The Walking Dead

AMC's The Walking Dead is back for its tenth season, and so is a meme that's inspired by the long-running zombie show. We've noticed a whole lot of memes mocking sign fails on subreddits such as r/dankmemes, and according to Know Your Meme, it all started with a poorly thought-out promotional poster. The poster features a door with the warning "Don't open, dead inside" scrawled hastily across it, but the way it's written makes it seem like the sign says "Don't dead, open inside." People mocked the promo for a while on Twitter, but it wasn't until early September that it began popping off in dank meme form. Redditors began pairing the shoddy signs with object-labeling to make it seem like the "wrong" interpretation is threatening the intended message, and they're pretty entertaining. Here are some of the best we've seen, but the evergreen nature of the meme makes us think there will be many more to come.

Here's a lil collection for all the geeks out there!

Sometimes you have to get your life in order, and staying perfectly groomed should always be one of your biggest priorities, ladies. Twitter pointed out recently that the women of The Walking Dead always look flawless, no matter what impending doom they might be facing. Even if you're just trying to survive on a desert island, you should plan to always have your razor and makeup within arm's reach. These women set a perfect example that you should always look good no matter what!

Twitter heroes @TheUnlikelyGame teamed up with @HashtagRoundup yesterday to kick off a hilarious hashtag game. The object? To come up with the best and funniest "unlikely Star Wars spin-offs." The results are pure gold, combining the sci-fi universe with series such as Walking Dead, Batman, and bizarrely enough, Laverne and Shirley. 

Jeffrey Dean Morgan has been under the spotlight for his role as Negan in the Walking Dead, fans are split on how they feel about the character himself, fans seem to be able to agree on one thing, he's damn attractive.

"It's mostly women who I get really weird fan mail from," Morgan said. "Like, they just want to be, I don't know, gagged and tied up and beat on a little bit."