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When Does The Walking Dead Come Back? Update: We still have another whole week to go before the second half of Season 4 resumes on February 9, 2014, at 9 p.m. ET on AMC, but until then we have a killer TWD marathon to keep us busy. The full TWD series marathon starts with Season 1 on Sunday, February 2 (can you say Zombie Bowl!) and continues with Season 2 on Monday, February 3. The fun keeps coming the following weekend, with Season 3 on Saturday, February 8, and Season 4 airing on Sunday, February 9 as a lead-in to the midseason premiere.
The Walking Dead will return to AMC on Sunday, October 11, 2015, at 9 p.m. The announcement was first made at San Diego Comic-Con's The Walking Dead panel. The season six premiere will be 90 minutes long and will feature 654 zombie extras. The first trailer for the new season debuted at the event. It looks like hard times are ahead for Rick and Daryl. You can check it out here.