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Who killed Rosie Larsen? The first season's central storyline that notoriously went unresolved in the finale -- will be solved at the end of the second season. That means, fans' questions will likely be answered in June. The Killing's mystery remains unsolved and the case continues on AMC (CVC) with a 2-hour premiere April 1st. While it was not the most talked about shows, The Killing opened to critical acclaim. Will you watch?

AMC???s (CVC) 1960s mad men may be soon joined by some goodfellas from the same era. The cable network, home of such acclaimed series as Mad Men and Breaking Bad, has put in development a series version of one of the most praised movies of all time, the 1990 Martin Scorsese mob classic Goodfellas. The idea of turning Goodfellas into a series an idea for a while. The movie Goodfellas follows the rise and fall of the Lucchese crime family associate Henry Hill and his friends from 1955 to 1980. It was nominated for six Oscars, including Best Picture and director, and won one, for best supporting actor. After starting off with original concepts (Mad Men, Breaking Bad), AMC has been betting on series based on source material recently with The Walking Dead, based on a graphic novel, and The Killing, based on a Danish series. What would you think of Goodfellas the series?

If one of your New Year???s resolutions was to get caught up on every single episode of the phenomenal series The Walking Dead, well you???re in luck. AMC (CVC) will be airing a marathon of the post-apocalyptic zombie survival series all day, Saturday, December 31st starting at 11AM EST with the pilot, ???Days Gone By??? and running up through the mid-season finale, ???Pretty Much Dead Already.??? The 13 episodes, based off of the graphic novel series by Robert Kirkman, will be aired back-to-back with the mid-season finale beginning as the clock strikes midnight to usher in 2012 (the pilot and first episode of season two are each ninety-minutes). Mmm???brains. Will you watch?

Sundance Channel (CVC) is set to loosen up the buckle on the Bible Belt with the explosive second season premiere of the critically-acclaimed hit series Girls who Like Boys who Like Boys on Friday, Nov. 18th at 9 PM et/pt. This groundbreaking unscripted series that celebrates and explores the special relationship between women and their gay best friends moves to Nashville. The all new cast provides more drama and higher stakes than ever before. Each of these dynamic women is eschewing the traditions of their conservative Southern home-town with a rebel yell and a proud partnership with their GBFs. The women stand by their men and share laughter, love and unwavering support while experiencing life???s biggest milestones and challenges, even when the drama is overwhelming. The new season debuts with back to back episodes on Friday, Nov. 18th at 9:00 and 9:30pm. Beginning Friday, Nov. 25th one episode will air every Friday at 9:00 pm. Are you a fan of the series? Will you watch?

Halloween weekend saw ratings for AMC???s (CVC) The Walking Dead edge down again. The zombie hit delivered 6.1 million viewers for its 9 p.m. airing, off 9 percent from the weekend (which was down 8 percent from the show???s second season premiere). Together with its repeat, TWD tallied 8.3 million. However, the show is still in normal post-premiere ratings dip territory. Some fans have been getting annoyed with all the angst and speeches, but the ending of Sunday???s episode ??? that must have woke you up, huh? What do you think of TWD so far? Are you a fan?

No surprise here, AMC (CVC) has renewed The Walking Dead for a third season. An exact episode number is Tbd, but we???re told the season will be at least 13 episodes long. Are you a fan?

A band of scrappy survivors is fighting the undead, camping in the woods in hopes of outrunning the hordes of zombies roaming the world. Few of them have made it, and at any moment they could be eaten alive and turned into one of the monsters that haunt them day and night. It's just another day on the set of The Walking Dead, the hit AMC (CVS) series that starts its second season Sunday, Oct. 16th with 13 horrifying new episodes. Based on the popular comic book of the same name by writer Robert Kirkman, the show is about life after the zombie apocalypse. The AMC drama drew more than 5.3 million viewers on its Halloween premiere last year, and got just as many viewers for the following week???not to mention sales of Kirkman's award-winning graphic novel, have steadily increased since the debut. One new recurring character for the anticipated season two is Rescue Me star Michael Zegen for the recurring role of Randall (nope, he???s not in the comic books, he???s a new addition to the storyline.) Sunday's season premiere will be followed by the premiere of Talking Dead, the fan-aimed Walking Dead talk show hosted by Chris Hardwick. Are you a fan The Walking Dead?

Breaking Bad is getting its renewal???for a final season. AMC (CVC) has picked up 16 episodes to conclude series that will bring the show to a close sometime either next year or in 2013. The deal comes after Sony shopped around "Bad" to other networks. Breaking Bad and breakout hit The Walking Dead have faced some belt tightening in recent months despite strong ratings, with some industry insiders accusing the network's deal with the showrunner and cast of the acclaimed Mad Men. Breaking Bad is an Emmy winning series and a fan favorite, are you a fan?

Glee star Jane Lynch will host the 64th annual Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, Sept. 18th live on FOX (NWS). Popular shows Mad Men and Modern Family were at the top of the list when the 2011 primetime Emmy nominations were made. Overall, HBO (TWX) led the way with a total of 104 nominations in various categories. No other network or cable channel came close. AMC (CVC) was next among cable channels, receiving 29 nominations. CBS (CBS) had the most with 50, compared to 46 for NBC (GE), 43 for PBS, 42 for FOX, 40 for ABC (DIS). HBO has always dominated every year. Who do you think will win? Will you watch?

Could Don Draper be getting axed? AMC???s biggest hit, Mad Men, may be cancelled, as show creator and AMC (CVC) have been butting heads. But great news fans???it looks like the show isn't in jeopardy of being canceled after all! All the women out there can breathe, the good-looking Jon Hamm is not going anywhere. The hit show will return for not just one, but three more seasons after producers sealed a $30 million deal. Nice, what do you think? Are you a fan of Mad Men?