Another pretty good episode from The Walking Dead. Maybe not every aspect, but they brought around the Maggie / Negan relationship well enough that we’re able to look past its rocky start. Maybe the hardest pill to swallow this episode is the delay tactics happening in the commonwealth. There’s a lot of people needing things to happen, asking for those things, and nearly getting those things only for the show to rip them away at the last moment. We know, deep down at your core you’ve always been a show about cheap thrills, but you can do better, The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead has put together a string of passable episodes, or maybe just lowered our expectations enough to make it seem so, and this episode is another example of that. Join us for a breakdown of “On the Inside”. A big thank you to Mysteriana for creating the Watching Dead theme music.  Find all…

I’d love to talk about Carol’s impassioned plea to bring Aaron back from the brink, or how Eugene is the only sane one in the truly insane group of survivors who want to set up a new life in The Commonwealth, thereby completely abandoning the people they came to find help for, or how Negan is absolutely right and Maggie is a maniac on a suicide mission… but I can’t. I’m so distracted by the new group of sh*tty pre-teens bullying Judith that I’m literally seeing red. WHERE’S MY BAT?!

Join us for the S11E04 “Rendition” feedback podcast to see if our audience was as tortured by this episode as Daryl was.

Alright, now that’s better! The Walking Dead delivers a hit this week by running back the old ones. Daryl’s back on Easy Street and another group of insane baddies reveals their back story.  You won’t believe how HOT it is! Join us for the podcast to hear our thoughts on S11E04 “Rendition”.

The Walking Dead fares a little better this week as everybody runs from the reapers and we get a small morsel of horse hope.