers surrounded the residence, responding to a disturbance possibly involving a gun. 
 
 “We had a whole bunch of guys on that one,” he noted. 
 
 The call notes say the officers heard “loud talking” from inside the home and observed “flashing lights.” 
 
 According to the notes, the officers saw two adults and several children, ages unknown, watching “a show about firearms” with two windows close to the TV opened. Everyone appeared to be OK. 
 
 McGraw said he later found out the show was the midseason premiere of AMC’s “The Walking Dead,” an hourlong drama chronicling life during the zombie apocalypse. 
 
 Based on the outcome, no report is required for the call. The call notes do not say what the family had to say about the police response. 
 
 Andrea Fisher is the crime and breaking news reporter for the Great Falls Tribune. Like Facebook.com/gftrib_andrea and follow @gftrib_andrea on Twitter. 
 
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– A Montana family watching The Walking Dead on Sunday unexpectedly found themselves at the center of a real-life drama. Police say a neighbor heard "screaming from a house about someone having a gun" and called 911. Minutes later, officers surrounded the Great Falls home with weapons drawn, per KRTV. They saw "flashing lights" and heard "loud talking," evidently coming from two open windows, before realizing that the inhabitants were only watching some zombie-fighting action, per the Great Falls Tribune. "We had a whole bunch of guys on that one," one officer admits.