One of The Walking Dead's earliest episodes changed the show's course forever, and even creator Robert Kirkman has his ...

The CDC was at the center of one of the AMC series’ most controversial episode. The first season of “The Walking Dead,” which premiered in 2010, follows Georgia sheriff’s deputy Rick ...

He was the doctor that Rick’s group encountered when they traveled to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) way back in the first season of The Walking Dead.

After Jim becomes delirious with pain and convinces the caravan to leave him behind, CDC virologist Dr. Edwin Jenner ... The Walking Dead returns with new episodes on February 28, 2021, on AMC.

Dr Jenner tells Rick a secret about the zombie virus, ... I wouldn't have done the CDC episode," he said ... The Walking Dead season 11 airs on AMC in the US and STAR on Disney+ in the UK.

Former "Walking Dead" actor Noah Emmerich, pictured at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2008, revealed that he's open to returning for the AMC spinoff series. Reuters “The Walking Dead ...

However, Walking Dead fans think that even though the CDC was a great base due to how secure it was, the group didn't really need to go as far to call somewhere home as the police department in ...

Dr. Jenner, his wife and other scientists around the world spent their last days studying the Wildfire Virus. Nowhere in any scenes featuring these scientists in The Walking Dead and World Beyond ...

That lab was also the very same one that was mentioned way back in the Season 1 finale of The Walking Dead by CDC doctor Edwin Jenner (Noah Emmerich).

The Walking Dead Season 1 Timeline: Days 1-64 . The show’s first season is only six episodes and takes place over the span of a few days. In episode one, Morgan told Rick that water resources ...