I remembered loving this episode because of the zombie scenes, and they were just as good on rewatch. The soapy drama, yeah it was alright too ;)Next up: TWD S2E10 18 Miles Out! Let us know your

Back to the rewatch! This is the first ep with Glen Mazzara as showrunner, and I remember being worried whether the show would still be good after Darabont left, and then being relieved that it was gr

This ep were covering the new Alex Garland dystopian action movie, Civil War, in theaters now. On one hand this movie is right up this podcasts alley: it feels post-apocalyptic and its a harrowing

Heres part two of your feedback for the finale of The Ones Who Live. I dont know if Ive ever podcasted on something that hit emotional beats so well and so intensely like this while asking us to sw

All said and done, feelings were mixed about The Ones Who Live, often from the same person, which made for some interesting feedback. More of you than ever wanted to talk about it (which is awesome) s

We were (all) so stressed going into this episode, werent we? Theres so much say about it, positive and otherwise, but man, what a beautiful ending :) Next up: Listener feedback for TWD: The Ones W

With Lucy out putting the finishing touches on her book (!) Im happy to be joined this week by fellow Zedheads Dodie and Veronica to respond to another round of fantastic, eye-opening, and varied fee

As is the way with TWD sometimes, this episode made us care a little more about a character before killing her off! A fitting end though, and some great nostalgia in this ep with the return of Gabriel

As we thought, most of you guys loved this standout episode and put it at top tier TWD. But there were some varied and surprising opinions and some unexpected, insightful perspectives in this weeks f

Wow, what an outstanding episode Danai Gurira wrote, and also brilliantly performed with Andrew Lincoln. Intimate, emotional, surprising, and triumphant. Lucy and I both loved it were looking forward