Podcast appearances and mentions of judith grimes

It's been a week since The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live's season(/series?) finale dropped: we took our time to isolate the full spectrum of our impressions on the conclusion to Rick & Michonne's fraught journey. Even if you had issues with Richonne's #TWDfamily reunion with RJ & Judith Grimes, the people have spoken in the form of chart-topping ratings.

For episode 151 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 23, titled Family. Written by Magli Lozano & Erik Mountain & Kevin Deiboldt and directed by Sharat Raju. The Alexandrians and the prisoners head back to the Commonwealth to confront Pamela Milton. Meanwhile, a swarm approaches the city.

For episode 151 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 23, titled Family. Written by Magli Lozano & Erik Mountain & Kevin Deiboldt and directed by Sharat Raju. The Alexandrians and the prisoners head back to the Commonwealth to confront Pamela Milton. Meanwhile, a swarm approaches the city.

For episode 149 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 21, titled Outpost 22. Written by Jim Barnes and directed by Tawnia McKiernan. Separated from their children, our survivors track a military convoy to a mysterious destination.

For episode 150 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 22, titled Faith. Written by Nicole Mirante-Matthews & Magali Lozano and directed by Rose Troche. Ezekiel and Negan plan a labor revolt. Eugene stands trial.

For episode 149 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 21, titled Outpost 22. Written by Jim Barnes and directed by Tawnia McKiernan. Separated from their children, our survivors track a military convoy to a mysterious destination.

For episode 150 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 22, titled Faith. Written by Nicole Mirante-Matthews & Magali Lozano and directed by Rose Troche. Ezekiel and Negan plan a labor revolt. Eugene stands trial.

For episode 148 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 20, titled What's Been Lost. Written by Erik Mountain and directed by Aisha Tyler. Daryl and Carol investigate the whereabouts of their friends after Pamela disappeared them from The Commonwealth.

For episode 148 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 20, titled What's Been Lost. Written by Erik Mountain and directed by Aisha Tyler. Daryl and Carol investigate the whereabouts of their friends after Pamela disappeared them from The Commonwealth.

For episode 147 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 19, titled Variant. Written by Vivian Tse and directed by Karen Gaviola. Eugene is on the run. Mercer is tasked to find him. Aaron's group faces a complication on the road.

For episode 147 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 19, titled Variant. Written by Vivian Tse and directed by Karen Gaviola. Eugene is on the run. Mercer is tasked to find him. Aaron's group faces a complication on the road.

For episode 146 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 18, titled A New Deal. Story by: Corey Reed and Teleplay by: Corey Reed & Kevin Deiboldt and directed by Jeffrey F. January. They also discuss Tales of The Walking Dead, Season 1, Episode 6, titled La Dona.

For episode 146 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 18, titled A New Deal. Story by: Corey Reed and Teleplay by: Corey Reed & Kevin Deiboldt and directed by Jeffrey F. January. They also discuss Tales of The Walking Dead, Season 1, Episode 6, titled La Dona.

For episode 145 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 17, titled Lockdown. It was written by Julia Ruchman and directed by Greg Nicotero. They also discuss Tales of The Walking Dead, Season 1, Episode 5, titled Davon.

For episode 145 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 17, titled Lockdown. It was written by Julia Ruchman and directed by Greg Nicotero. They also discuss Tales of The Walking Dead, Season 1, Episode 5, titled Davon.

For episode 138 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, LT and Kyle talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 15 titled Trust. It was written by Kevin Deiboldt and directed by Lily Mariye. Hornsby marches Daryl and troops to confront Maggie at Hilltop. Rosita investigates the Miltons.

For episode 138 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, LT and Kyle talk through The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 15 titled Trust. It was written by Kevin Deiboldt and directed by Lily Mariye. Hornsby marches Daryl and troops to confront Maggie at Hilltop. Rosita investigates the Miltons.

For episode 133 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle and LT talk through The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 10 titled New Haunts. It was written by Magali Lozano and directed by Jon Amiel. Our Heroes experience Halloween in the Commonwealth. Daryl and Rosita undergo military training.

For episode 133 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle and LT talk through The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 10 titled New Haunts. It was written by Magali Lozano and directed by Jon Amiel. Our Heroes experience Halloween in the Commonwealth. Daryl and Rosita undergo military training.

For episode 132 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle and LT talk through The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 9 titled No Other Way. It was written by Corey Reed and directed by Jon Amiel.

For episode 132 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle and LT talk through The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 9 titled No Other Way. It was written by Corey Reed and directed by Jon Amiel.

For episode 131 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Brian, and LT talk through The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 8 titled For Blood. It was written by Erik Mountain and directed by Sharat Raju.The Reapers defend Meridian from a herd. Alexandrians protect themselves from walkers in a storm.

For episode 131 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Brian, and LT talk through The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 8 titled For Blood. It was written by Erik Mountain and directed by Sharat Raju.The Reapers defend Meridian from a herd. Alexandrians protect themselves from walkers in a storm.

For episode 131 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Brian, and LT talk through The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 8 titled For Blood. It was written by Erik Mountain and directed by Sharat Raju.The Reapers defend Meridian from a herd. Alexandrians protect themselves from walkers in a storm.

Kyle, Brian and LT talk through The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 5, titled Out of the Ashes. Alexandrians encounter Hilltop squatters. Eugene's group undergoes orientation at the Commonwealth.

Kyle, Brian and LT talk through The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 5, titled Out of the Ashes. Alexandrians encounter Hilltop squatters. Eugene's group undergoes orientation at the Commonwealth.

Kyle, Brian and LT talk through The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 5, titled Out of the Ashes. Alexandrians encounter Hilltop squatters. Eugene's group undergoes orientation at the Commonwealth.

Being Born in a Prison Basement & Surrounded by Death We Discuss Judith Grimes from The Walking Dead

Being Born in a Prison Basement & Surrounded by Death We Discuss Judith Grimes from The Walking Dead

Talking Through What We Become For episode 112 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Mark, and, for the last part of it, Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 10 Episode 13 titled What We Become. This episode was written by Vivian Tse and directed by Sharat Raju. Virgil lippin’ and Michonne trippin’ into some drugged induced flashbacks! We had a lot of callbacks, some weak sauce in Virgil’s a.k.a. Morgan character, and some far-reaching plot devices to push our katana-wielding heroine into the great unknown. Not to say it was a bad episode. We did enjoy it for the most part. Overall just a disappointing sendoff for Michonne. It’s always a joy to see flashbacks.. or in this episode.. drug-induced hallucinations, of some of our favorite characters and epic scenes of seasons past. So with that, heat the kettle. Make a big o’ cup of Jimsonweed and let’s step headfirst into the rabbit hole. Send in your feedback! Please leave your feedback for the next episode, S10E14, titled Look at the Flowers, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, March 31, 2020. If you have any feedback on this episode, What We Become, send that in, too! One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. You can also send us an email to walkingdead@talkthroughmedia.com or call our new voicemail at 216-232-6146. Viewers are UP!!! Ratings are steady… After the increase in ratings last week, ratings for S10E13 What We Become are steady and up from last week’s increase. It got a 1.21 in the 18-49 demographic, with 3.662 million viewers. This is slightly down from last week‘s rating, which got a 1.23 in the 18-49, but up from last week’s 3.494 million viewers. Talking Dead returned this week with a special Coronavirus edition. It got a 0.46 in the 18-49 demographic with 1.486 million, up from the last time it was on, S10E11, when it got a 0.32 in the 18-49 with 1.322 million. The charts are below. We could use your help in collecting feedback! Lately. it’s been difficult collecting the feedback, and we could use your help. The bulk of feedback comes in on Tuesdays; we have limited availability on Tuesdays. We

Kyle and Mark talk through The Walking Dead, Season 10 Episode 13, titled What We Become, and Brian joins us near the end of the episode. This episode was written by Vivian Tse and directed by Sharat Raja. Michonne arrives at Virgil's base and not everything is as expected.

Talking Through What We Become For episode 112 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Mark, and, for the last part of it, Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 10 Episode 13 titled What We Become. This episode was written by Vivian Tse and directed by Sharat Raju. Virgil lippin’ and Michonne trippin’ into some drugged induced flashbacks! We had a lot of callbacks, some weak sauce in Virgil’s a.k.a. Morgan character, and some far-reaching plot devices to push our katana-wielding heroine into the great unknown. Not to say it was a bad episode. We did enjoy it for the most part. Overall just a disappointing sendoff for Michonne. It’s always a joy to see flashbacks.. or in this episode.. drug-induced hallucinations, of some of our favorite characters and epic scenes of seasons past. So with that, heat the kettle. Make a big o’ cup of Jimsonweed and let’s step headfirst into the rabbit hole. Send in your feedback! Please leave your feedback for the next episode, S10E14, titled Look at the Flowers, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, March 31, 2020. If you have any feedback on this episode, What We Become, send that in, too! One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. You can also send us an email to walkingdead@talkthroughmedia.com or call our new voicemail at 216-232-6146. Viewers are UP!!! Ratings are steady… After the increase in ratings last week, ratings for S10E13 What We Become are steady and up from last week’s increase. It got a 1.21 in the 18-49 demographic, with 3.662 million viewers. This is slightly down from last week‘s rating, which got a 1.23 in the 18-49, but up from last week’s 3.494 million viewers. Talking Dead returned this week with a special Coronavirus edition. It got a 0.46 in the 18-49 demographic with 1.486 million, up from the last time it was on, S10E11, when it got a 0.32 in the 18-49 with 1.322 million. The charts are below. We could use your help in collecting feedback! Lately. it’s been difficult collecting the feedback, and we could use your help. The bulk of feedback comes in on Tuesdays; we have limited availability on Tuesdays. We have to grab it from the vari

Kyle and Mark talk through The Walking Dead, Season 10 Episode 13, titled What We Become, and Brian joins us near the end of the episode. This episode was written by Vivian Tse and directed by Sharat Raja. Michonne arrives at Virgil's base and not everything is as expected.

Brian and Mark talk through a detailed analysis of the season 10 premiere of The Walking Dead, Season 10 Episode 1, titled Lines We Cross. This episode was written by Angela Kang and directed by Greg Nicotero. Since AMC Premiere made the season premiere available a week early, we did a first impressions episode that was released Sunday night. Here's a more detailed analysis of the season premiere with your feedback.

Talking Through Lines We Cross We have finally made it to episode 100 of The Walking Dead Talk Through! It seems like it took forever… Well, it took us five years! Thank you, listeners, for all of your enthusiasm and support! We did the first time ever first impressions episode earlier this week, and this time, Mark and I talk through a more detailed analysis of The Walking Dead Season 10 Episode 1, titled Lines We Cross. This episode was written by showrunner Angela Kang, and directed by executive producer Greg Nicotero. Kyle will not be covering the show this season but may appear from time to time. He is behind the scenes this episode, editing (though you may hear that I was going to edit it). A final blast from Fear the Walking Dead… We got a couple of extended pieces of feedback about Fear the Walking Dead’s season finale, S5E16, titled End of the Line from Aaron and Cutter, who also talks about how we have too many characters on both shows and gives us proof! Our more detailed discussion of the season premiere begins 32 minutes and 6 seconds into the episode. Cards are back… We get a return to the use of cards in the episode, with white block text on a black screen. AMC Premiere has a video of the table read for the episode. It was interesting to see how the episode changed from the table read and who wasn’t there. We had: Training Day – There was no Luke and Jules scene during the table read; Dan Fogler wasn’t there during the table read. My guess is that the decision to add that scene was because of something that happens later in the season, and the decision to lengthen this to six acts instead of five.Skin – Called “Stories We Tell” in the table read. Skin is much better, in my opinion. I don’t remember hearing the Highwaymen during the episode? Michonne elaborates on the Rick comment, where she didn’t in the final episode and stops short. Antony Azor wasn’t there during the table read. Callan McAuliffe read RJ’s parts in the table read, and it’s pretty funny.Bird Wisdom – Called “Certain Uncertainty” during the table read. This one had no Negan and Gabriel scene during the table read. I think that the Negan and Lydia scene was expanded but I can’t say for sure. Jeffrey Dean Morgan wasn’t at the table read, and his scenes were read by Ryan Hurst.Sea Dogs – This was called “Daryl and Carol” in the table read. Angel Theory wasn’t there during the table read; Eleanor Matsuura read her pieces. I got a kick out of Norman Reedus’ reaction to some of the lines.New Mexico – There was no card for this one. They split the Daryl and Carol scene into two acts. The original script only had five acts.Lines We Cross – This was called “Where There’s Smoke” in the table read. This act was pretty similar to the table read.Embers – Luke’s lines were read by Avi Nash. He doesn’t call him “Eugenius” in the table read. That was a great addition to the script and it was a lot funnier in the episode. So, are we over-enthusiastic? We are curious about what people who hadn’t been watching Fear think about this season premiere. Did you think it was as good as we thought i

Brian and Mark talk through a detailed analysis of the season 10 premiere of The Walking Dead, Season 10 Episode 1, titled Lines We Cross. This episode was written by Angela Kang and directed by Greg Nicotero. Since AMC Premiere made the season premiere available a week early, we did a first impressions episode that was released Sunday night. Here's a more detailed analysis of the season premiere with your feedback.

Talking Through Lines We Cross We have finally made it to episode 100 of The Walking Dead Talk Through! It seems like it took forever… Well, it took us five years! Thank you, listeners, for all of your enthusiasm and support! We did the first time ever first impressions episode earlier this week, and this time, Mark and I talk through a more detailed analysis of The Walking Dead Season 10 Episode 1, titled Lines We Cross. This episode was written by showrunner Angela Kang, and directed by executive producer Greg Nicotero. Kyle will not be covering the show this season but may appear from time to time. He is behind the scenes this episode, editing (though you may hear that I was going to edit it). A final blast from Fear the Walking Dead… We got a couple of extended pieces of feedback about Fear the Walking Dead’s season finale, S5E16, titled End of the Line from Aaron and Cutter, who also talks about how we have too many characters on both shows and gives us proof! Our more detailed discussion of the season premiere begins 32 minutes and 6 seconds into the episode. Cards are back… We get a return to the use of cards in the episode, with white block text on a black screen. AMC Premiere has a video of the table read for the episode. It was interesting to see how the episode changed from the table read and who wasn’t there. We had: Training Day – There was no Luke and Jules scene during the table read; Dan Fogler wasn’t there during the table read. My guess is that the decision to add that scene was because of something that happens later in the season, and the decision to lengthen this to six acts instead of five.Skin – Called “Stories We Tell” in the table read. Skin is much better, in my opinion. I don’t remember hearing the Highwaymen during the episode? Michonne elaborates on the Rick comment, where she didn’t in the final episode and stops short. Antony Azor wasn’t there during the table read. Callan McAuliffe read RJ’s parts in the table read, and it’s pretty funny.Bird Wisdom – Called “Certain Uncertainty” during the table read. This one had no Negan and Gabriel scene during the table read. I think that the Negan and Lydia scene was expanded but I can’t say for sure. Jeffrey Dean Morgan wasn’t at the table read, and his scenes were read by Ryan Hurst.Sea Dogs – This was called “Daryl and Carol” in the table read. Angel Theory wasn’t there during the table read; Eleanor Matsuura read her pieces. I got a kick out of Norman Reedus’ reaction to some of the lines.New Mexico – There was no card for this one. They split the Daryl and Carol scene into two acts. The original script only had five acts.Lines We Cross – This was called “Where There’s Smoke” in the table read. This act was pretty similar to the table read.Embers – Luke’s lines were read by Avi Nash. He doesn’t call him “Eugenius” in the table read. That was a great addition to the script and it was a lot funnier in the episode. So, are we over-enthusiastic? We are curious about what people who hadn’t been watching Fear think about this season premiere. Did you think it was as good as we thought i

Our First Impressions of Lines We Cross We mentioned last time we had something special planned for episode 99 of The Walking Dead Talk Through! Mark, Kyle (who you know if you listen to us on Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through) and I do something we’ve never done before! We give our first impressions of the season premiere of The Walking Dead, titled Lines We Cross, on the night of the premiere! Season 10 Episode 1 was written by showrunner Angela Kang, and directed by executive producer Greg Nicotero. Because of AMC Premiere, we’re doing something new! AMC Premiere made The Walking Dead season premiere available a week ahead of its airing on AMC. Because of that, we were all able to watch the season premiere several days early! We’ve never done a “first impressions” podcast before, so you will have to let us know what you thought of it! Perhaps we will make it a more regular thing if there’s a demand for it, though I’m not promising! Next time, we will do a more detailed analysis of Lines We Cross! Unlike most episodes, your feedback is NOT a part of this episode, but we will be doing our regular episode for TWDTT 100 with a more detailed analysis of S10E1 Lines We Cross that will be released on the feed later this week, with all of your feedback like you have come to expect. Our first impressions? We have been very critical of Fear the Walking Dead this season. We enjoyed certain aspects of the show, but it missed more often than it hit. Lines We Cross did not leave us with that same feeling. Our first impressions, after we each watched it only once, was that it was great. It’s not the best season premiere ever, but it set up the season well, and it did not have any of the little annoying things Fear had all season long. And I certainly enjoyed it a LOT more than I did the last season finale! Send in your feedback! Please leave your feedback! You may still be able to get in your feedback on time for the season premiere if you get it in by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, October 8, 2019. One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. You can also send us an email at our new email: walkingdead@talkthroughmedia.com or call our new voicemail at 216-232-6146. We could use your help in collecting feedback! Lately. it’s been difficult collecting the feedback, and we could use your help. Our availability is limited for each of us on Tuesdays when the bulk of the feedback comes in. We have to grab it from the various sources, including the Facebook group, the feedback form, email, and voice mail; put it into a Google doc; separate it into the appropriate sections of the podcast: Ratings, sauces, and feedback; and then fix things like spelling mistakes, grammar, and format, and then divide it by who will read it. If you are available most Tuesdays that we have an episode to record and want to help the podcast out, please drop us a line, either using the

Brian, Mark, and Kyle give their first impressions of the season 10 premiere of The Walking Dead, Season 10 Episode 1, titled Lines We Cross. This episode was written by Angela Kang and directed by Greg Nicotero. Since AMC Premiere made the season premiere available a week early, we are able to do a first impressions episode for early release this week. We will do a second episode with a more detailed analysis of the season premiere with your feedback later this week.

Brian, Mark, and Kyle give their first impressions of the season 10 premiere of The Walking Dead, Season 10 Episode 1, titled Lines We Cross. This episode was written by Angela Kang and directed by Greg Nicotero. Since AMC Premiere made the season premiere available a week early, we are able to do a first impressions episode for early release this week. We will do a second episode with a more detailed analysis of the season premiere with your feedback later this week.

Explore The Walking Dead season 10 episode 1 along with Tameche and Tracey. The co-hosts are back with a podcast episode dedicated to season 10 premiere of The Walking Dead. Greg Nicotero directs the season opener titled ‘Lines We Cross’. The episode gives viewers a peek into the lives of our favorite survivors after the […] The post ‘The Walking Dead’: Tameche and Tracey discuss S10E1 ‘Lines We Cross’ appeared first on So Many Shows!.

Our First Impressions of Lines We Cross We mentioned last time we had something special planned for episode 99 of The Walking Dead Talk Through! Mark, Kyle (who you know if you listen to us on Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through) and I do something we’ve never done before! We give our first impressions of the season premiere of The Walking Dead, titled Lines We Cross, on the night of the premiere! Season 10 Episode 1 was written by showrunner Angela Kang, and directed by executive producer Greg Nicotero. Because of AMC Premiere, we’re doing something new! AMC Premiere made The Walking Dead season premiere available a week ahead of its airing on AMC. Because of that, we were all able to watch the season premiere several days early! We’ve never done a “first impressions” podcast before, so you will have to let us know what you thought of it! Perhaps we will make it a more regular thing if there’s a demand for it, though I’m not promising! Next time, we will do a more detailed analysis of Lines We Cross! Unlike most episodes, your feedback is NOT a part of this episode, but we will be doing our regular episode for TWDTT 100 with a more detailed analysis of S10E1 Lines We Cross that will be released on the feed later this week, with all of your feedback like you have come to expect. Our first impressions? We have been very critical of Fear the Walking Dead this season. We enjoyed certain aspects of the show, but it missed more often than it hit. Lines We Cross did not leave us with that same feeling. Our first impressions, after we each watched it only once, was that it was great. It’s not the best season premiere ever, but it set up the season well, and it did not have any of the little annoying things Fear had all season long. And I certainly enjoyed it a LOT more than I did the last season finale! Send in your feedback! Please leave your feedback! You may still be able to get in your feedback on time for the season premiere if you get it in by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, October 8, 2019. One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. You can also send us an email at our new email: walkingdead@talkthroughmedia.com or call our new voicemail at 216-232-6146. We could use your help in collecting feedback! Lately. it’s been difficult collecting the feedback, and we could use your help. Our availability is limited for each of us on Tuesdays when the bulk of the feedback comes in. We have to grab it from the various sources, including the Facebook group, the feedback form, email, and voice mail; put it into a Google doc; separate it into the appropriate sections of the podcast: Ratings, sauces, and feedback; and then fix things like spelling mistakes, grammar, and format, and then divide it by who will read it. If you are available most Tuesdays that we have an episode to record and want to help the podcast out, please drop us a line, either using the

Just a little News and chit-chat before the #Midseason Premiere Opening Music: GentleBruce (SoundCloud: @user-425767516) * ‘The Walking Dead’ & ‘#StrangerThings’ Named Most In-Demand Series In the World https://deadline.com/2019/01/the-walking-dead-stranger-things-in-demand-tv-show-parrot-analytics-1202539848/ * The Walking Dead fans raise money for #charity to honor #DanaiGurira https://undeadwalking.com/2019/02/01/walking-dead-fans-raise-money-charity-honor-danai-gurira/ * #ZombieApocalypse is a #bipartisan issue — on TVs across the U.S., at least https://www.salon.com/2019/02/06/zombie-apocalypse-is-a-bipartisan-issue-on-tvs-across-the-u-s-at-least/ * #NormanReedus, #GregNicotero to appear on #TalkingDead midseason premiere https://undeadwalking.com/2019/02/02/norman-reedus-greg-nicotero-appear-talking-dead-premiere/ * The Walking Dead renewed for #TWDSeason10 at AMC https://netflixlife.com/2019/02/05/the-walking-dead-renewed-for-season-10-amc/ * The Voice Cast for #RobertKirkman's Invincible Is Unbelievable https://io9.gizmodo.com/the-voice-cast-for-robert-kirkmans-invincible-is-unbeli-1832238388 * #SAGAwards remember #ScottWilson of #AMC’s The Walking Dead https://undeadwalking.com/2019/01/28/sag-awards-walking-dead-scott-wilson/ * #OverkillsTheWalkingDead developer says they 'knew it was going to tank' https://www.pcgamer.com/one-overkills-the-walking-dead-developer-says-they-knew-it-was-going-to-tank/ * 'The Walking Dead' star #LaurenCohan reveals early talks for a #MaggieRhee spinoff https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/the-walking-dead-star-lauren-cohan-reveals-early-talks-for-a-maggie-spinoff * Judge Won't Kill #Lawsuit Claiming AMC's 'Fear the Walking Dead' Ripped Off Comic Book https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/judge-wont-kill-lawsuit-claiming-fear-walking-dead-ripped-comic-book-1181866 * Looks Like Walking Dead’s #TomPayne Wants In On #TheSuicideSquad https://www.cinemablend.com/news/2466249/looks-like-walking-deads-tom-payne-wants-in-on-the-suicide-squad * The Walking Dead Season 9 spoilers: #JudithGrimes' future REVEALED? https://www.express.co.uk/showbiz/tv-radio/1082985/The-Walking-Dead-season-9-spoilers-Judith-Grimes-future-revealed-yumiko-HBO * Michelle asks when #TheWhisperers arc is going to be resolved * ...and the difference in storytelling between TWD and FearTWD * WTF_Nyssa: Will #TWDAlpha keep her head on longer? * ...the better question: will #TWDBeta stay alive, longer, than in the #comic? * The romantic involvement of #Negan & Alpha * ...#Comicbook Negan vs #TV Negan * Will #DarylDixon go undercover with The Whisperers? ...or intimacy with Alpha? * ...probably not, but Daryl is a wildcard beause of #RickGrimes & #CarlGrimes being gone and #LoveTriangles * Your opinion of our predication that #TWDHenry's head might be on a pike? Would you be sad to see him go? * ...what about #TWDJerry? #Ekekiel * Is there a world where having either Daryl or #CarolPeletier dying makes sense? * ...maybe Carol taking #KingEzekiel's place on the pike? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/squawkingdead/message

This week listen as the English duo of Sam and Stephan discuss all things happening in episode six of season nine, the first of the post Rick Grimes era. Listen as we discuss the new people, Michonne and child, Judith Grimes, Negan the maths teacher and much much more. We hope you enjoy!

This week on the podcast Jason and I recap the first episode in the new “Judith Grimes” era! Tune in for our thoughts on season 9 episode 6 “Who Are You Now?”. — Please send us your comments, thoughts and feedback. Email us at talkingdeadpodcast@gmail.com, or post comments below. You can follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/talkingdead,...

On episode 87 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark's co-host on Panels to Pixels and frequent contributor Steve Brown joins us, as we talk through The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 5, titled What Comes After. This episode marks Rick's final episode on The Walking Dead, but how that went down took a sharp left turn from what we had expected. into some of what we might have hoped, and, after all the dust cleared and the announcements were made, something we didn't expect.

Talking Through What Comes After!!! On this (longest ever) episode 87 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I are joined by Mark’s co-host on Panels to Pixels, Steve, as we talk through The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 5, which is titled What Comes After. The teleplay was written by co-executive producer Matthew Negrete, based on a story by TWD Chief Creative Officer Scott M. Gimple & Matthew Negrete, and directed by executive producer Greg Nicotero. We all loved this episode, though we also admit that it has some faults. SPOILER ALERT!!! SPOILER ALERT!!! The rest of this blog post requires a SPOILER WARNING!!! If you haven’t watched this week’s episode, then you probably should stop now. Visitations from departed friends… and one soon to be A good portion of this episode is seen in hallucinations. Thankfully, we see three people he needs to see. The scene with Shane was priceless. Jon Bernthal was so good in this show in the first two seasons, and seeing Rick and Shane together again, even if only for a short minute, was great. The next hallucination was Hershel, played by the late Scott Wilson. This one really made me cry, both in the joy of seeing Hershel again, and sorrow over Scott Wilson’s recent passing in real life. The third was Sasha. You could argue that Sasha’s character was the only one that probably wasn’t the first choice, but seeing Sonequa Martin-Green’s character again probably hit me the hardest of all. I think that was mostly due to me being attached to because of her portrayal of Michael Burnham on Star Trek: Discovery. One could argue that one should have been Glenn, Abraham, or even Carl, but I think Sasha worked nonetheless. The last vision is with Michonne. I said soon to be, not because she is leaving, too, but because Rick is leaving, and Michonne will lose her partner. Maggie vs. Negan!!! Maggie reaches Alexandria, intent on killing Negan, but Michonne stops her. I thought this would be a standoff between them, but Maggie ultimately convinces Michonne to let her see Negan, despite knowing what would probably happen as a result. Maggie ultimately decides not to kill him, as that would give him the release he does not deserve. How is he not dead? Rick was bleeding throughout the episode, yet does not succumb to his injuries. The bridge explodes, and it seems that Rick somehow escapes without a scratch? How did that happen? He somehow survives both his rebar injury and the explosion and is taken via helicopter to who knows where. These helicopter people!!! We still don’t know what an A or a B is, but we do know that Rick is a B. I guess we may not know more until the first TWD movie comes out. Walking Dead: The Next Generation? In the final scene, we see that there’s been another time jump, as a new group of survivors being surrounded by walkers, only to be rescued by the 10-year-old Judith Grimes! This looks interesting, and we’ll see where the story goes from here! As expected, ratings are up… As you can see from these rating and viewer charts, created by me, you’ll see that ratings were up again, with 2.07 in the 18-49 demographic, slightly above the 1.95 from last week, and 5.414 million viewers, slightly up from 5.095 million last week. What ratings will do after this episode is anyone’s guess. They could go up again, or take another nosedive. Only time will tell.

On episode 87 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark's co-host on Panels to Pixels and frequent contributor Steve Brown joins us, as we talk through The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 5, titled What Comes After. This episode marks Rick's final episode on The Walking Dead, but how that went down took a sharp left turn from what we had expected. into some of what we might have hoped, and, after all the dust cleared and the announcements were made, something we didn't expect.

Talking Through What Comes After!!! On this (longest ever) episode 87 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I are joined by Mark’s co-host on Panels to Pixels, Steve, as we talk through The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 5, which is titled What Comes After. The teleplay was written by co-executive producer Matthew Negrete, based on a story by TWD Chief Creative Officer Scott M. Gimple & Matthew Negrete, and directed by executive producer Greg Nicotero. We all loved this episode, though we also admit that it has some faults. SPOILER ALERT!!! SPOILER ALERT!!! The rest of this blog post requires a SPOILER WARNING!!! If you haven’t watched this week’s episode, then you probably should stop now. Visitations from departed friends… and one soon to be A good portion of this episode is seen in hallucinations. Thankfully, we see three people he needs to see. The scene with Shane was priceless. Jon Bernthal was so good in this show in the first two seasons, and seeing Rick and Shane together again, even if only for a short minute, was great. The next hallucination was Hershel, played by the late Scott Wilson. This one really made me cry, both in the joy of seeing Hershel again, and sorrow over Scott Wilson’s recent passing in real life. The third was Sasha. You could argue that Sasha’s character was the only one that probably wasn’t the first choice, but seeing Sonequa Martin-Green’s character again probably hit me the hardest of all. I think that was mostly due to me being attached to because of her portrayal of Michael Burnham on Star Trek: Discovery. One could argue that one should have been Glenn, Abraham, or even Carl, but I think Sasha worked nonetheless. The last vision is with Michonne. I said soon to be, not because she is leaving, too, but because Rick is leaving, and Michonne will lose her partner. Maggie vs. Negan!!! Maggie reaches Alexandria, intent on killing Negan, but Michonne stops her. I thought this would be a standoff between them, but Maggie ultimately convinces Michonne to let her see Negan, despite knowing what would probably happen as a result. Maggie ultimately decides not to kill him, as that would give him the release he does not deserve. How is he not dead? Rick was bleeding throughout the episode, yet does not succumb to his injuries. The bridge explodes, and it seems that Rick somehow escapes without a scratch? How did that happen? He somehow survives both his rebar injury and the explosion and is taken via helicopter to who knows where. These helicopter people!!! We still don’t know what an A or a B is, but we do know that Rick is a B. I guess we may not know more until the first TWD movie comes out. Walking Dead: The Next Generation? In the final scene, we see that there’s been another time jump, as a new group of survivors being surrounded by walkers, only to be rescued by the 10-year-old Judith Grimes! This looks interesting, and we’ll see where the story goes from here! As expected, ratings are up… As you can see from these rating and viewer charts, created by me, you’ll see that ratings were up again, with 2.07 in the 18-49 demographic, slightly above the 1.95 from last week, and 5.414 million viewers, slightly up from 5.095 million last week. What ratings will do after this episode is anyone’s guess. They could go up again, or take another nosedive. Only time will tell.

Bienvenidos al capítulo con más spoilers en la historia de la Banda del Cómic. Junto a invitados de lujo, analizamos la despedida que tuvo el personaje interpretado por Andrew Lincoln, el anuncio de sus películas, los cómics y la genial Judith Grimes. ¿Eres #TeamMaggie o TeamRick? En este episodio, cargado de canciones que han marcado a The Walking Dead, también polemizamos sobre el futuro de la serie, los ‘susurradores’ que llegan para alterarlo todo y el enigmático helicóptero. ¡No te hagas el zombi, escucha la Banda del Cómic!

  Welp. We’re a little all over the place and ramble-y in this week’s episode because: what? The end came and went. And we aren’t too sure how we feel about it. Maybe a little like some dynamite that’s been randomly abandoned on a bridge just waiting for Rick Grimes to light up our lives. But with the end of this episode of The Walking Dead came the reveal that Andrew Lincoln will reprise his role as Rick Grimes in three made for tv movies about what comes after for him. So…is it possible there will be new life for Rick Grimes AND Two Dead Chicks? Time will tell.   Andy Lincoln and Danai Gurira give standout performances, naturally. We also had guest appearance by the late Scott Wilson, Sonequa Martin-Green, and our own personal Magic Mike, Jon Bernthal. Oh, and did y’all know that was Maggie’s last episode too? We end the episode to see our little asskicker Judith Grimes is all grown up and using her full government name just like her daddy. We’ll see y’all in six years/next week.   Subscribe to get the newest episodes: Apple | Stitcher | Google Podcasts | Spotify | search "Two Dead Chicks" wherever you get your podcasts!   Support: Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! Recommend or favorite us using Overcast, Pocket Casts or the podcast app of your choice! Tell your friends! Tweet/post using our hashtag: #TDCPod   Socials: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Tumblr   Special thanks to Eden Burning for providing our music, “Glitter Girl.” Check them out at Reverb Nation

On episode number 78 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 14 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Still Gotta Mean Something. This was another great episode, as it seems all of the second half have been so far!

Talking Through Still Gotta Mean Something On this episode number 78 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 14 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Still Gotta Mean Something. This episode was written by Eddie Guzelian, and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis. Action and Heart! This was another great episode. This had action, but it also had character moments. You KNOW what it is!!! Don’t you??? Morgan is haunted by those words again, from the ghost of troubled kid Henry… except that Henry wasn’t dead after all. He went out there to kill those Savior escapees. Boy, that Jared death was both gruesome, and satisfying! If any character deserved to die, it was Jared. Hero Carol! Carol, after going her separate ways with Morgan, finds Henry, under a tree that looked suspiciously just like the tree Sophia was supposed to hide underway back in Season 2. It was the same tree, by the way, in real life, though they are far away from the suburban Atlanta that the characters were back then. What if Carol found Sophia back then? She definitely was a different character in Season 2. I thought that was a good tie in, as we see other tie-ins to past episodes and seasons elsewhere in this episode. Carol is a lot of things but a coward is not one of them. Read the darn letter, Rick!!! Rick, on the other hand, uses the words of Alden, and things he’s said back in S2E8 Nebraska, S4E8 Too Far Gone, and S7E3 Monsters, to entice the Savior escapees to return with them to The Hilltop, but he had other plans. It seems that several of them are lured in, help Rick and Morgan escape, and one of them even kills a walker that was about to get Rick. By the way, I forgot to mention it on the podcast, but I noticed one of the escapees actually called them walkers, so I think they were genuinely interested in coming back to The Hilltop. However, Rick was lying the whole time, and never intended on doing anything but killing them. I know Carl had other ideas, and really, this is the first time in a long while where I had to question Rick’s intentions. More on that below. Rick gives the hatchet to the guy that saved him just seconds before. I thought the moment after, when Rick asked Morgan why he saved him back in King County, was a little forced and didn’t seem like something the characters would have discussed at that time, had Morgan been staying on TWD. I understood why it was there, but would have appreciated a more natural scene for it. Jadis and Negan, sitting in a dump… The scenes with Jadis during and after the massacre were very interesting, but I had an issue with that slip. That didn’t look like it would fit under that coat, plus she had pants on! I don’t know why it was important to have her in that slip… though it shows off Pollyanna McIntosh. Judging her by her appearance on Talking Dead really cleans up well. Really well. I find myself actually CARING for her now, and she was a character I couldn’t stand just a few short weeks ago. Damn you, writers!!! What was more interesting was the interaction between Jadis and Negan. Negan, strangely, felt more human in this episode than Rick did. The lines have finally blurred some for me. I don’t appreciate how he’s shaped the world according to HIS plan, but he actually shows genuine concern for Jadis, though he spoils it some by saying she can have it all back. When you talk about people being a resource, you disassociate them from who they really are: People. You treat them as things you can exploit, as tools, and not as individuals. This hits home for me, given the recent issues I have been dealing with outside from this podcast. The Helicopter… We see the helicopter again, without any explanation as far as who’s it is and w

On episode number 78 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 14 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Still Gotta Mean Something. This was another great episode, as it seems all of the second half have been so far!

Talking Through Still Gotta Mean Something On this episode number 78 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 14 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Still Gotta Mean Something. This episode was written by Eddie Guzelian, and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis. Action and Heart! This was another great episode. This had action, but it also had character moments. You KNOW what it is!!! Don’t you??? Morgan is haunted by those words again, from the ghost of troubled kid Henry… except that Henry wasn’t dead after all. He went out there to kill those Savior escapees. Boy, that Jared death was both gruesome, and satisfying! If any character deserved to die, it was Jared. Hero Carol! Carol, after going her separate ways with Morgan, finds Henry, under a tree that looked suspiciously just like the tree Sophia was supposed to hide underway back in Season 2. It was the same tree, by the way, in real life, though they are far away from the suburban Atlanta that the characters were back then. What if Carol found Sophia back then? She definitely was a different character in Season 2. I thought that was a good tie in, as we see other tie-ins to past episodes and seasons elsewhere in this episode. Carol is a lot of things but a coward is not one of them. Read the darn letter, Rick!!! Rick, on the other hand, uses the words of Alden, and things he’s said back in S2E8 Nebraska, S4E8 Too Far Gone, and S7E3 Monsters, to entice the Savior escapees to return with them to The Hilltop, but he had other plans. It seems that several of them are lured in, help Rick and Morgan escape, and one of them even kills a walker that was about to get Rick. By the way, I forgot to mention it on the podcast, but I noticed one of the escapees actually called them walkers, so I think they were genuinely interested in coming back to The Hilltop. However, Rick was lying the whole time, and never intended on doing anything but killing them. I know Carl had other ideas, and really, this is the first time in a long while where I had to question Rick’s intentions. More on that below. Rick gives the hatchet to the guy that saved him just seconds before. I thought the moment after, when Rick asked Morgan why he saved him back in King County, was a little forced and didn’t seem like something the characters would have discussed at that time, had Morgan been staying on TWD. I understood why it was there, but would have appreciated a more natural scene for it. Jadis and Negan, sitting in a dump… The scenes with Jadis during and after the massacre were very interesting, but I had an issue with that slip. That didn’t look like it would fit under that coat, plus she had pants on! I don’t know why it was important to have her in that slip… though it shows off Pollyanna McIntosh. Judging her by her appearance on Talking Dead really cleans up well. Really well. I find myself actually CARING for her now, and she was a character I couldn’t stand just a few short weeks ago. Damn you, writers!!! What was more interesting was the interaction between Jadis and Negan. Negan, strangely, felt more human in this episode than Rick did. The lines have finally blurred some for me. I don’t appreciate how he’s shaped the world according to HIS plan, but he actually shows genuine concern for Jadis, though he spoils it some by saying she can have it all back. When you talk about people being a resource, you disassociate them from who they really are: People. You treat them as things you can exploit, as tools, and not as individuals. This hits home for me, given the recent issues I have been dealing with outside from this podcast. The Helicopter… We see the helicopter again, without any explanation as far as who’s it is and w

On episode number 77 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 13 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Do Not Send Us Astray. There is a big, exciting battle at The Hilltop! For the most part, our heroes win.

On episode number 77 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 13 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Do Not Send Us Astray. There is a big, exciting battle at The Hilltop! For the most part, our heroes win.

Talking Through Do Not Send Us Astray On this episode number 77 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 13 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Do Not Send Us Astray. This episode was written by co-executive producers Angela Kang and Matthew Negrete, and directed by Jeffrey F. January. As you may know, Kang will be taking over as showrunner for The Walking Dead next season. Action! This episode gives us some great action, in what I called the best Act 1 ever! I loved it, and this, by far, made me love the episode. Poor Tobin… Unfortunately, things go wrong after that. The Saviors use some shady tactics to taint the weapons according to Negan’s plan, even though he wasn’t in the episode. After the battle, people turn. One of them is long-time Alexandria resident and former boyfriend to Carol, Tobin. I am sad to see Tobin, but I will say that he made a SCARY walker!!! He’s so big that his size overpowered people, and fresh zombies are much more scary, in general than ones that have been around since the start and are falling apart. Stay out of trouble, Carl… I mean, Henry!!! That kid… Why oh why would he open the gate? He was told that Gavin killed his brother Ben, but I guess he couldn’t accept that. Jerkface Jared and most of the other imprisoned Saviors, along with Gregory, escape, and Henry is nowhere to be found. That darn kid!!! You KNOW what it is!!! Don’t you??? I couldn’t write this blog post without addressing the dead Gavin haunting Morgan. I have probably said this 50 times since then!!! So, what is it? I speculated that “you were supposed to” goes back to Morgan not killing his wife Jenny and zombie Jenny killing his son Duane. Could “you know what it is” be Morgan’s cowardice? Do you have any thoughts? Retcon!!! We have to address the success of the Negan tactic because it doesn’t match what we have seen before. Since this is a tactic that comes from the comic, we know that it also succeeded there, so what do we make of this? Do we accept it? Well, yes, but not without some concerns. I suggested on the podcast that this restores the INTENTION to make the zombie guts infectious that comes from the comic, but since we have seen several times where bloody knives have cut our heroes, and they’ve worn the guts both on this show and Fear, to no effect. What happened to Gabriel earlier this season, and this event changes how tainted weapons affect people. To me, this could have EASILY been handled!!! A simple line from one of our people would have made it a lot less problematic, like, “This never happened before. You were cut with that knife and you didn’t die. Why now?” See what I mean??? Wouldn’t that have made all the difference? Instead, they ignore it. I worry that we’re going to keep seeing things like this come up when Angela Kang takes over in Season 9. It’s the little details that mean everything!!! Ratings were up! Do Not Send Us Astray got a 2.95 in the 18-49 demographic, with 6.774 million viewers. This is up from 2.83 and 6.663 million viewers last week.

Talking Through Do Not Send Us Astray On this episode number 77 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 13 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Do Not Send Us Astray. This episode was written by co-executive producers Angela Kang and Matthew Negrete, and directed by Jeffrey F. January. As you may know, Kang will be taking over as showrunner for The Walking Dead next season. Action! This episode gives us some great action, in what I called the best Act 1 ever! I loved it, and this, by far, made me love the episode. Poor Tobin… Unfortunately, things go wrong after that. The Saviors use some shady tactics to taint the weapons according to Negan’s plan, even though he wasn’t in the episode. After the battle, people turn. One of them is long-time Alexandria resident and former boyfriend to Carol, Tobin. I am sad to see Tobin, but I will say that he made a SCARY walker!!! He’s so big that his size overpowered people, and fresh zombies are much more scary, in general than ones that have been around since the start and are falling apart. Stay out of trouble, Carl… I mean, Henry!!! That kid… Why oh why would he open the gate? He was told that Gavin killed his brother Ben, but I guess he couldn’t accept that. Jerkface Jared and most of the other imprisoned Saviors, along with Gregory, escape, and Henry is nowhere to be found. That darn kid!!! You KNOW what it is!!! Don’t you??? I couldn’t write this blog post without addressing the dead Gavin haunting Morgan. I have probably said this 50 times since then!!! So, what is it? I speculated that “you were supposed to” goes back to Morgan not killing his wife Jenny and zombie Jenny killing his son Duane. Could “you know what it is” be Morgan’s cowardice? Do you have any thoughts? Retcon!!! We have to address the success of the Negan tactic because it doesn’t match what we have seen before. Since this is a tactic that comes from the comic, we know that it also succeeded there, so what do we make of this? Do we accept it? Well, yes, but not without some concerns. I suggested on the podcast that this restores the INTENTION to make the zombie guts infectious that comes from the comic, but since we have seen several times where bloody knives have cut our heroes, and they’ve worn the guts both on this show and Fear, to no effect. What happened to Gabriel earlier this season, and this event changes how tainted weapons affect people. To me, this could have EASILY been handled!!! A simple line from one of our people would have made it a lot less problematic, like, “This never happened before. You were cut with that knife and you didn’t die. Why now?” See what I mean??? Wouldn’t that have made all the difference? Instead, they ignore it. I worry that we’re going to keep seeing things like this come up when Angela Kang takes over in Season 9. It’s the little details that mean everything!!! Ratings were up! Do Not Send Us Astray got a 2.95 in the 18-49 demographic, with 6.774 million viewers. This is up from 2.83 and 6.663 million viewers last week.

Talking Through The Key On this episode number 76 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 12 of The Walking Dead, which is titled The Key. This episode was written by co-executive producers Channing Powell and Corey Reed, and directed by executive producer Greg Nicotero. Car chase! This episode brings us something seldom used on TWD but a staple for action movies, a good old-fashioned car chase! Rick went after Negan and nearly got him. What ensues is part action, part dialog, and part predictable story. Yeah, in episode 12, we knew that neither Rick nor Negan would die or get seriously hurt in this confrontation, but it was entertaining and tense. Simon and Dwight You would normally expect Simon to search for Negan but he doesn’t. Simon tries to feel out Dwight. Dwight doesn’t realize until the end that the prospect of The Saviors led by Simon may be far worse than Negan. Georgie and the Mystery Machine!!! Georgie, Hilda, and Madge. At first, I thought they were from Oceanside. This encounter and the information it brought was definitely not expected, but I suspect this will set us up for Season 9 or 10, and a possible time jump. Ratings are up a bit The Key got a 2.83 in the 18-49 demographic, with 6.663 million viewers. This is up from 2.80 and 6.604 million viewers last week. Tuesday Deadline For S8E13, titled Do Not Send Us Astray, please leave your feedback by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, March 27th, 2018. Other Fun Stuff Completely Unrelated to The Key! Please remember to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts. Subscribing to us helps us move up in the rankings, so it’ll help us out tremendously! You’ll also get new episodes when they’re released. And while you’re in there, leave us a rating or review! It only takes a few minutes and it also helps us out! And check out our Facebook group! apple podcasts

Talking Through The Key On this episode number 76 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 12 of The Walking Dead, which is titled The Key. This episode was written by co-executive producers Channing Powell and Corey Reed, and directed by executive producer Greg Nicotero. Car chase! This episode brings us something seldom used on TWD but a staple for action movies, a good old-fashioned car chase! Rick went after Negan and nearly got him. What ensues is part action, part dialog, and part predictable story. Yeah, in episode 12, we knew that neither Rick nor Negan would die or get seriously hurt in this confrontation, but it was entertaining and tense. Simon and Dwight You would normally expect Simon to search for Negan but he doesn’t. Simon tries to feel out Dwight. Dwight doesn’t realize until the end that the prospect of The Saviors led by Simon may be far worse than Negan. Georgie and the Mystery Machine!!! Georgie, Hilda, and Madge. At first, I thought they were from Oceanside. This encounter and the information it brought was definitely not expected, but I suspect this will set us up for Season 9 or 10, and a possible time jump. Ratings are up a bit The Key got a 2.83 in the 18-49 demographic, with 6.663 million viewers. This is up from 2.80 and 6.604 million viewers last week. Tuesday Deadline For S8E13, titled Do Not Send Us Astray, please leave your feedback by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, March 27th, 2018. Other Fun Stuff Completely Unrelated to The Key! Please remember to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts. Subscribing to us helps us move up in the rankings, so it’ll help us out tremendously! You’ll also get new episodes when they’re released. And while you're in there, leave us a rating or review! It only takes a few minutes and it also helps us out! And check out our Facebook group! apple podcasts

During episode number 76 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 12 of The Walking Dead, which is titled The Key. A grieving Rick takes his shot at Negan. Rather than go after Negan,

During episode number 76 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 12 of The Walking Dead, which is titled The Key. A grieving Rick takes his shot at Negan. Rather than go after Negan,

Talking Through Dead or Alive Or On this episode of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 11 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Dead or Alive Or. Another doctor bites the dust! We see the journey of Father Gabriel and The Hilltop’s Dr. Carson try to get back to The Hilltop, and though it seemed like God might be guiding them, they not only end up not succeeding, but Carson is killed in a failed attempt to escape. Dr. Carson is the latest in a long line of doctors/medical professionals who have died on The Walking Dead. Jenner, Dr. S (from the prison – I forgot about him during the recording), Hershel, Bob, “Porch Dick”, Denise, Dr. Carson’s brother, and now, Dr. Carson himself. We still have a doctor from The Kingdom we haven’t met, and Siddiq, a former resident, and that means he IS a doctor, and you will hear a rant about that during the episode about several podcasts that got this point wrong this week, so I’m guessing at least one of them won’t survive the season. I felt bad for Gabriel, ending up with Eugene (who is a bit of a jerk this episode). Will he die? Will he get back his eyesight? He just continues to screw things up, though I would have to put this one on Carson, for doing such a dumb thing. As a doctor, he is a most valuable person to have around, yet like Denise, he does such a dumb thing, a lot dumber than Denise did. Tara and Dwight Exactly how much time has passed since the beginning of Season 6? Maggie’s still not showing yet. How long has it been since Dwight killed Denise? I know Tara has every right to be mad at Dwight and not want to work with him, but her behavior is a bit out of character. It also makes her a hypocrite, when you consider that she stood beside The Governor when he killed Hershel. Dwight shows he is working with our group, but then has to go back to Negan. Finally, a tear… I intentionally picked the Enid picture because this was the moment that finally got me to shed a tear for Carl. That was a heartbreaking moment to watch, seeing joy turn into sorrow. Audio Problems improved… I was able to improve on the reverb in this episode, but it’s still not quite up to the sound quality at the old place. I’ll keep working on it. Ratings are down… Dead or Alive Or got a 2.80 in the 18-49 demographic, with 6.604 million viewers, which is down from 2.86 and 6.820 million viewers last week. Going back to Tuesdays Mark and I have decided to go back to Tuesdays for recording since it seems to make it easier for listeners to submit feedback. Therefore, for S8E12 titled

On this episode, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 11 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Dead or Alive Or. We see the journey of Father Gabriel and The Hilltop's Dr. Carson try to get back to The Hilltop and fail. Dr.

On this episode, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 11 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Dead or Alive Or. We see the journey of Father Gabriel and The Hilltop's Dr. Carson try to get back to The Hilltop and fail. Dr.

Talking Through Dead or Alive Or On this episode of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through Season 8, Episode 11 of The Walking Dead, which is titled Dead or Alive Or. Another doctor bites the dust! We see the journey of Father Gabriel and The Hilltop’s Dr. Carson try to get back to The Hilltop, and though it seemed like God might be guiding them, they not only end up not succeeding, but Carson is killed in a failed attempt to escape. Dr. Carson is the latest in a long line of doctors/medical professionals who have died on The Walking Dead. Jenner, Dr. S (from the prison – I forgot about him during the recording), Hershel, Bob, “Porch Dick”, Denise, Dr. Carson’s brother, and now, Dr. Carson himself. We still have a doctor from The Kingdom we haven’t met, and Siddiq, a former resident, and that means he IS a doctor, and you will hear a rant about that during the episode about several podcasts that got this point wrong this week, so I’m guessing at least one of them won’t survive the season. I felt bad for Gabriel, ending up with Eugene (who is a bit of a jerk this episode). Will he die? Will he get back his eyesight? He just continues to screw things up, though I would have to put this one on Carson, for doing such a dumb thing. As a doctor, he is a most valuable person to have around, yet like Denise, he does such a dumb thing, a lot dumber than Denise did. Tara and Dwight Exactly how much time has passed since the beginning of Season 6? Maggie’s still not showing yet. How long has it been since Dwight killed Denise? I know Tara has every right to be mad at Dwight and not want to work with him, but her behavior is a bit out of character. It also makes her a hypocrite, when you consider that she stood beside The Governor when he killed Hershel. Dwight shows he is working with our group, but then has to go back to Negan. Finally, a tear… I intentionally picked the Enid picture because this was the moment that finally got me to shed a tear for Carl. That was a heartbreaking moment to watch, seeing joy turn into sorrow. Audio Problems improved… I was able to improve on the reverb in this episode, but it’s still not quite up to the sound quality at the old place. I’ll keep working on it. Ratings are down… Dead or Alive Or got a 2.80 in the 18-49 demographic, with 6.604 million viewers, which is down from 2.86 and 6.820 million viewers last week. Going back to Tuesdays Mark and I have decided to go back to Tuesdays for recording since it seems to make it easier for listeners to submit feedback. Therefore, for S8E12 titled The Key