We're back - and I've got to say, other than a few minor issues, cough Morgan cough, we are pretty damn excited for Season 4 of Fear The Walking Dead. After a rather stellar showing last season, can Fear continue to outperform its own mothership show?

Each week we ask ourselves, this show has to still mean something, right? Fortunately this week presented a rather entertaining story with, dare we say, possible conclusions to story arcs that have been going on way too long.

The Walking Dead definitely led us astray this week with one of the most illogical episodes of this season. While we commend some of the action scenes and Maggie's military strategy, pretty much everything else in this episode was complete garbage.

Thanks to the advanced directorial skills of Greg Nicotero, this episode ended up being a little more lackluster than it probably should have been. While the story still feels like it's trudging along, the cat and mouse game between Negan and Rick felt...

Oy -- this week was rough for The Walking Dead. Fortunately, the prodigal son Ryan has returned and we are able to fill most of this show with an update on his life and his harrowing medical journey over the last year.

After a rather lackluster mid-season premiere, The Walking Dead returns this week with an episode that is arguably one of the better of the entire season. Maybe it's because the annoying garbage people were wiped out in one fell swoop,

Better late than never as they say! Due to health reasons, purchasing and moving into a house, and electric outages thanks to a Nor'easter, this podcast is way later than expected. But we couldn't miss an opportunity to tear into the latest episode of ...

We return this week to discuss the midseason finale of The Walking Dead. What did we think? We actually thought there were some pretty solid moments, even though the show continues to suffer from the same season-wide issues: plot convenience,

This just might be the most frustrating season of The Walking Dead yet. Episode 7 shows promise, unfortunately we spent the entire episode trying to figure out what exactly Eugene was trying to say. How has The Walking Dead managed to make this charact...

Just as we were starting to feel the plan was "coming together", the latest installment of The Walking Dead goes completely off the rails. Character motivations make little sense when comparing it against the established timeline.