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Peace Treaty? “The Walking Dead” episode Sunday one to watch
By April Neale Mar 7, 2013, 16:28 GMT
On the thirteenth episode of season three of “The Walking Dead,” “Arrow on the Doorpost,” in an effort to prevent any more deaths, Rick and the Governor meet to come up with a peace treaty.
Tune-in for the thirteenth episode of season three of “The Walking Dead” which airs on Sunday, March 10th at 9pm ET/PT on AMC.
On the thirteenth episode of season three of “The Walking Dead,” “Arrow on the Doorpost,” in an effort to prevent any more deaths, Rick and the Governor meet to come up with a peace treaty.
The Walking Dead sees Rick's (Andrew Lincoln) return to his home town. His encounter with Morgan (Lennie James), who saved him during the first episode of The Walking Dead — as the former sherriff fights to get back to normal and shake off the guilt of Lori's death.
We say don't trust a guy with one eye (Govenor, we are talking to you).
Then, catch a new episode of the live after-show “Talking Dead” hosted by Chris Hardwick at 10pm ET/PT.
From AMC
Additionally, viewers can tune-in for AMC’s Real Original Thursdays on Thursday, March 7th starting at 9 PM ET/PT. From a sword swallower to a road-kill couturier, Thursday’s all-new block of unscripted programming includes casts of truly original characters on “Comic Book Men” (9pm ET/PT) “Freakshow” (9:30pm ET/PT) and “Immortalized” (10pm ET/PT).
On the new episode of “Comic Book Men,” the series set at Kevin Smith’s New Jersey comic book store Jay and Silent Bob’s Secret Stash, with Walt and Mike sick, it's up to Ming to run the Stash by himself. On the episode entitled “Ming in Charge,” a customer comes in to sell first issues of Iron Man and Daredevil. Then, on “Freakshow,” Creature attempts to reunite with his estranged five year old daughter and Murrugun defies the limits of the human body with his human pin cushion stunt on an episode appropriately titled “Human Pin Cushion.” On the new episode of “Immortalized,” Immortalizer Dave Houser battles Challenger Cat Grey with the theme "Your Worst Nightmare."
