How many The Walking Dead shows are there and in which order to watch them?

The birth of The Walking Dead franchise dates back to 2003 when the first comic book by Robert Kirkman appeared. However, the television universe began in 2010 with the premiere of the series created by AMC.

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Since then, the popular series has had eleven seasons, as well as numerous spin-offs and sequels set in the same post-apocalyptic world. Here are the most important productions of the TWD franchise:

The Walking Dead (2010-2022)

The show depicts the story of Rick Grimes, who awakens from a coma in a post-apocalyptic world dominated by zombies. The man, along with his family and friends, must struggle for survival against not only the undead, but also other people, who often prove to be more ruthless than zombies.

Fear the Walking Dead (2015-2023)

This is the second largest series in terms of the episodes aired, after the original. The series is a spin-off of the events from TWD and presents the story of a family from California at the start of the zombie apocalypse.

The Walking Dead: World Beyond (2020-2021)

World Beyond is another spin-off of the main series. This spin-off tells the story of a group of teenagers who, growing up in a zombie-infested world, choose to depart from their colony and venture forth in pursuit of their own path.

Additionally, the series includes titles such as: Fear the Walking Dead: Dead in the Water, Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462, Fear the Walking Dead: Passage, The Walking Dead: Torn Apart, The Walking Dead: Cold Storage, The Walking Dead: The Oath, The Walking Dead: Red Machete, Tales of the Walking Dead, The Walking Dead: Dead City, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, and The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.

The Walking Dead Universe – order of watching

As you can see, such a large number of productions can make people who were planning to start the series feel uneasy. After all, it's crucial to avoid spoilers and watching titles that weren't released in chronological order carries such a risk.

Therefore, we have created a list to help you enter the world of The Walking Dead, taking into consideration the sequence of events. You'll find the list below.

1. Fear the Walking Dead – season 1 (6 episodes)
2. Fear the Walking Dead: Dead in the Water – 6 episodes
3. Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462 – 16 episodes
4. Fear the Walking Dead – season 2 (15 episodes)
5. Fear the Walking Dead: Passage – 16 episodes
6. Fear the Walking Dead – season 3 (16 episodes)
7. The Walking Dead – season 1 (6 episodes)
8. The Walking Dead: Torn Apart – 6 episodes
9. The Walking Dead – season 2 (13 episodes)
10. The Walking Dead: Cold Storage – 4 episodes
11. The Walking Dead – season 3 (16 episodes)
12. The Walking Dead: The Oath – 3 episodes
13. The Walking Dead – season 4 (16 episodes)
14. The Walking Dead – season 5 (16 episodes)
15. The Walking Dead – season 6 (16 episodes)
16. The Walking Dead – season 7 (16 episodes)
17. The Walking Dead: Red Machete – 6 episodes
18. The Walking Dead – season 8 (16 episodes)
19. Fear the Walking Dead – season 4 (16 episodes)
20. Fear the Walking Dead – season 5 (16 episodes)
21. The Walking Dead – season 9 (episodes 1-5)
22. Fear the Walking Dead – season 6 (16 episodes)
23. Fear the Walking Dead – season 7 (16 episodes)
24. Tales of the Walking Dead – 6 episodes
25. The Walking Dead: World Beyond – season 1 (10 episodes)
26. The Walking Dead: World Beyond – season 2 (10 episodes)
27. The Walking Dead – season 9 (episodes 6-16)
28. Fear the Walking Dead – season 8 (12 episodes)
29. The Walking Dead – season 10 (22 episodes)
30. The Walking Dead – season 11 (24 episodes)
31. The Walking Dead: Dead City – 6 episodes
32. The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – 6 episodes
33. The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live – premiere on February 25, 2024

We can also follow the story of The Walking Dead based on the order of premiere of individual titles. Nevertheless, as mentioned before, this poses the risk of spoilers and numerous confusing time leaps. This type of strategy has one advantage; we can focus entirely on a specific production, rather than keeping track of all of them at once.

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