'Godzilla' gains one producer and loses two, possibly gaining a lawsuit. Plus a new writer signs for yet another rewrite and casting options are rumored.

Neal McDonough -- who plays the rail gun-totin' carpetbagger Robert Quarles on this season of "Justified" -- has been cast as the lead in Frank Darabont's upcoming TNT pilot, "L.

A few weeks ago, Frank Darabont -- who was fired as the showrunner of "The Walking Dead" in between the first and second season -- leaked what he had in mind for the first episode of the second season.

There is some major casting news in this post that may spoil upcoming episodes of "The Walking Dead," so if you're not keen on being spoilered, skedaddle.

When "The Walking Dead" showrunner Frank Darabont abruptly quit in the middle of production for the show's second season -- just days after promoting the zombie series at Comic-Con -- fans were puzzled that the man who spent five years getting the beloved comic adapted to TV would just walk away from AMC's most-watched show.

This is a bombshell: "Walking Dead" showrunner Frank Darabont, who spent five years trying to get the zombie series onto television, has left the hit AMC show.

This story is everywhere today, and I don't see what the big deal is:The Walking Dead writer/executive producer/director Frank Darabont has let go of the writers on the hot freshman AMC series, which has already renewed for a second season.

Recently it feels like every production attempt at making a halfway decent (and watchable) zombie program always inevitably ends the same: horribly.

AMC has greenlit six episodes of their adaptation of Robert Kirkman's zombie comic The Walking Dead, so at least we'll be getting that much before the suits wash their hands of it for "not getting it.