THE WALKING DEAD To Air Black And White Episodes Of Seasons One And Two In February

THE WALKING DEAD To Air Black And White Episodes Of Seasons One And Two In February

Last July AMC aired the pilot episode of The Walking Dead in black and white. Now, thanks to the positive feedback, it appears they will be airing all of seasons one and two in the same format starting in February.

By WaylonJones - Dec 14, 2012 07:12 AM EST
Filed Under: The Walking Dead


As some of you may remember, AMC decided to try something different. That different thing they tried was to air the first episode of The Walking Dead in black and white instead of the normal color format. While this was unusual for a TV series it wasn't for fans of the comic series as most of the comics are all done with out color. The gamble seems to have paid off, and now you can expect to see all of season one as well as season two in the black and white format.

Series show runner Glen Mazzara re-tweeted a user who took a photo from The Walking Dead Magazine where the black and white format was announced. When the pilot was done it was meant to give the episode an old time Universal Monster look, as well as pay homage to the comic book.

Season Three is set to return this February as well. The series stars Andrew Lincon, Chandler Riggs, Norman Reedus, Lori Holden, Melissa McBride, Lauren Cohan, Danai Gurira, David Morrissey, Chad L. Coleman, and is on Sunday's at 9P.M. on AMC.


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