Entertainment Weekly Runs With "The Walking Dead"
The original TV series was recently renewed with an order for an additional 13 episodes. According to AMC, noted for the Emmy award-winning series "Mad Men" and "Breaking Bad", "The Walking Dead" has averaged 3.5 million viewers per episode.
"...'Amy' (Emma Bell) and her older sister 'Andrea' have made their home in Dale's RV at the camp. She is 12 years younger than Andrea and that has caused no small amount of tension between the sisters. Amy is resentful of Andrea leaving her behind at home and not coming back often enough to visit and be a part of her life. The experience of the apocalypse has strengthened their bond enormously, though Amy is still often frustrated by Andrea correcting her, judging her and generally telling her what to do. On the other hand, Amy worships her older sister, wanting to be just like her. Still young, Amy is impetuous and eternally optimistic. She helps look out for the kids in the camp, is quick to defend other's actions when she sees them as being protective and generally tries to keep the peace among her fellow survivors..."
"...'Andrea' (Laurie Holden) is a successful civil rights attorney living in Florida, Andrea was on a road trip with her younger sister 'Amy', headed back to Amy's college when the zombie apocalypse occurred. They were stranded in Atlanta when they were rescued by 'Dale' and they've been living with him and the rest of our survivors at the camp ever since. Andrea is intelligent, cautious and extremely protective of her younger sister, with whom she has not always had the closest relationship. Never one to shy away from a challenge or a fight, Andrea is headstrong, opinionated and first and foremost interested in keeping Amy safe. They don't know what has become of their parents but Andrea has no real expectation of them being alive and will endeavor to stand strong as the only family Amy has left..."