But as soon as Breaking Bad wraps up for the season, I’ll be all-the-way thrilled. Zombie survival scenarios just continue to amuse me, no matter how many I watch or read.

If you are a big Walking Dead fan, you’ll be happy to know that AMC has produced a series of webisodes set to launch two weeks before the season 2 premiere.

According to AMC, the webisodes will tell the story of Hannah, the poor, crawling half-zombie that Rick kills out of pity at the end of the pilot episode. From their blog –

The webisodes will give fans the opportunity to explore the back story of Hannah (Lilli Birdsell), better known as “Bicycle Girl,” the infamous zombie from Season 1, who was shot by Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) in the pilot episode and who is one of the most celebrated “walkers” from last season. Fans will learn about Hannah’s life before the apocalypse, her struggle to survive and protect her family as the world begins to fall apart, and her ultimate demise into zombie-hood.

The web series will consists of 6 episodes that will all be available at the same time. They will launch on October 3rd at 2 pm EST.

To get you excited, here’s the latest trailer for the upcoming season 2 –

And just for fun, here’s one of the best scenes from season 1. You know how to fool a zombie, right? If you don’t, you’ll know after this (gross as hell) clip –

Season 2 will debut on October 16th at 9 pm EST with a 90-minute episode. Unfortunately, it will be split up into two parts – 6 more episodes following the premiere and then a break, followed by 6 episodes beginning on February 12th.

No word on whether the cheerleader will need saving yet (we’ll guess not), but NBC has another bit of Heroes continuity ready for broadcast. Don’t look for your remote, unless you have a media center computer hooked to your big-screen TV.

Once the 14th rolls around on the July calendar, NBC will have Heroes fans eagerly hitting the Refresh button in their browsers at 3 pm EDT. That’s when the saga of Echo DeMille (Echo as a guy’s name, really?), ordinary mailman with an extraordinary power, begins.

NBC said in a statement the trio of web episodes should set them up perfectly for the third season of the series. The early look at a new character starts with him discovering his power, and winds its way through those three webisodes and on to the TV screen with the start of the new season.

That start arrives eight months after the second season’s completion. JackMyers.com said actor Kiko Ellsworth plays the mailman whose name hints at his power; he may need some vocal feedback on the web to carry his role into the conventionally broadcast series.