The season 3 premiere of AMC’s The Walking Dead is still several days away and if you’re a fan like me you could really use a little something to help you get by until the premiere on Sunday, October 14 (9/8C). Well, fret not because just like last year the good people at AMC have been kind enough to provide us with a 4-part webisode entitled “Cold Storage” to hold us over. Each webisode is about 5 minutes long, so this is a nice gift to have while we wait impatiently for season 3 to begin.
From the article on AMC’s blog:
For the second consecutive year, AMCTV.com is launching The Walking Dead original webisodes. Titled “Cold Storage,” the web series is developed, produced and directed by Emmy Award winning special effects guru Greg Nicotero. The four, five-minute shorts were produced by Generate for AMC and are now live on AMCTV.com.
“Cold Storage” tells the story of a young man, Chase (played by Josh Stewart), trying to reach his sister in the early days of the zombie apocalypse. He finds temporary shelter in a storage facility run by a former employee named BJ (played Daniel Roebuck); however, things are not what they appear.
In addition to Stewart (The Dark Knight Rises) and Roebuck (Lost), the cast of “Cold Storage” includes Cerina Vincent (Cabin Fever) as Kelly and Chris Nelson (Kill Bill) as Harris.
To watch the webisodes you can either head over to the website by clicking here or just watch each right here. I’ve embedded them for your viewing pleasure.
Webisode 1 The Walking Dead, Cold Storage: Hide and Seek
Webisode 1 The Walking Dead, Cold Storage: Keys to the Kingdom
Webisode 1 The Walking Dead, Cold Storage: The Chosen One
Webisode 1 The Walking Dead, Cold Storage: Parting Shots
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