Podcast appearances and mentions of scott gimple

Join us LIVE from MultiCon at The PreserveLA as we rally together for Wildfire Recovery in Los Angeles, bringing fans an epic day of panels, guests, and community—all in support of United Way. This star-studded event features legendary creators, iconic voices, and fan-favorite actors, all uniting for a great cause! Get ready for exclusive moments with: Kevin Smith (Clerks, Jay & Silent Bob, Dogma) – diving deep into comic book lore and fan culture. Robert Kirkman (Invincible Season 2, The Walking Dead) – on crafting two of the most influential franchises in TV and comics. Yuri Lowenthal (Spider-Man 2, Ben 10) – sharing behind-the-scenes insights on voicing one of gaming's greatest heroes. Scott Gimple (The Walking Dead Universe), Khary Payton (The Walking Dead, Teen Titans Go!), & Michael Cudlitz (The Walking Dead, Southland) – breaking down the undead legacy. Rob Liefeld (Deadpool, X-Force) – the creator who revolutionized Marvel's anti-heroes. Sean Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy, Gilmore Girls), Daniel Logan (Star Wars: Attack of the Clones), & Vivien Lyra Blair (Obi-Wan Kenobi) – celebrating a galaxy of heroes. Straw Hat Goofy (TikTok's Movie Expert) leading the Animation Nation panel with: Seth Green (Family Guy, Robot Chicken, Austin Powers) Tara Platt (Naruto, Fire Emblem) Yuri Lowenthal (Spider-Man 2 & Ben 10) Isaac Robinson-Smith (Transformers: EarthSpark) Jason Charles Miller (Critical Role), Jason Carl (Vampire: The Masquerade), & Amy Vorpahl (Dimension 20) – guiding the ultimate D&D workshop. The Reel Rejects – Greg Alba, Coy Jandreau, Aaron Alexander, Roxy Striar, Tara Erickson, Andrew Gordon, & John Humphrey – closing out the day with deep dives, hot takes, and plenty of laughs. From The Walking Dead and Spider-Man 2 to Star Wars, Invincible, and everything in between, MultiCon is your all-access pass to the fandoms you love—all while supporting a crucial cause. 0:00 - INTRO & PANEL 1: STORIES OF THE WALKING DEAD with Scott Gimple, Khary Payton, and Michael Cudlits - Moderated by Ben Watts 48:48 - PANEL 2: WONDER WOMEN with Jackie Tohn and Bitsie Tulloch - Moderated by Peri Nemiroff 1:26:22 - PANEL 3: KINGS OF COMICS with Kevin Smith, Rob Liefeld, and Robert Kirkman - Moderated by Coy Jandreau 2:11:06 - PANEL 4: A GALAXY OF GOOD with Sean Gunn, Daniel Logan, and Vivien Lyra Blair - Moderated by Greg Alba 2:51:50 - PANEL 5: VARIETY THROWBACK with Kel Mitchell, KayCee Stroh, Monique Coleman, and Shar Jackson - Moderated by Katcy Stephens 3:24:42 - MICHAEL TESSLER Q&A 3:44:57 - BRENT BUTLER 3:53:00 - PANEL 6: ANIMATION NATION with Seth Green, Tara Platt, Yuri Lowenthal, and Isaac Robinson-Smith - Moderated by Juju Green 4:31:45 - PANEL 7: HOW TO BE AN EFFECTIVE DUNGEON MASTER with Jason Charles Miller, Jason Carl, and Amy Vorpahl - Moderated by Travis Oates 5:09:00 - PANEL 8: THE REEL REJECTS with Greg Alba, Coy Jandreau, Aaron Alexander, Roxy Striar, Tara Erickson, Andrew Gordon, and John Humphrey - Moderated by Michael Tessler Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we chat with Hollywood showrunner Scott Gimple about the battle between YouTube and Netflix.

This week, we interview Hollywood showrunner Scott Gimple in an audio-exclusive interview.

Happy Friday! Our coverage of The Ones Who Live continues this week with our discussion of Episode 5, "Become." We enjoyed the episode and were SHOCKED, but delighted by the return of Father Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) to the TWD universe. We share all of our favorite moments from Richonne's second honeymoon episode - including the big proposal at the end. Candi very graciously fills in a few background gaps for me on the past relationship between Gabriel and Ann/Jadis. And of course we talk about Jadis's final character run and whether or not we understood all of her choices. We close with our wishlist for the finale. In sum, we want cinnamon roll sweetness and will not be here for any bittersweet endings. This is a love story and we want a happy ending for this beloved couple. And a reunion!Support the showFollow the pod on IG, Twitter, and Tumblr.Send longer feedback to morewinepod@gmail.com.Find our full catalog of past episodes at morewinepod.buzzsprout.com.

Jim and A.Ron are back in the world of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. Scott Gimple's fingerprints are all over this new project. Rick now matches his original comic book representation, a new super grain, and flaming hot zombies. Beware those Delts! Send your feedback to twd@baldmove.com! A big thank you to Mysteriana for creating the Watching Dead theme music.  Find all of their music at Mysteriana Bandcamp. Hey there!  Check out https://support.baldmove.com/ to find out how you can gain access to ALL of our premium content, as well as ad-free versions of the podcasts! Join the Club! Join the discussion:  Email | Discord | Reddit | Forums Follow us: Twitch | YouTube | Twitter  |  Instagram  |  Facebook Leave Us A Review on Apple Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jim and A.Ron are back in the world of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. Scott Gimple's fingerprints are all over this new project. Rick now matches his original comic book representation, a new super grain, and flaming hot zombies. Beware those Delts! Send your feedback to twd@baldmove.com! A big thank you to Mysteriana for creating the Watching Dead theme music.  Find all of their music at Mysteriana Bandcamp. Hey there!  Check out https://support.baldmove.com/ to find out how you can gain access to ALL of our premium content, as well as ad-free versions of the podcasts! Join the Club! Join the discussion:  Email | Discord | Reddit | Forums Follow us: Twitch | YouTube | Twitter  |  Instagram  |  Facebook Leave Us A Review on Apple Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From 2015 are Norman Reedus, showrunner Scott Gimple, Chandler Riggs and Lennie James in the last episode talking season six.

From 2015 are Norman Reedus, showrunner Scott Gimple, Chandler Riggs and Lennie James in the last episode talking season six.

Session from SDCC 2014 Roundtables include show runner Scott Gimple, Steven Yeun,Lauren Cohan, Michael Cudlitz,Chad L Coleman,Melissa McBride, and Robert Kirkman.

This episode our guest is THE WALKING DEAD's Chief Content Officer and Executive Producer Scott Gimple! CERTAIN RUMORS ARE CONFIRMED! And other gems discussed! Among them: myth-making as world-building, how to rage quit in DnD, gaming furniture that taunts us, comics as a gateway drug, and the rarest commodity of all: the time to play in a busy schedule.  

Dave Holmes and Scott Gimple join gabrus to talk about the piano man himself. Check out gabrus' other podcast,Action Boyz. Advertise onHigh & Mighty viaGumball.fm. Shout out to Feals for sponsoring this episode of High & Mighty. Become a member today by going to feals.com/mighty and you'll get 50% off your first order with free shipping. And shout out to ExpressVPN for sponsoring this episode of High & Mighty. Go to ExpressVPN.com/mighty and you can get an extra 3 months FREE on a one-year package See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

➡️Suscríbete al nuevo podcast diario para escuchar todos los días una nueva review: https://www.babelinfinito.com/podcastdiario ¿Qué les pasa a los guionistas de Fear? ¿Están locos? Mataron a John Dorie, luego nació muerto un bebé, también Morgan mató a un bebé zombie y ahora muerden a Rufus. ¡Scott Gimple, dimisión!

From 2016, From NYCC is Ciara Rene talking Hawkgirl in Legends Of Tomorow. The Walking Dead's show runner Scott Gimple comments on the series following the comic and walkers without noises joined by Michael Cudlitz and Lauren Cohan. Spotlight has Colony's Tory Kittes who plays the undercover redhat, Broussard.

From 2015, Emily Rose tells us about Haven's last season and the questions that are asked. I also preview the Walking Dead Sessions podcast with comments from Scott Gimple,Norman Reedus, Chandler Riggs and Lennie James from the SDCC roundtables.

From 2015, Interviews include JLA Throne Of Atlantis producer James Tucker. Emily Hampshire comments on a new two parter for 12 Monkeys and her character's status going forward. Spotlight has Walking Dead show runner Scott Gimple

This week on the podcast Jason and I review the new Marvel/X-Men movie “The New Mutants”. We also chat about everything Scott Gimple has said recently, and discuss the latest news from The Walking Dead Universe. —Music in this episode is “Pumped Up Kicks“, performed by Chamberlin Please send us your comments, thoughts and feedback!...

From 2014, Tim Beyers' coverage of The Flash included the roundtable session with original Flash, John Wesley Shipp.Spotlight has showrunner Scott Gimple, Michael Cuddlitz, Steven Yeun and Lauren Cohan of The Walking Dead taped at SDCC.

In celebration of Halloween, please enjoy this classic Writers Panel interview with The Walking Dead showrunner Glen Mazzara and writers Scott Gimple and Angela Kang. Mazzara, Gimple, and Kang talk about TWD's inception and creative process and reflect on the show's game changing second season. Originally aired 5/10/2012 LISTEN TO THE WRITERS PANEL AD-FREE ON FOREVER DOG PLUS: https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/plus CONNECT W/ BEN BLACKER & THE WRITER'S PANEL ON SOCIAL MEDIA  https://twitter.com/BENBLACKER https://www.facebook.com/TVWritersPanel THE WRITER'S PANEL IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST  https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/the-writers-panel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Hilliard Guess speaks with Scott Gimple (The Walking Dead, Flash Forward) & Matthew Negrete (The Walking Dead, White Collar), developers/showrunners of AMC’s series The Walking Dead: World Beyond, the latest spin-off of TV’s hit zombie franchise, about exploring a new narrative that follows the first generation raised in a surviving civilization of the post-apocalyptic world.

We've got predictions, speculation, and at least one rant in reaction to all the recent Walking Dead news coming from Scott Gimple's interview. Plus our most wanted crossovers and Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey in the apocalypse. ******** Each week hosts Johnny O'Dell, Alexandra August and Woody Tondorf discuss everything happening in The Walking Dead universe - new episodes every Monday morning! Follow us on Twitter @TheWalkingDead for updates! 

Scott Gimple was the showrunner for five seasons of “The Walking Dead” before becoming chief content officer for the entire franchise. And in that time, the series has become a content universe, with a spinoff series, video games and both a movie and another spinoff in the works. Kai Ryssdal interviewed Gimple in his Burbank office, not too far from a life-sized statue of Han Solo frozen in carbonite. They talked horror what it’s like to direct the storyline for an entire franchise. And Gimple made a passionate pitch for Ryssdal to give the series a shot.

The five topics that Lesley and Dan cover this week are:Ronan Farrow's upcoming book is the talk of the townNBCUniversal's forthcoming streamer"El Camino" is out todayShowrunner Spotlight: Scott GimpleCritics CornerWelcome to the TV's Top 5! On this podcast, The Hollywood Reporter's own Lesley Goldberg, West Coast TV Editor, and Daniel Fienberg, Chief Television Critic, will be talking all things TV. Each episode will be broken into five segments that will be sure to deliver real-time television news, a critical look at current and upcoming shows, as well as regular analysis of programs on TV and much more. Stay tuned for future episodes and be sure to subscribe!Hosted by: Lesley Goldberg and Daniel FienbergProduced by: Matthew Whitehurst and Joshua Farnham

Year-End Spectacular, Marvel Action: Avengers, FF, Superior Spider-Man, X-Force, Christmas haul, State of the Industry   Reviews: TKO Comics, Crossing, 3 Below, Sharp Objects, Glenn vs. Aquaman, She-Ra s1   News: Downey Jr contract with Marvel is done, Bryan Hill quits comics?, Ascender in April   Comics Details: Superior Spider-Man 1 by Christos Gage, Mike Hawthorne, Wade von Grawbadger, Jordie Bellaire X-Force 1 by Ed Brisson, Dylan Burnett, Jesus Aburtov, Juanan Ramirez, Brian Reber Marvel Action: Avengers 1 by Matthew Manning, Jon Sommariva Fantastic Four 5 by Dan Slott, Aaron Kuder, Marte Gracia, Erick Arciniega, Mike Allred, Laura Allred, Adam Hughes Sara 1 by Garth Ennis, Steve Epting, Rob Steen, Sebastian Girner Goodnight Paradise 1 by Joshua Dysart, Alberto Ponticelli, Giulia Brusco Seven Deadly Sins 1 by Tze Chun, Artyom Trakhanov, Giulia Brusco Fearsome Doctor Fang 1 by Tze Chun, Mike Weiss, Dan McDaid, Daniela Miwa   Comics Countdown, 26 Dec 2018: Fantastic Four 5 by Dan Slott, Aaron Kuder, Marte Gracia, Erick Arciniega, Mike Allred, Laura Allred, Adam Hughes Bone Parish 5 by Cullen Bunn, Jonas Scharf, Alex Guim Superior Spider-Man 1 by Christos Gage, Mike Hawthorne, Wade von Grawbadger, Jordie Bellaire Mars Attacks 3 by Kyle Starks, Chris Schweizer, Liz Schweizer Marvel Action: Avengers 1 by Matthew Manning, Jon Sommariva Go-Bots 2 by Tom Scioli Die Die Die 6 by Robert Kirkman, Scott Gimple, Chris Burnham, Nathan Fairbairn Uncanny X-Men 7 by Ed Brisson, Matt Rosenberg, Kelly Thompson, Pere Perez, Rachelle Rosenberg X-Force 1 by Ed Brisson, Dylan Burnett, Jesus Aburtov, Juanan Ramirez, Brian Reber Man-Eaters 4 by Chelsea Cain, Lia Miternique  

In which the latest THE WALKING DEAD episode improves to an appreciable degree, characters are developed, questions remain unanswered, and time and space continue to be things this show does not understand.

In which we return from an unplanned technical-issue-related week off and discuss the 2nd episode of THE WALKING DEAD's 9th Season, observe the Hand of the Writer once again, and hopefully spend our last episode of Mr. Adair sounding as if he's recording at the bottom of a well.

On this episode 45 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, we discuss Fear the Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 10, titled Close Your Eyes. We all thought this bottle episode was better than the mid-season premiere. Brian also talks about his experiences this week with AMC Premiere.

Talking Through Close Your Eyes On this episode of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, we discuss Fear the Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 10, which is titled Close Your Eyes. It was written by co-executive producer Shintaro Shimosawa and directed by co-executive producer Michael E. Satrazemis. This was a bottle episode, but a good one. It only featured two characters: Alicia and Charlie. Charlie became somewhat less annoying this episode, and Alycia Debnam-Carey got to shine with this episode. Compared to last week, this was definitely a better episode, but, for me, it wasn’t outstanding. Though the acting was spot on, some of the dialog and scenes were a bit too on the nose. While the hurricane was definitely more believable this time around, there was one plot twist that I found a bit of a stretch. Ratings are down… Close Your Eyes got a 0.63 in the 18-49 with 1.855 million viewers, which is down from last week‘s 0.68 and 1.878 million viewers. Charts below. That’s it for Close Your Eyes! Please leave your feedback for Fear the Walking Dead, Season 4 Episode 11, titled The Code, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, August 28, 2018. One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. Other Fun Stuff Completely Unrelated to Close Your Eyes! I also took a few minutes at the end of our episode discussion to talk about my recent experiences with AMC Premiere. When it works, it’s not bad. You get to watch shows commercial-free, there is additional content available to Premiere subscribers, and I enjoyed my first week. I was able to sign up using a $5 credit I had from Google Play, so it’s like having a free month. However, there were a few issues that make me fall short of recommending it right now. Listen to the episode for more. If you want to help pay for the editing of this and other podcasts, I mentioned how you can donate credits to Brian’s Auphonic account, which he uses to make these episodes sound so good! That link is https://auphonic.com/donate_credits?user=bmeloche. Please remember to subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts. Subscribing to us helps us move up in the rankings, so it’ll help us out tremendously! You’ll also get new episod

On this episode 45 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, we discuss Fear the Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 10, titled Close Your Eyes. We all thought this bottle episode was better than the mid-season premiere. Brian also talks about his experiences this week with AMC Premiere.

Talking Through Close Your Eyes On this episode of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, we discuss Fear the Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 10, which is titled Close Your Eyes. It was written by co-executive producer Shintaro Shimosawa and directed by co-executive producer Michael E. Satrazemis. This was a bottle episode, but a good one. It only featured two characters: Alicia and Charlie. Charlie became somewhat less annoying this episode, and Alycia Debnam-Carey got to shine with this episode. Compared to last week, this was definitely a better episode, but, for me, it wasn’t outstanding. Though the acting was spot on, some of the dialog and scenes were a bit too on the nose. While the hurricane was definitely more believable this time around, there was one plot twist that I found a bit of a stretch. Ratings are down… Close Your Eyes got a 0.63 in the 18-49 with 1.855 million viewers, which is down from last week‘s 0.68 and 1.878 million viewers. Charts below. That’s it for Close Your Eyes! Please leave your feedback for Fear the Walking Dead, Season 4 Episode 11, titled The Code, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, August 28, 2018. One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. Other Fun Stuff Completely Unrelated to Close Your Eyes! I also took a few minutes at the end of our episode discussion to talk about my recent experiences with AMC Premiere. When it works, it’s not bad. You get to watch shows commercial-free, there is additional content available to Premiere subscribers, and I enjoyed my first week. I was able to sign up using a $5 credit I had from Google Play, so it’s like having a free month. However, there were a few issues that make me fall short of recommending it right now. Listen to the episode for more. If you want to help pay for the editing of this and other podcasts, I mentioned how you can donate credits to Brian’s Auphonic account, which he uses to make these episodes sound so good! That link is https://auphonic.com/donate_credits?user=bmeloche. Please remember to subscribe to us in 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

Talking Through Close Your Eyes On this episode of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, we discuss Fear the Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 10, which is titled Close Your Eyes. It was written by co-executive producer Shintaro Shimosawa and directed by co-executive producer Michael E. Satrazemis. This was a bottle episode, but a good one. It only featured two characters: Alicia and Charlie. Charlie became somewhat less annoying this episode, and Alycia Debnam-Carey got to shine with this episode. Compared to last week, this was definitely a better episode, but, for me, it wasn’t outstanding. Though the acting was spot on, some of the dialog and scenes were a bit too on the nose. While the hurricane was definitely more believable this time around, there was one plot twist that I found a bit of a stretch. Ratings are down… Close Your Eyes got a 0.63 in the 18-49 with 1.855 million viewers, which is down from last week‘s 0.68 and 1.878 million viewers. Charts below. That’s it for Close Your Eyes! Please leave your feedback for Fear the Walking Dead, Season 4 Episode 11, titled The Code, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, August 28, 2018. One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. Other Fun Stuff Completely Unrelated to Close Your Eyes! I also took a few minutes at the end of our episode discussion to talk about my recent experiences with AMC Premiere. When it works, it’s not bad. You get to watch shows commercial-free, there is additional content available to Premiere subscribers, and I enjoyed my first week. I was able to sign up using a $5 credit I had from Google Play, so it’s like having a free month. However, there were a few issues that make me fall short of recommending it right now. Listen to the episode for more. If you want to help pay for the editing of this and other podcasts, I mentioned how you can donate credits to Brian’s Auphonic account, which he uses to make these episodes sound so good! That link is https://auphonic.com/donate_credits?user=bmeloche. Please remember to subscribe to us in 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

On this episode 45 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, we discuss Fear the Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 10, titled Close Your Eyes. We all thought this bottle episode was better than the mid-season premiere. Brian also talks about his experiences this week with AMC Premiere.

Fear the Walking Dead, Season 4 Episode 9 - Hey Survivors! We are back with an episode of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through! And a storm is blowing through... a strange one that defies physics!

Fear the Walking Dead, Season 4 Episode 9 - Hey Survivors! We are back with an episode of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through! And a storm is blowing through... a strange one that defies physics!

Fear the Walking Dead, Season 4 Episode 9 - Hey Survivors! We are back with an episode of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through! And a storm is blowing through... a strange one that defies physics!

Talking Through People Like Us We are back! Fear the Walking Dead Through is back with an analysis of Fear the Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 9, which is titled People Like Us. It was written by supervising producer Anna Fishko and directed by Magnus Martens. The story of the mid-season premiere, itself, was decent. The special effects, on the other hand, were among the worst we have seen in the franchise. Of course, we were warned, but there’s nothing like the actual episode to bring out more detail. Ratings were down… People Like Us got a 0.68 in the 18-49 demographic, with 1.878 million viewers, which is down from the mid-season finale‘s 0.73 and 2.320 million viewers. Charts below. That’s it for People Like Us! Please leave your feedback for Fear the Walking Dead, Season 4 Episode 10, titled Close Your Eyes, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, August 21, 2018. One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. Other Fun Stuff Completely Unrelated to People Like Us! If you want to help pay for the editing of this and other podcasts, I mentioned how you can donate credits to Brian’s Auphonic account, which he uses to make these episodes sound so good! That link is https://auphonic.com/donate_credits?user=bmeloche. 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. apple podcasts

Brian is, Back in the Saddle Again, with Mark and Kyle to discuss all the news, trailers, past discussions of The Walking Dead and Fear The Walking Dead that came out of Comic-Con this year. Read More...

Brian is, Back in the Saddle Again, with Mark and Kyle to discuss all the news, trailers, past discussions of The Walking Dead and Fear The Walking Dead that came out of Comic-Con this year. Read More...

Brian is back in the saddle again, with Mark and Kyle to discuss all the news, trailers, past discussions of The Walking Dead and Fear The Walking Dead that came out of Comic-Con this year. As you may remember, Brian missed the last two episodes, discussing Season 4 Episode 7 and Season 4 Episode 8 as he was moving to Florida. Brian gives us his thoughts (Rants) about the mid-season finale of Fear the Walking Dead as well as discussions of all our thoughts about everything we saw and predictions from the trailers about the coming of Season 9 of the Walking Dead and the back half of Season 4 of Fear the Walking Dead. So strap yourself in, prepare for the Walkernado, and join in our whisperings of this jammed packed episode of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Episode 82. Comic-Con, Other News and Brian Rants! Don’t Forget the Mid-Season Return of Episode 9 is August 12th, so the deadline is… Please leave your feedback by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, August 14, 2018. We will be discussing the Season 4b premiere of Fear the Walking Dead Episode 9. One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. Other Fun Stuff Completely Unrelated to Comic-Con, Other News and Brian Rants! If you want to help pay for the editing of this and other podcasts, I mentioned how you can donate credits to Brian’s Auphonic account, which he uses to make these episodes sound so good! That link is https://auphonic.com/donate_credits?user=bmeloche. 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! apple podcasts Google Podcasts Stitcher PocketCasts

The Podcast awards are rolling back around and thanks again to EVERYONE who voted for The Blazing Defender last year...  If you'd like to nominate Travis again, just swing by www.podcastawards.com Comic News Walmart is getting comic exclusives, what does that mean for the rest of the comic book industry?We’ll talk about Greg Capullo and Scott Snyderr's very last Batman Story “The Last Knight” Reviews Brian Michael Bendis Superman #1Ryan Ottley & Rick Spencer’sAmazing Spider-Man #1Darth Vader #18Robert Kirkman and Scott Gimple’s Die, Die, Die #1 Pick of the Week? Listen to find out! This is not your typical comic book show. Travis will cuss, and say things that the weak at heart might be offended by ( Sorry, but it's mainly to make you laugh.  Dont take it too serious. ).  He's also not paid by or working in the comic book world ( He's a Firefighter ) so he will always give you his HONEST opinion with no fear of repercusion.  Bottom line -Travis Jones LOVES COMICS and wants you to love them as well.  So he tries to review comics with that in mind ( But, no doubt he will call a turd a turd! lol ). So kick back and enjoy a Big Ass Nerd talking COMICS!  Thanks for listening!

The Podcast awards are rolling back around and thanks again to EVERYONE who voted for The Blazing Defender last year...  If you'd like to nominate Travis again, just swing by www.podcastawards.com Comic News Walmart is getting comic exclusives, what does that mean for the rest of the comic book industry?We’ll talk about Greg Capullo and Scott Snyderr's very last Batman Story “The Last Knight” Reviews Brian Michael Bendis Superman #1Ryan Ottley & Rick Spencer’sAmazing Spider-Man #1Darth Vader #18Robert Kirkman and Scott Gimple’s Die, Die, Die #1 Pick of the Week? Listen to find out! This is not your typical comic book show. Travis will cuss, and say things that the weak at heart might be offended by ( Sorry, but it's mainly to make you laugh.  Dont take it too serious. ).  He's also not paid by or working in the comic book world ( He's a Firefighter ) so he will always give you his HONEST opinion with no fear of repercusion.  Bottom line -Travis Jones LOVES COMICS and wants you to love them as well.  So he tries to review comics with that in mind ( But, no doubt he will call a turd a turd! lol ). So kick back and enjoy a Big Ass Nerd talking COMICS!  Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blazingdefender/support

Top 500, Superman 1, Flash 50, Amazing Spider-Man 1, X-23 1, Farm Hand, Outpost Zero, Incredibles II: Crisis in Mid-Life, She Could Fly, It Came Out On A Wednesday, Metaphase, Ruinworld, Little Girl, Wild’s End GN 3, Black Hops, Relay 1, Die! Die! Die!, Incredibles II movie review,  Goosebumps 2 trailer, Doctor Who teaser, Batman: Arkham Clayface, Batgirl: Stephanie Brown Vol 1 TP, News, More!   Comics Details: Superman 1 by Brian Michael Bendis, Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, Alex Sinclair Flash 50 by Joshua Williamson, Howard Porter, Hi-Fi Amazing Spider-Man 1 by Nick Spencer, Ryan Ottley, Cliff Rathburn, Laura Martin, Humberto Ramos, Victor Olazaba, Edgar Delgado X-23 by Mariko Tamaki, Juan Cabal, Nolan Woodard She Could Fly 1 by Christopher Cantwell, Martin Morazzo, Miroslav Mrva Incredibles II: Crisis in Mid-Life and Other Stories 1 by Christos Gage, Landry Walker, Gurihiru, J Bone, Andrea Greppi, Roberta Zanotta, Dan Jackson, Angela Capolupo Farmhand 1 by Rob Guillory, Taylor Wells Outpost Zero 1 by Sean Kelley McKeever, Alexandre Tefenkgi, Jean-Francois Beulieu It Came Out On A Wednesday 1 by Peter Simeti, Eastin DeVerna, Jeremy Massie, Terry Mayo, Ben Slabak, Troy Vevasis, Scott Wilson, Salo Farias, Aleksander Jovic, Ken Knudtsen, Javi Laparra, Michael Oppenheimer, Eli Powell Metaphase 1 by Kelly Williams, Chip Reece Ruinworld 1 by Derek Laufman Little Girl 1 by Pat Shand, Olivia Pelaez and Devil’s Due Comics Wild’s End: The Journey’s End by Dan Abnett, INJ Culbard Black Hops U.S.A. G.I. 1 by Mark Pellegrini, Timothy Lim, Dave Dorman Relay 1 by Zac Thompson, Donny Cates, Andy Clarke, Dan Brown Die! Die! Die! 1 by Robert Kirkman, Scott Gimple, Chris Burnham, Nathan Fairbairn   Comics Countdown, 19 Jul 2018: Wild’s End: Journey’s End by Dan Abnett, INJ Culbard Outpost Zero 1 by Sean Kelley McKeever, Alexandre Tefenkgi, Jean-Francois Beulieu Flash 50 by Joshua Williamson, Howard Porter, Hi-Fi Black Science 37 by Rick Remender, Matteo Scalera, Moreno DiNisio Mech Cadet Yu 10 by Greg Pak, Takeshi Miyazawa, Triona Farrell Bloodshot Salvation 11 by Jeff Lemire, Doug Braithwaite, Jordie Bellaire Farmhand 1 by Rob Guillory, Taylor Wells Nancy Drew 2 by Kelly Thompson, Jenn St-Onge, Triona Farrell Oblivion Song 5 by Robert Kirkman, Lorenzo De Felici, Annalisa Leoni Detective Comics 984 by Bryan Hill, Miguel Mendonca, Diana Egea, Adriano Lucas  

In this week's episode of Off Panel, Skybound Entertainment's Senior Vice President of Business Development, Shawn Kirkham, joins the show to discuss their stealth launch of the new comic series from Robert Kirkman, Scott Gimple, Chris Burnham, Nathan Fairbairn and Rus Wooton, Die!Die!Die!, and everything his job includes at Skybound. Kirkham discusses fancy titles, the origins of Die!Die!Die!, why they wanted to release a comic without any advance warning, the upside of doing a comic that way, trying new things in comics, Murder Falcon, The Walking Dead's 15th anniversary blind bags, original art, Wildstorm, balancing collectability with readership, what a day at his job is like, The Megabox, Skybound Games, the secret to being good at cons, and more, before closing with five questions about Shawn Kirkham, the person.

The seeds of doubt are present in this week's episode of Fear The Walking Dead, and in more ways than one. We watch our beloved survivors contemplate leaving The Diamond, while we watch viewers contemplate leaving this show behind, too. Where do you stand in the debate? Being only four episodes in, we're still fully on board, but we respect the criticism. Sure, you can definitely see Scott Gimple's influence on the season, but we're not ready to give in to the Vultures just yet. We chat about all this and recap the latest episode of FEAR on this episode of the Fear The Walking Dead Podcast by Fandom Found! Articles discussed during the show: Where is Daniel Salazar? If you would like to be included in the show, feel free to email us your feedback to fear@fandomfound.com. You can also keep in touch by LIKING us on Facebook or following us on Twitter. If you enjoyed this week's show – please subscribe to our show. Feel free to leave us a rating and some feedback so we can further improve our show! Join us next week for Episode 5 entitled Laura.

The seeds of doubt are present in this week's episode of Fear The Walking Dead, and in more ways than one. We watch our beloved survivors contemplate leaving The Diamond, while we watch viewers contemplate leaving this show behind, too. Where do you stand in the debate? Being only four episodes in, we're still fully on board, but we respect the criticism. Sure, you can definitely see Scott Gimple's influence on the season, but we're not ready to give in to the Vultures just yet. We chat about all this and recap the latest episode of FEAR on this episode of the Fear The Walking Dead Podcast by Fandom Found! Articles discussed during the show: Where is Daniel Salazar? If you would like to be included in the show, feel free to email us your feedback to fear@fandomfound.com. You can also keep in touch by LIKING us on Facebook or following us on Twitter. If you enjoyed this week’s show – please subscribe to our show. Feel free to leave us a rating and some feedback so we can further improve our show! Join us next week for Episode 5 entitled Laura.

This week on Fear The Walking Dead we revisit Madison and her family since the dam explosion in Season 3. There seems to be a pretty strong outcry from the fan community regarding this time jump, and a general disappointment in the plotting of this season already. Most of the resentment seems to be geared towards Scott Gimple and his involvement with the show. However, Jon and I aren't necessarily feeling the hate quite yet. The show has us intrigued enough to keep us invested, even when we are seeing small bits of The Walking Dead's primary problems bleeding into Fear. We're just hoping and praying that Fear keeps it together. Please enjoy this episode of the Fear The Walking Dead Podcast by Fandom Found! If you would like to be included in the show, feel free to email us your feedback to twdepodcast@gmail.com. You can also keep in touch by LIKING us on Facebook or following us on Twitter. If you enjoyed this week's show – please subscribe to our show. Feel free to leave us a rating and some feedback so we can further improve our show! Join us next week for Episode 3 entitled Another Day in the Diamond.

This week on Fear The Walking Dead we revisit Madison and her family since the dam explosion in Season 3. There seems to be a pretty strong outcry from the fan community regarding this time jump, and a general disappointment in the plotting of this season already. Most of the resentment seems to be geared towards Scott Gimple and his involvement with the show. However, Jon and I aren't necessarily feeling the hate quite yet. The show has us intrigued enough to keep us invested, even when we are seeing small bits of The Walking Dead's primary problems bleeding into Fear. We're just hoping and praying that Fear keeps it together. Please enjoy this episode of the Fear The Walking Dead Podcast by Fandom Found! If you would like to be included in the show, feel free to email us your feedback to twdepodcast@gmail.com. You can also keep in touch by LIKING us on Facebook or following us on Twitter. If you enjoyed this week’s show – please subscribe to our show. Feel free to leave us a rating and some feedback so we can further improve our show! Join us next week for Episode 3 entitled Another Day in the Diamond.

Se preguntarán qué hacemos acá. Nosotros también. Esta nueva locura traída de la cabeza de Scott Gimple nos tiene aquí, trasnochando y grabando un especial para hablar sobre el arranque de la nueva temporada de Fear que sirve como epílogo de la última de TWD así que no queda otra que grabar y que ustedes lo escuchen. Pero no se asusten, este especial será el único que le dediquemos a este gran serie filial de nuestra serie favorita. Contacto y redes: www.zombieculturapopular.com Facebook: Zombie Cultura Popular Twitter: @zombiecultura Canal Telegram: t.me/ZombieCP

In which The WALKING DEAD provides some great character moments, some necessary housecleaning, and Team Zombie finds they still doesn't know what the point of the Scavengers was.

A packed and varied episode this week, with my and Nico's reviews of Black Panther, plus the return of Marc and Abi of Issimo from the UK! The three of us talk about the current state of The Walking Dead, mostly via haiku, and also a rousing discussion of the historical place of violence in the formation of civilized society and how that relates to TWD. Plus, we answer questions that Scott Gimple asked the fans, like whether we think the show portrays people as basically good or bad, what nightmares the show has given us, and which characters we identify with the most, among others. All that, plus a live performance of Let's Just Wait from Issimo's upcoming album, The Adventures of Issimo! You can preorder that album now by going to pledgemusic.com/projects/issimo. This podcast is made possible by listeners like you (and you too) who have supported us at patreon.com/jasonandkaren. Thanks to all you guys!  If you're into Westworld, definitely check out the new Westworld podcast I started with Karen's husband David. It's at westworldcast.com.  This episode brought to you by: RXBAR: RXBAR is a whole food protein bar made with a few simple, clean ingredients: Egg whites for protein. Dates to bind. Nuts for texture. For 25% off your first order, visit RXBAR.com/deadcast and enter promo code DEADCAST at checkout. If you'd like to give us a call, you can call us at (650) 485-3323 or email brains@podcastica.com. Look for us on Facebook at facebook.com/deadcast and on Twitter at twitter.com/jasonandkaren. You can download, subscribe, rate, and review us on Apple Podcasts or in iTunes by going to walkingdeadcast.com/itunes. Support the show.

Hey Clinkers, today is a special one. Not only are you getting our voices in your ears in this new episode of Punch Drunk TV, we're also guests on the newest episode of The Shock Waves podcast. Finally, after all these years, Jack and I get to express our love of horror (movies and TV) on a podcast. Not only was it cool being guests on the show, our friendship with Rob G and Elric Kane go back a bit ... so it was a fun experience had by all. Also, special guest Brea Grant joined us in the chat.  Anyway, enough on with the show! NEWS HIGHLIGHTS THIS WEEK: "The Walking Dead" has been renewed for a 9th season. Scott Gimple has been elevated to the new role of Chief Content Officer, overseeing "The Walking Dead" TV universe, which includes "The Walking Dead," "Fear the Walking Dead" and future brand extensions. Writer/co-executive producer Angela Kang will be the new showrunner. All fifteen seasons of ER are now available for streaming on Hulu. As well, George Clooney will make his return to TV — directing and starring in the Hulu six-episode limited series adaptation of "Catch 22," based on Joseph Heller's classic WWII novel. Freeform is rebooting "Party of Five" with a timely immigration twist. The reboot follows the Buendias children as they navigate daily struggles to survive as a family after their parents are suddenly deported back to Mexico. Graham Linehan, the original creator of The IT Crowd, is teaming with NBC to adapt the series for American audiences. This is the network's third attempt to do so. NBC has picked up an untitled Bad Boys spinoff, starring Gabrielle Union. John Cena will host a new game show on Nickelodeon called "Keep It Spotless." According to the press release, it'll have “kids competing in a variety of physical and paint-filled challenges” where the goal is to not touch any paint. At the end of each round, some tech will scan each kid and scientifically determine how much paint got on them, with the winners being the ones who stayed the cleanest. THE NEW SHOW TO WATCH: "The Alienist" (premieres Monday, Jan 22) AARON'S LOSERS: "LA to Vegas," "The Path" and "The X-Files" JACK'S LOSERS: "Hot Streets" AARON'S FENCERS: "End of the Fxxxing World"JACK'S FENCERS: "Black Lightning," "Alone Together" and "Somebody Feed Phil" AARON'S WINNERS: "Black Lightning," "The Last Man on Earth," "Philip K Dick's Electric Dreams ("Kill All Others")" and "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman"JACK'S WINNERS: "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction," "Last Man on Earth," "The Toys That Made Us" (He-Man/She-Ra Episode) and "Corporate" Be sure to subscribe on iTunes and comment! Find us on Twitter: @PunchDrunk_TV, @flatlinejack and @aaronflux  Join the conversation on Facebook. Welcome to Episode 82. As always, #ClinktheDrink.  

We’re back for 2018 to talk about, you guessed it, ZOMBIES! After a bit of news that includes a zombie musical making the rounds next Christmas and Scott Gimple getting a promotion, we chat about Z-Nation. That’s right, as part of our Extra Life campaign Ryan has started to watch Z-Nation. Also he brought Lou […] The post ZAMP 187 – Bob Should Watch Z-Nation appeared first on Zombies Ate My Podcast.

Scott Gimple Out as Showrunner of The Walking Dead Phil and Joe talk about this change and how it may effect the Walking Dead and also they mention GOT not coming back till 2019!

Scott Gimple Out as Showrunner of The Walking Dead Phil and Joe talk about this change and how it may effect the Walking Dead and also they mention GOT not coming back till 2019!

This week on the podcast Jason and I discuss the latest Walking Dead news, of which there is a lot! We also review the 2015 zombie flick “The Rezort”, and provide a few extra thoughts on Star Wars: The Last Jedi. — Scott Gimple image courtesy of Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of...

Back by popular demand, actor Jayson Warner Smith, graciously joining us for a second appearance. Jayson has acted in many roles, and currently portrays Savior,  "Gavin" on The Walking Dead. Jayson and I spend some serious time breaking down and going into depth into The Walking Dead, Negan, Rick, Scott Gimple, the Saviors everything that's "The Walking Dead"-under the sun!  We also talk about how his portrayal as Bill Cooper in "American Made", the 2017, hit movie with Jayson acting along Tom Cruise and Domhnall Gleeson recently of The Last Jedi. Say Hello to Jayson Warner Smith, again!

By Matthew Nemeth Me and David return for The Walking Dead 808 How It’s Gotta Be on AMC and Fox. Scott Gimple and AMC really have done it this time, there’s no clear story advantage to what has happened and with Read More

By Matthew Nemeth Me and David return for The Walking Dead 808 How It’s Gotta Be on AMC and Fox. Scott Gimple and AMC really have done it this time, there’s no clear story advantage to what has happened and with Read More

Welcome to Episode 140 the long awaited return of the absolute geek podcast. On this episode we talk about Disney buying 21st century fox, the justice league and the mid season final of The Walking Dead.

THE WALKING DEADSeason 8, Episode 3 "Monsters"Written by Matthew Negrete & Channing PowellDirected by Greg NicoteroTimothy: So you may notice things are a bit different.Dustin: If you've been following us on SciFi4Me.com, you'll know that the main site is an science-fiction/fantasy/comic/horror/cool-genre-stuff aggregator now, and currently our only new programming is our continuing video shows Tribble Bytes and Salacious Crumbs...Timothy: Over on the SciFi4Me YouTube page.Dustin: ... and this podcast thing we do. Something about exercise and sports? I don't actually know. I don't really pay attention.Timothy: Clearly. So Podcasts.com is where we host the audio for our shows, and from here we send our ramblings out to iTunes and GooglePlay...Dustin: And Facebook! We have a Facebook page, you guys! We're like soooooo 2009! But really. Check it out. Like it and everything.Timothy: Just type in zombpocalysenowpodcast, and you're good. So thanks for listening, please keep listening, and please let us know what you think. It's always better as a conversation.Dustin: And share the Facebook page! Rate and comment on the iTunes and everywhere else! Listen to the thing!

THE WALKING DEADSeason 8, Episode 2 "The Damned" Written by Matthew Negrete & Channing Powell Directed by Rosemary RodriguezTimothy: The author you were thinking of is Gregory Maguire.Dustin: Ah yes, that's the one. Him.Timothy: Pretty nifty little theory you came up with there, actually.Dustin: I am very wise. Of course, the people will have to listen to the podcast to know what we're talking about here. Since you're being a touch cryptic here.Timothy: It's Halloween. I am attempting to create an atmosphere of mystery. Poorly, yes. But still.Dustin: Speaking of atmosphere, the audio is a bit airy this week.Timothy: That's because our nice mic is attending a conference in San Diego. Without me. There's a story there, but it's not very interesting. Different mic this week, so different sound. Dustin: Yeah, not interesting. Hey! Listeners! There are changes happening here on the website! Watch for our new Zombpocalypse Now Facebook page! Rate and comment about the show on iTunes! That's how we know you listen, and it helps us get more listeners!Timothy: This is a true thing. And hey, we want to thank everyone who has listened to our little zombie audio ramblings and read our reviews of The Walking Dead and other shows...Dustin: All available to read and listen to here on this very site!Timothy: ... and we encourage you to check out our other podcasts and video programs...Dustin: Like Tribble Bytes and Salacious Crumbs!Timothy: Hey, you remembered!Dustin: I wrote them down on this piece of paper here. Good stuff. Anyways, listen to our thing, and keep listening to our thing. We'll be back next week with more Zombpoclypse Now!

THE WALKING DEADSeason 8, Episode 1 "Mercy" Written by Scott M. Gimple Directed by Greg NicoteroDustin: Pretty sure this episode of the podcast was like 10 minutes longer when we recorded it.Timothy: Pretty sure I cut out most of your running commentary of the The Talking Dead 100th Episode Special. Not all of it, but quite a bit of it.Dustin: I can't imagine why. I was providing witty and insightful analysis of the reunion of most of the cast of the show up until now.Timothy: I'm not sure witty and insightful are exactly the right words here. I kept the funny bits. And your Boo 2 review, for those who have been awaiting the latest Tyler Perry epic.Dustin: The kids really did enjoy it, you guys.Timothy: And that is kind of what matters. Hi folks! We're back with the 100th episode of AMC's The Walking Dead, and the start of the eighth season of the show! Not only is this a milestone for the production team and cast, but for us as well, considering The Walking Dead is the kind of the reason this show exists.Dustin: That and my having human adult contact outside of my day job. I parent a lot.Timothy: It is a good reason for us to hang out, especially when we have Curtis and Molly and Anne-Marie stop by. Which they didn't this week, leaving Dustin and me to hold forth on the merits of this week's episode.Dustin: Which is what we did, so listen to it! Listen to it!

FEAR THE WALKING DEADSeason 3, Episode 15 "Things Bad Begun" Written by Jami O'Brien Directed by Andrew BernsteinSeason 3, Episode 16 "Sleigh Ride" Written by Dave Erickson & Mark Richard Directed by Andrew BernsteinDustin: Molly joins us this week!Curtis: I've missed her.Timothy: We've all missed her, so it was really nice to have her back, even if she was basically laughing at us the whole night.Dustin: Which is what happens wether we're recording this podcast or not.Timothy: This is true. So we had some actors this week whose names we couldn't remember for the podcast, which is pretty much normal for Dustin, but apparently it's catching, because Curtis and I were at a loss too.Dustin: I make it work. "Daughter Fodder", remember?Timothy: It has its upsides. Curtis?Curtis: Right, so Proctor John, or the Guy From Deadwood as I called him, is Ray McKinnon. He played Reverend H.W. Smith on Deadwood, and Linc Potter on Sons of Anarchy, and he was part of the reason I actually liked these episodes.Timothy: And then there was the sleazy doctor...Dustin: Or That Guy From That Thing I Watched That Time.Curtis: Yeah, he's been in a lot of stuff: Person of Interest, Girls, Ally McBeal, Justified, Mercy, Sleeper Cell, Phantasm II, Point Break - the good one - and a ton of other films and TV shows you've all seen. James Le Gros is that hard-working fellow's name.Timothy: These are, of course, things we could have looked up when we were recording.Dustin: But we didn't! So listen to the things we say about Fear the Walking Dead's season finale! We say things! Then come hear us say more things next week when we say the things about The Walking Dead's Season Premiere!

FEAR THE WALKING DEADSeason 3, Episode 14 "El Matadero" Written by Alan Page Directed by Stefan SchwartzDustin: Is he still sulking?Timothy: He is, in fact.Curtis: I hate you both.Dustin: Look, just because we told you that The Martian was fiction and not a dramatic recreation...Timothy: Something that should have been obvious, considering that it was based on a novel...Dustin: ... is no reason to pout. Curtis: I just want to believe that the indomitable human spirit has propelled man out to the stars, that C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate, that signals from buried monoliths have sent us to Saturn or Jupiter or wherever. Is that to much to ask?Dustin: ...Timothy: ...Dustin: You know, it shouldn't be.Timothy: It would be nice.Curtis: Instead we get the post-apocalypse zombie thing. You see my problem.Timothy: Can't actually argue with that. Still, the post-apocalypse zombie thing is why we're here.Dustin: And we get all that lovely grim and miserable joy here on this week's Fear the Walking Dead.Curtis: Or Fear and Loathing in El Matadero, based on about a third of this episode. Timothy: I'm not sure I could take a Hunter S. Thompson zombie novel. Anyway, we do talk the adventures of Madison & Co. again this week, and next week we get the season finale. I expect it will be bloody.Dustin: Most likely. Probably Lexx the hell out of the poor people at the dam. It is their way.Timothy: It so very, very, is. And after that, the season premiere of The Walking Dead. Which will also be happiness and rainbows.Dustin: As is their way. So listen with your earholes, people! We podcast the thing! Zombpocalypse Now!

FEAR THE WALKING DEAD Season 3, Episode 5 "Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame" Written by Suzanne Heathcote Directed by Daniel Stamm Timothy: Huh. Dustin: What? Timothy: This episode of FEAR THE WALKING DEAD was directed by Daniel Stamm. He directed THE LAST EXORCISM. Dustin: Didn't we all go see that in the theater? We liked it, as I recall. Timothy: We did. One of the few found footage horror films I've ever liked, actually. Dustin: As opposed to PARANORMAL ACTIVITY. Which we laughed through. We got some nasty looks from the other audience members. Timothy: Well, it was awful. Curtis: Made a ton of money though. Timothy: That it did. Hey folks! It's your usual motley crew of miscreants what recorded a podcast about the dead that fear the walking, here again to ramble on for almost the same amount of time it takes to actually watch an episode of this very show we review. Mindy: There was that 30 minute idea that was almost a recurring thing. Almost. Curtis: There are four of us now. And based on how much Tim cut out of the podcast, we digress like... crazy digressing people. Mindy: About 15 minutes? Timothy: Yeah. Mostly things that Man Was Not Meant to Know. Mindy: So most of the sex stuff. Dustin: It was so wrong this week, people. SO VERY WRONG. Curtis: Funny as hell, though. Timothy: Oh yeah. But not fit for man or beast. We were quite inappropriate. Mindy: There is a sexual undercurrent in the show though. Dustin: Oh, this episode was all about the sex. Even when it wasn't about the sex, it was about the sex. And that's not entirely a good thing. Curtis: Yeah, I really didn't think too much of this one. It wasn't bad, but it was a letdown after the last few. But hey, you guys listen to us talk about it, and then tell us what you think, OK? OK.

FEAR THE WALKING DEAD Season 3, Episode 4 "100" Written by Alan Page Directed by Alex Garcia Lopez Timothy: So here's what concerns me... Dustin: That FEAR THE WALKING DEAD has actually become a well-written show that we're enjoying, and it's going to get our hopes up and then crush them beneath a return to the awfulness that we have endured lo these previous two seasons? Curtis: "Lo"? Really? Dustin: I am waxing poetic. Mindy: This is a legitimate concern, at least based on what you two have been saying. Of course, I have just started watching this show, so I haven't had to suffer the way you two have. Or at least the way you two say you have. Repeatedly. Dustin: It's been a terrible burden to bear. Mindy: Mmm hmmm. Dustin: IT IS A TERRIBLE BURDEN, MINDY. Curtis: So what's this concern, Tim? Timothy: Well, I've been looking at the viewing numbers. When the show debuted, it had about 10 million viewers, which fell to a little less than 7 million by the end of the first season. Dustin: This does not surprise me. At all. Timothy: The second season started with about 6.5 million viewers, and ended with about 3 million. Curtis: Ouch. Dustin: At all surprised, I am not. Mindy: And this season? Timothy: This season kicked off with just over 5 million, which became 4.8 million by the second episode. We don't have the +3 and +7 numbers for the 3rd and 4th episode yet, but their live numbers have fallen every episode. Dustin: Wait, we've only had three Fear the Walking Dead nights... oh. Curtis: They were losing viewers on the first night the show came back, between the first and second episodes. That aired back to back. Timothy: Yeah. FEAR THE WALKING DEAD has had four well-written, well-acted, actually good episodes this season... Mindy: And fewer and fewer viewers. Timothy: Exactly. Dustin: I'm not sure how I feel about being in the position of defending this show, but we are, and we do, and here is the podcast thing we do. Listen while we say nice things about a show we've hated while it's good and we're hoping it stays that way. LISTEN!

FEAR THE WALKING DEAD Season 3, Episode 3 "TEOTWAWKI" Written by Ryan Scott Directed by Deborah Chow Dustin: Curtis is back! Curtis: Hi guys. Dustin: Mindy is back! Mindy: Hi guys. Dustin: Tim is... still here! Timothy: Wow. That was enthusiastic. Dustin: I see you every week. We don't see Curtis as much as we used to, so it's special when he's here. And Mindy still laughs at my jokes. Curtis: Thanks, Dustin. It's good to be here. Although I came here more to hang out with my friends than watch whatever this show is. Mindy: I've never watched FEAR THE WALKING DEAD before, and to be honest, watching you two watch the show is as entertaining as the show is, if not more. You make the most interesting faces. Timothy: This show does inspire reactions. Although, we aren't hating it as much as we thought we would, based on the previous seasons. Dustin: All twelve thousand seasons of this show. Timothy: Two seasons. This is season three. Dustin: TWELVE THOUSAND SEASONS, TIM. Mindy: You can kind of see Dustin aging in real-time as he watches it. Dustin: And that's with me not hating everything that happens. Timothy: Heh. Yeah, it says something that not hating the show is the baseline we're going with here. Anyway, sit back and listen as we talk about all the things happening on the third episode of FEAR THE WALKING DEAD's third season... Curtis: Sit back and listen to us laugh a lot. Mindy: Sit back and listen to Tim bleep out all the swearing a lot. Dustin: AND check out our other podcasts, and our new Twitch channel, and do that YouTube thing that gets us more cool YouTube things. Timothy: Follow us on YouTube! We're aiming to get over 1000 followers on YouTube. It would be cool if you could help us do that. www.youtube.com/scifi4me

FEAR THE WALKING DEAD is back on Sunday night, and #TeamZombie find themselves in the odd position of actually enjoying it. It's Zombpocalypse Now! Season 3, Episode 1 “Eye of the Beholder” Written by Dave Erickson Directed by Adam Bernstein Season 3, Episode 2 “The New Frontier” Written by Mark Richard Directed by Stefan Schwartz Dustin: Ross McCall is the actor who played Steven. Timothy: Aaaaaand who is Steven? Dustin: The soldier guy you thought was the crazy soldier guy from the Fear the Walking Dead webisodes. I told you it wasn't him. Timothy: So you did. You do have to admit though, he did kinda look like the crazy guy. Dustin: The crazy guy was Colton, played by Michael Mosley. They only kind of look alike, but considering both of them are buried under dirt and scruff, I suppose if you squint real hard. Timothy: I just figured it was the the crossover bit for the two. Like the 30 seconds between the second season and the kids from the airplane webisodes. Dustin: That was pretty stupid. Surprisingly, these episodes weren't. They were actually good. I was engaged. I WAS ENGAGED. Timothy: I know, it's... confusing. We've been so used to hating this show, that having two episodes back to back that we liked was pretty unexpected. There's still the chance they could screw it up, but I'm not actually complaining that we enjoyed the premiere. Dustin: There were a few moments of the stupid, but overall, we did. Timothy: Weird. Dustin: Weird and scary. Timothy: But we do weird and scary here, so that's OK too. And for more weird and scary, and also fun and informative, check out all our other podcasts on SciFi4MeRadio... Dustin: AND our YouTube videos! We have lots of YouTube videos! Timothy: We do. And you, gentle listeners, can help us get to YouTube 1000 subscribers, which helps us do more on the video side of things, which would be cool. Dustin: SUBSCRIBE TO EVERYTHING WE DO!

Ben and Addy discuss the latest season of the Walking Dead as Ben still copes with the trauma of last season's finale. Can Ben ever trust showrunner Scott Gimple again? Is Addy just a Walking Dead fanboy? The answers are no and yes respectively, but listen anyway.

THE WALKING DEAD Season 7, Episode 16 "The First Day of the Rest of Your Life" Written by Scott M. Gimple & Angela Kang & Matthew Negrete Directed by Greg Nicotero Dustin: We didn't talk about the bicyclists! Timothy: Yes, there were, in fact, bicyclists. Dustin: Because bicycles are eminently sensible means of transportation in this world of The Walking Dead. This world where you bitch constantly about the fact that all the gas would have expired years ago, so none of the cars we see all the time would actually work. Timothy: Constantly? Dustin: All the time. You say it all the time. Timothy: Not all the... Dustin: All the time. Timothy: Fine. I have said it, from time to time. And there were people on bicycles. Terrible people. Dustin: The worst people. And we talk about all the worst people on the season finale! On our podcast! Right here! Zombpocalypse Now! We even have a sponsor! Timothy: All the podcasts here have a sponsor this month, not just ours. Dustin: Whatever. Anyway, all the things happened this week. ALL THE THINGS. And we talk about them. Timothy: We do. A lot has been building up to this episode, and it does not disappoint. Dustin: And coming from us, that's high praise. Listen with your ears!

THE WALKING DEAD Season 7, Episode 14 "The Other Side" Written by Angela Kang Directed by Michael E. Satrazemis Dustin: I see what you did there. Timothy: You mean posting a picture that is from the scene we didn't talk about this week? The scene where Jesus offhandedly confirms that the TV version of the character is, like his comic counterpart, a gay man? Where he and Maggie talk about the need to connect with the people around you, and make a community stronger by those connections? Dustin: Yeah, that scene. How did we not talk about that scene? It was handled really well. Timothy: I honestly don't know. I had planned to, and then somehow we didn't. It was a good scene though, and there are lots of people all over the internet talking about it and saying so. Not us, apparently, but still. Dustin: I suppose we just did. Timothy: Better late I suppose. We also didn't talk about the confrontation between Jesus and Gregory, and the undercurrent of impending violence. Dustin: You mean the way that Gregory is sabotaging himself, and all but pushing Jesus into backing Maggie in taking over Hilltop, something that Jesus is already inclined to do? Timothy: That, yes. We didn't talk about that either. What did we talk about this week? Dustin: All the other things, Tim. ALL THE OTHER THINGS. In fact, weren't we going to be aiming for the 35-minute episode length for these podcasts? Wasn't that the plan? Timothy: Yeeeaaahhh. Kinda hit and miss there, aren't we? Dustin: Kinda. A bit. Timothy: Yeah. Anyway, thanks for listening folks, and please share, rate and comment wherever you listen to this thing we do. Comments, ratings and likes help us grow the audience, and that's always a cool thing. Dustin: And don't forget to listen to our other SciFi4MeRadio podcasts! They're pretty cool too!

Fans have been raving about The Walking Dead's latest episode, "Bury Me Here," us included. Season 7, while it's had its fair share of great moments, has felt lacking in its usual magic at times. But thanks to stellar performances by Lennie James (Morgan) and Melissa McBride (Carol), and coupled with Scott Gimple's killer storytelling, this episode really blew us away. In this podcast, we discuss: -Why Morgan snapped and what this means for his character now -Whether or not what Richard did was justified -Our hopes for Carol now that she's back in action -Theories on how Rosita and Sasha's assassination attempt will end (and how pissed we are that they are even doing this) Find more The Walking Dead news on purefandom.com.

Steve chats with The Walking Dead showrunner, Scott Gimple, about security blankets, overcoming shame, and the merits of growing up feeling weird.

THE WALKING DEAD - Season 7, Episode 8 "Hearts Still Beating" - Written by Matthew Negrete & Channing Powell, Directed by Michael E. Satrazemis Timothy: So you may have noticed that this week's episode of Zompocalypse Now is out earlier than usual. Dustin: Considering that "usual" means "hopefully before the next episode airs", that's kind of vague. Ish. Timothy: Sadly true. But starting this week, we're going to a Tuesday release schedule, which means there are going to be a few changes. Some big, some small. Dustin: Like less editing. Which means you get to hear us say "um" and "ahhh" and repeat ourselves more. Timothy: More weird digressions that I have mercifully spared you, our valued listeners. Dustin: More swearing. Timothy: Well... maybe. I'm going to be spending a lot less time than I have been cleaning up our mad ramblings, and you, oh valued listeners, get more of us unfiltered and a lot more timely. I will be watching our swearing, because while we are not reviewing a show that is all ages, we are trying to keep things more or less accessible to all audiences. More or less. Dustin: We will be providing a "May Contain Adult Nastiness" warning, both here and in the podcast itself. Of course, this is The Walking Dead we're talking about here. You know, the show with the swearing and the heads being bashed in on camera. Timothy: That's the one. So sit back and take a listen to the first of our somewhat less-refined yet more-timely episode of Zombpocalypse Now, as we talk about the mid-season finale of THE WALKING DEAD. Dustin: And next week, TEEN WOLF! Timothy: Indeed. Next week we talk about the Wolves Who Are Teens. Dustin: I AM SO EXCITED. Timothy: Clearly. We hope you enjoy the newish format and timetable, and please rate us and say nice comment things on iTunes and Podcasts.com. It helps people find the show, and let's us know what you like and don't like about the show. Thanks!

THE WALKING DEAD Season 7, Episode 7 "Sing Me a Song" - Written by Angela Kang & Corey Reed, Directed by Rosemary Rodriguez Dustin: Siiiiiing... Timothy: No. Dustin: Siiiing a sooooong... Timothy: It clearly states up there that this is not a musical episode. Dustin: C'mon, Tim, sing along! Timothy: Nope. Dustin: Fine. You're no fun. Timothy: I am known far and wide for being no fun at all. I am OK with that. Dustin: And we... were kind of OK with this week's episode of THE WALKING DEAD. You see what I did there? Timothy: Yessss, that was, in fact, a transition of a kind. And here's another: Only one more episode to go until we take the Winter break from THE WALKING DEAD, and next week is another 90 minute episode. Dustin: Which this week did not need to be. At all. And then, TEEN WOLF! Timothy: Yes, it's true. While we wait for THE WALKING DEAD to come back, we're going to give Mr. Adair a chance to talk about the show he's been watching and often reviewing since it began, as we turn our attention to the final season of TEEN WOLF. Dustin: It's going to be great. But that's in a couple weeks. Right now, we hope you'll enjoy this week's Zombpocalypse Now!

THE WALKING DEAD Season 7, Episode 6 "Swear" - Written by David Leslie Johnson, Directed by Michael E. Satrazemis Timothy: So! The actresses we recognized and couldn't remember the names of? Dustin: Yes? Timothy: Nicole Barré and Briana Venskus. Dustin: That doesn't actually mean anything to me, you know that, right? Timothy: Nicole Barré was in JACK REACHER, ZOO and NCIS. Briana Venskus was on SUPERGIRL, AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. and NASHVILLE. Dustin: I know those... are shows on the television machine. Timothy: And I know that you watch SUPERGIRL with the children-monsters every week, so... Dustin: Yeah, yeah. So we did really recognize them. Which just proves that we watch a lot of television, and they work a lot. Which is exactly what working actors should do. Timothy: Yep. Somehow I think we'll see them again, too. As for you kids at home, take a listen, and we hope you'll enjoy this week's episode of Zombpocalypse Now!

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THE WALKING DEAD - Season 7, Episode 5 "Go Getters" - Written by Channing Powell, Directed by Darnell Martin Timothy: Hey there! Welcome to this week's episode of "Zombpocalypse Now", where Mr. Adair and I talk about THE WALKING DEAD and other shows. Dustin: I just want you to appreciate how little swearing you had to bleep out this week. I was very well behaved. Timothy: Considering that I just drop the sound effect over it, it's really not that big a deal, but sure, OK, thanks. Dustin: Also, I was tired, and the singing was much more fun. Timothy: Yeeesssssss. We keep inching closer and closer to the Very Special Musical Episode. I'm sure the demand for this is great among our listeners. Dustin: We really should have Curtis back for that one. I'll start writing some lyrics. Timothy: You do that. Yes folks, it's back to just Dustin and me this week as we follow Maggie and Sasha to the beginnings of their destiny at the Hilltop Colony... Dustin: "DESTINY! DESTINY! NO ESCAPING THAT FOR ME!" Timothy: Pretty sure getting the rights to that is going to make our legal department have a coronary. Anyway, take a listen folks, and we'll be back next week with more "Zombpocalypse Now"!

Season 7, Episode 4 "Service" - Written by Corey Reed, Directed by David Boyd Dustin: It was so nice to have Curtis back this week. Timothy: It was, wasn't it? Now if we can get Anne-Marie back again, it'll just be like old times. Curtis: That would be cool. Dustin: Holy @#$%! How long have you been sitting there? Curtis: Since Sunday? I like your couch, man. It's comfy. Dustin: But... it's Friday. Tim's been slow again this week getting the audio edited. Timothy: I've been busy! Dustin: Whatever. How have you been on my couch since Sunday and I haven't noticed until now? Curtis: You've got three kids, dude. And I'm quiet. Dustin: That makes no sense whatsoever, you realize that, right? Timothy: Anyway, here's our latest Zombpocalype Now podcast, folks! Now with more Curtis! Take a listen!

Season 2, Episode 7 “Shiva”Written by: David WienerDirected by Andrew Bernstein Dustin: Oh thank God, our long nightmare is finally over. Timothy: Well, at least until August, when/if;Fear the Walking Dead;comes back for the second half of its season. Dustin: You couldn't just let me have the illusion, could you? You're a monster.

Season 2, Episode 4 "Blood in the Streets" Timothy: This week's Zombpocalypse Now is a bit different. If you've been with Dustin and me and our reviews of the Walking Dead universe for a while, then you'll know the names Anne-Marie and Curtis well, as they were the other members of SciFi4Me's Team Zombie for most of our run reviewing the shows. Dustin: With Anne-Marie moving to New Orleans and Curtis' time in the theatre taking him away from our Sunday night revels, it has just been the two of us, doing our reviews as the videos and now the podcasts. But not tonight... tonight we were all back together again! Curtis: We got the band back together! Anne-Marie: We had pie! Timothy: We watched Fear the Walking Dead! Anne-Marie: We are not thanking you for that! Curtis: Dude. Seriously. You guys are mean. Dustin: Tim won't let me quit, and I WILL NOT SUFFER ALONE. Timothy: Quiet you. We had a great time together again, and we think our podcast shows that. It also shows we digress like crazy, are terribly silly and inappropriate people, and should not be allowed in polite company. We hope you have fun listening to us have fun together!

Join Caliph and Jamese as they discuss the horror genre and the hit show by AMC Fear the Walking Dead and also will discuss

Join Caliph and Jamese as they discuss the horror genre and the hit show by AMC Fear the Walking Dead and also will discuss

Season 2, Episode 2 "We All Fall Down"Story by: Brett C. Leonard & Kate BarnowTeleplay by: Kate BarnowDirected by Adam Davidson Dustin: I can't believe we didn't talk about it. Timothy: I know. What is wrong with us? Hi folks, Dustin and I are back with the 2nd episode of our Zombpocalypse Now podcast, covering, oddly enough, the 2nd episode of the 2nd season of Fear the Walking Dead. Dustin: Funny how that worked out. We've been talking about the important theme that we didn't talk about in this week's podcast. It would have been really cool, and very insightful, and you guys would have loved it. If only we had recorded it. Which we didn't. Timothy: We could, you know, tell them here. Dustin: They should listen to the podcast first. Timothy: They are reading this part, so I don't know how we'd stop them from... Dustin: THEY SHOULD LISTEN TO THE PODCAST FIRST. Timothy: Hey kids, here's the podcast. Why don't you listen to it, and after we'll tell you the part we didn't talk about in the thing you are about to listen to. Read the rest here.CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST.

Didn't We Say Something About Source Material?!? This week on the show Johnny and Brian quickly watch/geek out over the Rogue One trailer, then it is down to business talking about the Walking Dead Season 6 finale, then they FINALLY review Daredevil Season 2 from Netflix. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Trailer In theaters this December! Check out the Trailer here (like you have't watched it 10 times already!) Supergirl/Flash Crossover We are late to the table talking about this fun little event, but we know you can't wait to hear our thoughts on this so here they are… spoiler alert… we liked it! The Walking Dead Season 6 Finale So the season 6 finale of the Walking Dead has come and gone, and the only real fatality is the time wasted watching that crap-fest and the poor cameraman to got brained by Lucille. “I think it has a pretty strong following, just wish they would leave Gimple and Kirkman off there. When Nicotero or some of the other production people are on it’s good, but otherwise it can be a yawnfest.” – Johnny, when discussing Talking Dead Daredevil Season 2 Review From amazing fight scenes to new characters...

Jimmy joined the roundtables for the hit AMC  show THE WALKING DEAD while at Comic Con. You'll hear from Michael Cudlitz, Danai Gurui, Sonequa Martin-Green, Lennie James, Andrew Lincoln, Melissa McBride, Greg Nicotero, Norman Reedus, Chandler Riggs, Steven Yuen, Scott Gimple (Showrunner), Gale Ann Hurd (Producer), David Alpert (Producer). The CNI mic is pointed directly at the talent so you'll hear them the best (and that's more important!) so apologies if the media questions are a bit muddled. I had a little fun with some questioning and you'll hear showrunner Gimple jokingly call me out on it! Reedus and Jimmy had a laugh afterwards when Jimmy reminded Reedus of the promise he made to me to throw in a Boondock Saints easter egg. But instead, they thought a Chewbacca roar might be better. Some great hints on the upcoming season! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Thanks for listening!

Last session from SDCC 2014 Roundtables include show runner Scott Gimple, Steven Yeun,Lauren Cohan, Michael Cudlitz,Chad L Coleman,Melissa McBride, and Robert Kirkman.

The highest-rated scripted show on television returned tonight, as The Walking Dead Season 5 kicked off with “No Sanctuary,” written by showrunner Scott Gimple and directed by special effects guru Greg Nicotero. Season 4′s finale left us on a cliffhanger, and “Sanctuary” picks up right where it left off. Joining us is SOS contributor Les Chappell to ... The post The Walking Dead Podcast Episode 54: “No Sanctuary” appeared first on PopOptiq.

Join me this episode for a fascinating season four post-mortem (if you will) with none other than the Walking Dead showrunner himself, Mr. Scott Gimple. Listen and find out: What the writers' goals are when creating the show. Scott's thoughts on the comic vs. the show. Behind-the-scenes info on the making of this season. A few hints about what to expect in season five. And much more! [powerpress]Get The Walking Dead 'Cast for free in iTunes Support the show.

Like most of you, Karen and I were shocked, disturbed, and thrilled by this episode. Join us for a huge season-ending podcast as we thoroughly go over "A." Also in this ep, we: Interview documentary filmmaker Cris Macht who's making a movie about Walking Dead fans like you and me. Search Kickstarter.com for "Walkers Among Us" to learn more and lend your support. Announce the winner of the First My Family Walking Dead Survival Kit contest (If you didn't win and you want one, you can get a one- or two-person version from firstmyfamily.com). Get the ins and outs of how the comic compares to this ep in Comic Talk with Mr. Blahg and Gracie Lou. And respond to some of your most enthusiastic and interesting feedback yet. We've had a great season podcasting about The Walking Dead and we've loved all the interaction from you guys (and just that you're listening at all). If you haven't gotten a chance yet and you like what we've been doing, please find us on iTunes at walkingdeadcast.com/itunes and leave us a rating or a review. Thank you! We thank Fracture for their support this season. Fracture is having a big Spring Sale right now, so go to fractureme.com and enter promo code "SPRING2014" for 30% off your order! Finally, join us in a few days for an interview with the big man himself, WD showrunner Scott Gimple, and then stick around over the break for biweekly podcasts about zombies, horror, pop culture, and other shenanigans. Don't get bit! By anyone! Get The Walking Dead 'Cast for free in iTunes Support the show.

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Walking Dead edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of AMC's Walking Dead. In this episode host Dave Klein breaks down the episode in which Faith becomes a survival tool for some fighting to stay alive. There to help Dave are co-hosts Nando Velasquez, Derrial Christon, and Kristin Carole. Also joining the conversation are special guests Michael Cudlitz (Abraham) and Scott Gimple (Showrunner). It's Walking Dead's "Us" podcast! Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more of your post-game wrap up shows for your favorite TV shows, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Walking Dead talk continues as we talk about the ins and outs of the popular AMC show including our favorite moments and characters from the seasons past. Our let down moments. Why the shows portrail of The Governor was way off, why Scott Gimple rocks the house and our feelings on what is to come in the upcoming second half of Season 4. 

Season four is here and we've put together an episode chock full of Walking Deadness. We give you:* Our thoughts on S4E1, Scott Gimple's inaugural effort as showrunner.* The latest news about TWD.* Special guests James and Eric to get you excited about the quickly approaching Walker Stalker Con. (Go to walkerstalkercon.com to get tickets or find out more.)* The winner of Walker Stalker Con VIP tickets. It could be YOU!!!* Your listener moans, groans, & grunts.* The return of Comic Talk with Jaden.* A new segment Under the Comic Covers with Mr. Blahg (mrblahg.com) and Gracie Lou.* A peek at next week's TWD episode. Reminder: If you haven't nominated us in the Podcast Awards and you want to support us, today (Tuesday) is your last chance. Go to podcastawards.com and nominate us in the Entertainment and Best Produced categories (with URL walkingdeadcast.com). Thank you!!! Get The Walking Dead 'Cast for free in iTunes Support the show.

At San Diego Comic Con, Jimmy sat in the press room for the smash hit AMC show The Walking Dead and chatted with stars Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Lauren Cohan, Steven Yuen, Scott Wilson, Chad Coleman, Danai Gurira, David Morrissey, as well as producers Robert Kirkman, Scott Gimple, Gale Anne Hurd and Greg Nicotero. Jimmy gets a great question in to Greg Nicotero and Norman Reedus that his fellow Boondock Saints fans will love.  Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Thanks for listening!

Bruno (@BrunoArBitt), Calinho (@Senhor_Carlos), Eder (@Evael_), Guga (@lgmoser) e o Pirata comentam a primeira parte da 3ª temporada de The Walking Dead. Ouça mais um Resumo 2d2o do Pirata; saiba da opinião dos Arcanos sobre as mudanças entre as HQs e a série televisiva; presencie mais uma briga sobre Nicholas Cage; escute uma mini-análise do jogo de The Walking Dead: A Telltale Games Series; saiba da polêmica dos headshots; descubra que sobreviventes do apocalipse zumbi também amam; descubra a nova fraqueza do Governador. Tudo isso e muito mais neste episódio do Arcanocast! Links do programa: - Filme japonês maluco "Zombie Ass: Toilet of the Dead"; - O Governador pela IGN; - Trailer do jogo de The Walking Dead; - Novo showrunner da série, Scott Gimple. CONTATOSErros críticos, perguntas e recados para: arcanosdovale@yahoo.com.br  DOWNLOADAtenção: programa repleto de spoilers da série televisiva!Tamanho: 39,8MB; Duração: 57m57s - Baixe Aqui!

You all know exactly who we are. Yeah you do. Now. Say our name. You're god damn right! This episode we're joined by Jason's former Breaking Bad 'Cast co-host Lissy to (finally) cover the episodes 4-8 of the final season of that excellent show. For the uninitiated, don't worry, we also talk about a lot of TWD- and zombie-related stuff, including our thoughts on the newly announced showrunner, Scott Gimple. And we throw in some non-sequiturial chatter for good measure. Microbrew anyone? As always, if you'd like to give us a call, you can call us at (650) 485-DEAD, or you can email us at brains@walkingdeadcast.com. [powerpress]Get The Walking Dead 'Cast for free in iTunes Links:• Help fight canine cancer: http://sophiesfight.wordpress.com and http://wearethecure.org/friends/sophiesfight• Sign up to be a zombie on Mythbusters: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dExVdEY1aG5kWHVmQmREZVlvR3BPa1E6MA#gid=0• When the zombies come: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9bqA3JfSBc Support the show.

The Starburst Radio Podcast - Episode 2.5: Sideways Head Browsing In which Kris Heys continues his quest for the female prostrate, has a quick name change, falls into a food trap, before introducing zombie fans to the mighty Scott Gimple. Mike Royce forgets the name of the radio station he works for, issues a serious Public Health Warning, and says goodbye to a founding Starburst Writer. There is an accident at a biscuit factory, a free guide to Gremlin genitalia, and Tarantino returns with ‘Django Unchained’. [Warning: To experience the full healing qualities of this podcast. Please hold a speaker or your iPod while listening!] All recordings are issued under official license from Manchester Radio Online

The Walking Dead showrunner Glen Mazzara and writers Scott Gimple and Angela Kang trade takes on the AMC series' second season, characters' goals both immediate and emotional, audience expectations, hot zombie action, and some choice tidbits about season three!CONNECT W/ BEN BLACKER & THE WRITER'S PANEL:https://twitter.com/BENBLACKERhttps://www.facebook.com/TVWritersPanelTHE WRITER'S PANEL IS A CO-PRODUCTION OF THE FOREVER DOG PODCAST NETWORK AND THE ATX TELEVISION FESTIVAL.http://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/the-writers-panelhttp://atxfestival.com

This episode I sit down with Scott Gimple, producer and writer on AMC's The Walking Dead. Scott and I met while playing Left 4 Dead a few years ago. Scott and I talk about his career writing shows like Fast Forward with David Goyer and the recent Ghost Rider Spirit of Vengeance. And of course we talk about The Walking Dead. How does he deal with fan criticism as both a writer and a fan? Also, Scott gives advice to Geekscapists looking to start a TV writing career!