After months and months of anticipation, The Walking Dead finally returned this week, celebrating its 100th episode in the process with the premiere of its eighth season. While the landmark ...

The homage was in celebration of The Walking Dead‘s 100th episode, which is a pretty big deal. And luckily, Addy didn’t have to hide when it came time for the celebration. View this post on ...

Well, that little girl was actress Addy Miller, and The Walking Dead brought her back to play a different zombie in the 100 th episode (zombies do not survive headshots and age over time).

Related: The Walking Dead season 8 premiere: ... That zombie, named Summer incidentally, was played by Addy Miller back in 2010. 99 episodes later, the producers actually brought Miller back.

Sunday night’s Season 8 premiere of The Walking Dead was loaded with callbacks and references to previous seasons, including the return of an iconic walker. As Rick and Carl explored an ...

The Walking Dead airs Sunday nights on AMC at 9:00 p.m. ET. Check out the funniest moments from the Season 8 premiere, as well as why Rick didn't just kill Negan when he had the chance.

The Walking Dead season 8 episode one brought back a HUGE character and you didn’t notice ... It’s now emerged the zombie doppelgänger is no coincidence and in fact Addy Miller, ...

People who have been watching 'The Walking Dead' since season 1 may have recognized a walker brought back for the 100th episode. ... but the show brought back Addy Miller, ...

‘The Walking Dead’ season 8, episode 1 recap: ‘Mercy’ There are always casualties in war, and the most painful casualties are the most innocent Published: Oct. 26, 2017 at 12:11 p.m. ET ...

The Walking Dead's Addy Miller celebrated a special anniversary on Twitter yesterday (June 7) – it was 10 years since she shot the very first episode. In the zombie hit's opener, titled 'Days ...

'The Walking Dead' returns with its big Season 8 premiere Sunday night, but fails to impress. ... The Walking Dead _ Season 8, Episode 1 - Photo Credit: Gene Page/AMC. Credit: AMC.