Governor from "The Walking Dead" comics was more sinister than Negan, indulging in extreme cruelty. Negan in the comics was methodical and had rules, unlike the sadistic portrayal in the TV show.

The Walking Dead: Can The Governor be a good guy? Before the season debuted, showrunner Scott Gimple told TVGuide.com that the new season would include scenes more closely tied to the comics.

A rundown of ’Live Bait,’ this week’s episode of ’The Walking Dead,’ and the questions it opens up for The Governor.

Zombies beware: The Walking Dead is finally introducing the villainous Governor.The Walking Dead Scoop: Can the group survive Season 3?But when David Morrissey makes his debut as Rick's (Andrew ...

On Sunday’s episode of “The Walking Dead,” The Governor took on the fake name “Brian.” Or did he? In the show so far, we’ve seen him go by Philip Blake. But that’s not necessarily ...

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The Walking Dead has found its Governor. David Morrissey has been cast to play the evil villain in the third season of the AMC zombie drama based on the comics by Robert Kirkman , the network said ...

AMC will air The Walking Dead: Best of The Governor marathon Sunday, July 8, starting 11:45am / 10:45c. The latest installment of a multi-weekend Best Of marathon event, Sunday’s nine-episode ...

On "The Walking Dead," the Governor stands in front of a burning Woodbury building following the massacre of many of his own people. (Gene Page/AMC) So that’s where he's been all this time.

Now, TWD normally does excellent silences, and this one is good but not great, partially because it’s just Andrea by herself, most of the time; partially because it’s Andrea period, and nobody ...

Everything is pointing toward a short run remaining for The Governor on ’The Walking Dead,’ except for everything that doesn’t.