The Return Of THE WALKING DEAD Earns Highest Ratings Yet
Season three's midseason premiere of AMC's The Walking Dead collected an incredible 12.3 million total viewers last night, easily topping the record breaking numbers set by the season three premiere last October. Hit the jump for details!
The Walking Dead finally returned last night after its mid-season break with a record 12.3 million viewers. This is a series high for the AMC show and these figures easily beats the massive record breaking 10.9 million who tuned in last year for the first episode of the third season. Last night's numbers were better than all other telecasts, both on cable and broadcast. The fact that the Grammys were also on yesterday at the same time makes these numbers all the more impressive. There are still another seven episodes to go yet, but the fourth season of The Walking Dead will begin this October. It seems fair to say that a fifth season won't be far behind...
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