ITV launched a dedicated free ad-supported streaming television channel for The Walking Dead Universe on its ITVX platform on July 7, 2026.
The move follows a distribution deal with AMC Global Media to expand access for United Kingdom viewers.
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The newly introduced live-streaming environment debuts with episodes from the flagship series The Walking Dead and its first spin-off Fear the Walking Dead.
Audiences can view the franchise without a subscription or watch list management.
This launch marks the first platform partnership for the franchise's television rollout in the United Kingdom.
AMC Global Media plans additional platform expansions across the region in the future.
The programming addition follows an announced 1.6 billion pound acquisition deal where Sky agreed to take over ITV.
ITVX and its broadcast channels will remain free-to-air without requiring a Sky subscription.
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Executives Comment on Partnership
Tom Keaveney, Executive Vice President and Managing Director of AMC Global Media – UK, said the company is pleased to bring The Walking Dead Universe FAST channel to audiences on ITVX.
He noted this reflects their approach to expanding access to premium content through free, ad-supported environments.
Lucy Halliday, Vice President of Business Development International at AMC Global Media, said the launch reflects strong collaboration with ITVX and their focus on building effective distribution for their brands at scale.
Craig Morris, Director of Channels at ITVX & Acquisitions, said they are pleased to bring The Walking Dead Universe to ITVX through this new FAST channel.
He added it adds a globally recognised franchise to their growing FAST portfolio and strengthens ITVX’s free, ad-supported streaming offer for UK viewers.
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An official statement confirmed that ITV's channels and ITVX will remain free-to-air, with all public service broadcasting commitments continuing in full, including regional news and programming.
