Zombie: Year One

From Jeremy Elice — the AMC executive who brought The Walking Dead and Breaking Bad to television — comes the zombie series that dares to ask the question no one has ever answered: what did it actually look like when it all began?What did Day One actually look like?Zombie: Year One is a weekly anthology series. Every episode drops you into a different location, a different set of characters, a different corner of the outbreak — a restaurant on the Sunset Strip, a protest in LA, a drag race, a red-eye flight, a house party in the suburbs. Each story stands completely on its own. But step back and look at all of them together, and you're watching an entire society come apart at the seams.The outbreak hits in two waves. The first wave doesn't look like zombies. It looks like a violent illness — something the government says it can contain. The second wave begins on the Fourth of July. By then, there's nothing left to contain.This is grounded, character-driven horror. No safe zones. No survivors who've already figured it out. Just ordinary people in the first hours and days of something no one has a name for yet.New episode every Sunday at 8pm. Subscribe and turn on notifications — you won't want to miss a single outbreak.