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AMC‘s The Walking Dead Heads Up Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 6, Episode 7: Heads Up is an audio podcast review in which FilmBook contributor Steven Bueno and his team Kristian Cabrera and Cornell Montgomery (from The League of Ordinary Gentlemen) analyze and discuss their thoughts about the latest episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 7: Heads Up's plot synopsis (spoilers): "After being trapped by a horde of walkers, Glenn manages to survive by crawling under a dumpster while the walkers are occupied with consuming Nicholas' corpse. He encounters Enid, who gives him some supplies but flees. Glenn chases Enid and convinces her to accompany him back to Alexandria, only to find the safe zone surrounded by walkers. At Alexandria, Rick asks Morgan whether he had let any of the Wolves go, recounting how he was ambushed at the RV. Morgan admits he did and defends his position. Meanwhile Rosita begins training the Alexandrians how to fight and tries to convince Eugene to learn too. After being taught by Rick how to shoot, Ron steals bullets from the armory. At the wall, Spencer attempts to use a grappling line to sneak out of Alexandria, but is forced to return when the line snaps. Carol discovers that Morgan is holding a prisoner, and confronts him about it. Ron begins to stalk Carl with his gun. Glenn and Enid release several balloons to signal their position, and Maggie realizes Glenn is still alive. However, at that moment, the damaged church tower begins to collapse, threatening to open a breach in Alexandria's wall."

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 7: Heads Up starred Andrew Lincoln, Lauren Cohan, Melissa McBride, Lennie James and Chandler Riggs.

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AMC‘s The Walking Dead Always Accountable Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 6, Episode 6: Always Accountable is an audio podcast review in which FilmBook contributor Steven Bueno and his team Kristian Cabrera and Cornell Montgomery (from The League of Ordinary Gentlemen) analyze and discuss their thoughts about the latest episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 6: Always Accountable's plot synopsis (spoilers): "While helping lead the walker horde away from Alexandria, Daryl is separated from Sasha and Abraham when they are ambushed by unknown attackers. When he recovers, he is captured by a trio of survivors who suspect he is a Wolf. They take him to a nearby fuel dump where they are hoping to rendezvous with more of the group, but are dismayed when they find the area overrun with walkers. Taking the opportunity, Daryl steals their gear and escapes. When he recovers his crossbow, Daryl finds that the group was carrying a cooler full of insulin with them. Meanwhile, Abraham and Sasha search for Daryl in a nearby town, and decide to set up camp in an office building. They then get into a discussion about their past actions, with Sasha concluding that everybody is accountable for their own actions. Abraham goes to scavenge supplies, and manages to recover a rocket propelled grenade launcher. When he returns, he tells Sasha that he's found a new purpose for living, and begins to flirt with Sasha. Daryl decides to return the insulin to the three survivors when they are confronted by a larger armed group who have come to recover the insulin as well. Daryl helps the trio hide until the larger group gives up the search and moves on. As Daryl and the survivors continue on, one of the survivors is killed by walkers. Daryl thinks about recruiting the remaining two survivors, but they betray him and steal his crossbow and motorcycle. Daryl finds a working truck and manages to reunite with Abraham and Sasha. As they return to Alexandria, Daryl tries to raise Rick on the radio, only for an unfamiliar voice to respond with a 'Help'."

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 6: Always Accountable starred Norman Reedus, Michael Cudlitz, and Sonequa Martin-Green.

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AMC‘s The Walking Dead Now Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 6, Episode 5: Now is an audio podcast review in which FilmBook contributor Steven Bueno and his team Kristian Cabrera and Cornell Montgomery (from The League of Ordinary Gentlemen) analyze and discuss their thoughts about the latest episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 5: Now's plot synopsis (spoilers): "As the Alexandrians clean up the damage caused by the Wolves, Rick arrives barely ahead of the walker horde. With walkers at the gates, Rick tries to rally the Alexandrians to stay strong, reminding them that with only half the horde present, they cannot break through the walls. Aaron then admits to everybody that he inadvertently led the Wolves to Alexandria. With the walkers at the walls, morale among the Alexandrians begins to drop. Aaron decides to help Maggie search for Glenn and shows her an old sewer tunnel they can use to bypass the walkers. However, when they see the exit is blocked by walkers, Maggie gives up in despair. She reveals to Aaron that she is pregnant. Deanna and Spencer then get into an argument, with Spencer blaming Deanna's idealism for getting Aidan and Reg killed. Carl approaches Ron for help in finding Enid, but Ron refuses, and threatens to inform Rick if Carl leaves Alexandria. Tara checks in on Denise, who is quickly losing her confidence in her abilities as a doctor. Tara simply advises Denise that "being afraid sucks", and Denise manages to find a way to save Scott from his infected bullet wound. Elated, she goes back to Tara and kisses her. Jessie goes to check in on a neighbor, only to discover that she had committed suicide and turned into a walker. Jessie kills the walker and tells her fellow Alexandrians that they have to adapt to their new circumstances and fight to survive. Ron approaches Rick and tells him about Carl's plans to search for Enid, and asks Rick to teach him how to shoot. That night, Deanna is walking on the street and is attacked by a walker. In a rage, she attacks it with a broken bottle just as Rick arrives. Deanna tells Rick that she wants Alexandria to survive, and asks him if she was foolish for being an idealist, to which Rick replies that she is not. Despite losing faith, Maggie refuses to believe Glenn is dead, and Aaron suggests naming her baby after him. Rick visits Jessie, and after a short talk, they begin to kiss. At the gate, Deanna stares at the walkers outside defiantly before walking away, failing to notice blood dripping from a crack in the wall."

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 5: Now starred Andrew Lincoln, Ross Marquand, Chandler Riggs, Lauren Cohan, Alanna Masterson, Danai Gurira, and Lennie James.

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AMC‘s The Walking Dead Here's Not Here Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 6, Episode 4: Here's Not Here is an audio podcast review in which FilmBook contributor Steven Bueno and his team (Kristian Cabrera, Joshua Grijalva and Cornell Montgomery) analyze and discuss their thoughts about the latest episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 4: Here's Not Here's plot synopsis (spoilers): "In Alexandria's makeshift prison cell, Morgan visits the Wolf that he took prisoner and recalls the man once saying he wanted to take everything that Morgan had. "Well, here it is," Morgan says, launching into his story. "Every last bit."Now homeless, Morgan hunts walkers in the woods and burns their bodies at his campground. He sharpens long sticks and builds a stockade around the camp.Morgan recreates his King County bunker at the campground, using walker blood to scrawl messages on the surrounding rocks and trees. "Clear," reads one; "Here's Not Here," another.While hunting, Morgan follows the sound of a bleating goat and discovers a secluded log cabin. A man orders him to put his gun down. Morgan ignores the warning and stalks after the man, who ambushes Morgan and knocks him unconscious with a staff.Morgan wakes up in a cell inside the cabin. "Kill me," he begs. The man introduces himself as Eastman and hands Morgan a book, "The Art of Peace." Morgan watches Eastman run outside to kill a walker with his staff and then drag its body into the woods.As days pass, Morgan remains in his cell, ranting and mumbling to himself. He watches Eastman practice martial arts with his staff outside.Eastman finally speaks to Morgan and explains that he used to be a forensic psychiatrist. He asks what Morgan did before the fall, and what he does now. "I clear," Morgan replies. "Walkers, people, anything that gets anywhere near me, I kill them."Morgan opens the door and charges at Eastman. As they struggle, they knock into a piece of drywall with a child's artwork that's hanging from the wall, breaking it in two. Furious, Eastman picks up the broken artwork and leaves. Morgan returns to the cell.That night, Eastman explains that he used Aikido to defeat Morgan. He shows Morgan a rabbit's foot and says he received a flyer for the martial art the day after his daughter gave him the rabbit's foot.The next morning, Eastman asks Morgan to watch Tabitha while he goes out to scavenge. In his cell, Morgan opens "The Art of Peace." On the first page is a handwritten note, stating that a goal of Aikido is to "completely avoid killing, even the most evil person."Morgan also continues his studies of "The Art of Peace."Over dinner, Morgan asks why Eastman has a cell in his cabin. Eastman tells him he once interviewed a convicted killer named Crighton Dallas Wilton, whom he recognized as a true psychopath. Eastman recommended against his parole. Wilton escaped, killed Eastman's family and then turned himself into the police. Eastman says he built the cell with the intention of kidnapping Wilton and starving him to death. "Did you?" Morgan asks. "I have come to believe that all life is precious," Eastman replies.A walker approaches the campground. Morgan readies his staff but freezes when he realizes the walker is the man he choked to death. Eastman pushes the paralyzed Morgan out of the way and kills the walker, but is bitten in the process. "That wasn't for you to do!" Morgan screams, attacking Eastman. Eastman fends off Morgan's attack.Morgan remains at the campground and reverts to his old ways, whittling spears and hunting walkers in the woods. He kills a walker and discovers that he's saved a young couple. Morgan moves to attack them next, but the woman slowly offers a can of food and a bullet, thanking him, and then backs away with her companion.Morgan allows the couple to leave, then he runs back to Eastman's cabin, where he finds a walker eating Tabitha. He somberly kills the goat and wheels the bodies to the graveyard, where Eastman is digging. Morgan spots a grave marker for Crighton Dallas Wilton. Eastman admits that he abducted Wilton from prison and starved him to death. "What I did to him, it didn't give me any peace," he says.Back in the present, Morgan concludes his tale, suggesting the Wolf can be saved, just like he was. The Wolf shows Morgan a deep cut in his torso and predicts that he will die. "But if I don't, I am going to have to kill you, Morgan," he says. "I'm going to have to kill every person here." Morgan leaves, locking the door on his way out.Then out on the street, Morgan hears Rick screaming to open the gates."

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 4: Here's Not Here starred  Lennie James and John Carroll Lynch plus a goat.

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AMC‘s The Walking Dead Thank You Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 6, Episode 3: Thank You is an audio podcast review in which FilmBook contributor Steven Bueno and his team (Kristian Cabrera and Cornell Montgomery) analyze and discuss their thoughts about the latest episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 3: Thank You's plot synopsis (spoilers): "Rick, Glenn, Michonne and the Alexandrians race through the woods towardAlexandria, where the horn continues to blare. Half of the quarry herd follows close behind. Over the walkie, Rick tells Daryl to stay the course and keep the rest of the herd moving along the road. Rick tells his team that he's going to get the RV and redirect the breakaway herd before it reaches Alexandria. In private, he tells Glenn and Michonne that the Alexandrians with them "aren't all gonna make it." Rick instructs them to lead the team back to Alexandria but to keep going if anyone can't keep up.Heath overhears the conversation.Glenn and Michonne lead the group towards Alexandria. Walkers attack, sending the Alexandrians into a panic: Sturgess fires wildly into the air and hitsScott in the leg before fleeing; Nicholas becomes paralyzed with fear; and a walker bites David on the shoulder.With Nicholas leading the way, the group runs into walkers feasting on Sturgess' body. Nicholas becomes paralyzed by fear again, but snaps out of it when Glenn calls his name. The group backtracks only to be confronted by more walkers. They retreat into a pet store, where Glenn formulates a plan to set fire to a nearby building to distract the herd. Nicholas suggests a feed store and offers to lead Glenn there.Back in the pet store, Annie and Scott point out that their injuries are slowing everyone down and urge the group to keep going without them. Heath looks pointedly at Michonne and refuses to leave anyone behind.Afterward, Michonne confronts Heath about his attitude. He tells her he overheard Rick's instructions to leave people behind. Michonne angrily reminds Heath that he hasn't had to survive like Rick, and doesn't know what it's like out in the world. Heath counters that he's been on plenty of runs, but Michonne points out that he's never "been covered in so much blood that you didn't know if it was yours, or walkers' or your friends'."Michonne's group sits quietly, watching walkers file by the storefront, drawn by the gunfire. Michonne sees David writing a farewell note to his wife. When he tries to hand it to her, she refuses to take it. "You're getting home," Michonne writes on her arm. Then walkers that had been lurking in the back room of the store begin pounding on an interior door, drawing the attention of the walkers outside. As the herd arrives in town, Michonne's group races out of the store, guns blazing. But Annie falls and is devoured by walkers.As Rick waits, two men sneak into the RV and fire at him – it's the Wolves that Morgan let escape. Rick dives and returns fire, killing them. He then sees more Wolves sneaking up outside the RV and opens fire on them with a assault rifle, killing them all.Michonne, Heath and Scott arrive at Alexandria to find the outlying buildings burned. Michonne unsheaths her katana.Rick tries to start the RV but the engine falters. He keeps trying and trying, but without luck as the massive breakaway herd starts to emerge from the forest just beside him…"

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 3: Thank You starred Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan, Michael Traynor, Danai Gurira, and Lennie James.

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AMC‘s The Walking Dead JSS Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 6, Episode 2: JSS is an audio podcast review in which FilmBook contributor Steven Bueno and his team (Kristian Cabrera) analyze and discuss their thoughts about the latest episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 2: JSS's plot synopsis (spoilers): "In a flashback, Enid's parents are killed by walkers while trying to jumpstart a car. Locked in the car, Enid cries as she watches the walkers devour her parents. She escapes and wanders the woods alone, foraging for food and killing walkers. She repeatedly writes the letters "JSS" in tortoise bones, dirt and dusty windows. Enid eventually stumbles upon Alexandria's gates. She starts to walk away, but seeing "JSS" scrawled on her arm, changes her mind and goes inside.

In the present, Carol collects ingredients from the pantry. Shelly Neudermeyer complains about wanting a pasta maker. Carol snidely comments that Mrs. Neudermeyer should be more concerned about her cigarette habit. Carol returns home, where she sees Sam, and coldly tells him to get over Pete's death. Jessie tries to give Ron a haircut, but gets into an argument with her when she tells him she doesn't blame Rick for Pete's death, and he storms out. Meanwhile, Maggie takes Deanna outside the walls to help with expansion efforts, and urges Deanna to get past Reg's death and become Alexandria's leader again. Eugene and Tara head to the infirmary to meet Denise, Alexandria's replacement doctor. Denise confides in them that she never finished medical school and isn't certain she can fill the role. Carl takes a walk outside and sees Ron and Enid sitting together before being asked by Father Gabriel for self defense lessons. While reluctant, Carl agrees to teach him how to wield a machete.

As Carol prepares a meal, she looks outside to see Shelly being killed by a Wolf. All of a sudden, Wolves scale Alexandria's walls and kill any Alexandrian they come across. As panic ensues, Carol quickly arms herself and kills several of the attackers, before disguising herself as a Wolf. In the tower, Spencer sees a truck approaching the gate and fires on it, killing the driver but inadvertently activating the truck's horn. He goes down to shut it off and runs into Morgan. Spencer informs Morgan of the Wolf attack, but is too scared to fight. Maggie arrives and leaves Deanna in Spencer's care before joining the battle. Inside the town, Carl fortifies himself inside his house with Judith. Enid comes by, expressing her intention to abandon Alexandria. Carl convinces her to stay, and then rescues Ron from a Wolf. Jessie kills a Wolf to protect Sam and Ron. Morgan meets up with Carol, and realizing that the Wolves have no firepower, they head for the armory in order to prevent the Wolves from looting it. Morgan breaks off to save Father Gabriel and Carol continues alone. Carol secures the armory and distributes guns to the surviving Alexandrians. She executes a Wolf that Morgan had taken prisoner, and Morgan openly disagrees with Carol's belief the Wolves must be killed. Morgan separates from the group again and runs into another group of Wolves, led by one of the Wolves he had previously encountered. Morgan convinces the Wolves to retreat by pointing out that the Alexandrians have guns and they do not.

In the aftermath of the battle, Rosita and Aaron kill several Wolves, and upon inspecting one of the corpses, Aaron finds his pack and realizes the Wolves found Alexandria because of him. In the infirmary, despite her best efforts, Denise fails to save Holly, who was brought in during the attack. She tells Tara and Eugene that she wants to be left alone, with Tara reminding her to destroy Holly's brain. Meanwhile, Morgan is ambushed by the other Wolf he had previously encountered. The Wolf taunts Morgan for not killing him when he had the chance, but Morgan subdues him. Carl finds a farewell note from Enid: "Just Survive Somehow." Later, Morgan and Carol encounter each other on the street, refusing to acknowledge each other as they pass."

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 2: JSS starred Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan, Danai Gurira, and Lennie James.

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AMC‘s The Walking Dead First Time Again Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 6, Episode 1: First Time Again is an audio podcast review in which FilmBook contributor Steven Bueno and his team (Kristian Cabrera and Cornell Montgomery) analyze and discuss their thoughts about the latest episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 1: First Time Again's plot synopsis (spoilers): "Rick's group and the Alexandrians stand beside a quarry filled with walkers. The quarry exits are being blocked by several large trucks, one of which teeters on the edge of a cliff. As Rick outlines a plan to herd the walkers away, the teetering truck plummets to the ground, unleashing the walkers. Rick – who'd been orchestrating a supposed dry run – yells for the group to put the plan into action.In a flashback to the moments following the deadly town meeting, Deanna sits by a campfire, mourning Reg. "You were wrong," she tells Father Gabriel, referring to his warning that Rick's group was dangerous. Abraham, meanwhile, carries Pete's body in a tarp. He takes a swig of liquor then pours some out onto Pete's corpse.Rick warns Morgan that he no longer takes chances, implying that they'll be taking some precautionary measures with Morgan.While guarding the gate, Eugene lets in three Alexandrians — Heath, Scott and Annie — who've been on a supply run for the past few weeks.Rick and Morgan deduce that the quarry has been trapping all the walkers in the area, which is why Alexandria has been so safe. Ron tries to leave, but Rick sternly warns him that he will die if he wanders around alone.Rick meets with his team and devises a plan to herd the walkers west, away from Alexandria. Eugene suggests they build a wall at a key intersection to ensure none of the walkers split off and make their way to the community. Rick charges Carter, who worked on the wall construction crew, with building it.At the armory, Eugene overhears Carter urging Tobin, Olivia, Spencer and Francine to help him kill Rick. Carter spots Eugene and is about to shoot him when Rick, Daryl and Morgan walk in. Rick wrestles the gun from Carter but decides at the last minute not to execute him.Rick finally leads the team to the quarry, moments before the truck topples off the cliff."

The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 1: First Time Again starred Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan, Danai Gurira, and Lennie James.

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AMC's The Walking Dead Conquer Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 16: Conquer is an audio podcast review in which FilmBook contributor Mike Smith discusses his reaction the latest episode of AMC's The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 16: Conquer's plot synopsis (spoilers): "Morgan is ambushed by two members of the Wolves, a group of scavengers that conform to the ancient belief that men had evolved from wolves. The two men threaten to kill him and take his supplies but are incapacitated by Morgan who leaves them unconscious in a car. As a result of Rick's outburst, Deanna decides to hold a meeting over his possible exile, and Rick advocates to hold Deanna's family hostage if the Alexandrians are in favor of his exile. Maggie tries to persuade Deanna to keep Rick in the community, but Deanna states that she "will do what she has to do". Abraham visits Tara's bedside, where he and Eugene make amends. Glenn follows Nicholas out of Alexandria, where the latter attacks him, and they brawl in the woods. Fr. Gabriel attempts to commit suicide by offering himself to a walker before changing his mind and killing it and another walker before collapsing into tears; he returns and absentmindedly leaves the town gate ajar. Meanwhile, Daryl and Aaron follow a man in a red poncho that they are interested in recruiting, but they fall into an elaborate trap set by the Wolves and they are attacked by dozens of walkers. They take refuge in a car before they are rescued by Morgan, whom they recruit after finding out that he knows Rick. The Wolves earlier encountered by Morgan capture the man in the red poncho and kill him, before resetting the trap and finding Aaron's backpack, which contain photos of Alexandria. Still traumatized, Sasha seeks help from Fr. Gabriel, who rejects her offer and taunts her. Rick notices the unlocked gate, which he closes, and races around the town following blood splatters, eliminating walkers that have strayed inside. Despite an absent Rick, Deanna initiates the meeting, where several allies of Rick make their case to keep him. Knowing Fr. Gabriel's betrayal, Maggie visits his church, where she comes upon Sasha holding him at gunpoint after a brief scuffle. Maggie convinces the two to stop, and they pray together. Tara awakens from her unconscious state. Glenn manages to subdue Nicholas, but he decides to spare him, and they help each other return to Alexandria. Rick carries a walker corpse to the meeting, where he tells them that the dead and the living will always find a way to infiltrate the town; he offers to show them how to survive. An enraged and drunken Pete, who had been relocated to a new house, barges in to the meeting wielding Michonne's katana as he threatens Rick. Reg intervenes and Pete accidentally slits his throat, killing him. Hysterical, Deanna tells Rick to kill Pete and Rick complies without hesitation, just as Morgan, Daryl and Aaron arrive. In the first post-credits scene, Michonne is about to put her katana on the wall again, but changes her mind and puts the sword into the scabbard on her back. In the second scene, the red poncho man, now a walker, wanders around the yard where the Wolves keep the other walkers. The car in the yard is spray-painted with the words "WOLVES NOT FAR"."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 16: Conquer starred Andrew Lincoln, Danai Gurira, Steven Yeun, Seth Gilliam, Sonequa Martin-Green, Norman Reedus, Lauren Cohan, Michael Cudlitz, Melissa McBride, Josh McDermitt, Christian Serratos, Tovah Feldshuh, Alexandra Breckinridge, Ross Marquand and Lennie James.

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AMC's The Walking Dead Try Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 15: Try is an audio podcast review in which FilmBook contributor Mike Smith discusses his reaction the latest episode of AMC's The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 15: Try's plot synopsis (spoilers): "As Deanna and her family mourn Aiden's death, Deanna reviews a video of Nicholas recounting the events of the ill-fated supply run, blaming Glenn and Noah; Glenn tells the true facts about the run to Rick. Meanwhile, the remaining group members try to deal with their own issues. Sasha leaves her post in the bell tower to hunt walkers outside the walls, leading Michonne and Rosita to go out and retrieve her. While looking for more survivors to recruit, Daryl and Aaron come across dismembered limbs and the corpse of a woman who had been tied to a tree and disemboweled by walkers. They discover a "W" carved into her forehead. Carl continues to follow Enid, and the two begin to bond over their shared experiences as survivors from outside the walls. Glenn confronts Nicholas and warns him never to set foot outside the walls again, prompting Nicholas to retrieve a hidden gun, which turns out to be the same one Rick had previously stashed away and lost. Carol talks with Sam and manages to obtain more evidence of Pete's abuse, which she relays to Rick. Angered, Rick approaches Deanna, who reveals she knows about Pete's abusive behavior but turns a blind eye since he is the town surgeon, and his skills are valuable. Deanna turns down Rick's plans to either separate Pete from Jessie or execute him, and assures him that she will exile Pete if things get out of hand. Rick then approaches Jessie privately, promising her that he can protect her from Pete. Jessie reluctantly agrees just as Pete walks in. Rick and Pete get into an argument that quickly escalates into a physical brawl, attracting the attention of the entire town. Rick is able to subdue Pete and draws his gun on the onlookers. He ignores Deanna's orders to stand down and rants about how Deanna's leadership is weak and Alexandria's residents have grown too complacent to survive against the dangers of the outside world. Suddenly, Michonne arrives and knocks Rick out as he is ranting."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 15: Try starred Andrew Lincoln, Danai Gurira, Steven Yeun, Seth Gilliam, Sonequa Martin-Green, Norman Reedus, Lauren Cohan, Michael Cudlitz, Melissa McBride, Josh McDermitt, Christian Serratos, Tovah Feldshuh, Alexandra Breckinridge and Ross Marquand.

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AMC's The Walking Dead Spend Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 14: Spend is an audio podcast review in which FilmBook contributor Mike Smith discusses his reaction the latest episode of AMC's The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 14: Spend's plot synopsis (spoilers): "Noah and Reg meet for breakfast, and Noah expresses his desire to learn architecture, in order to improve Alexandria's walls. Meanwhile, a walker herd attacks Alexandria's construction crew - including Abraham. Despite Tobin's instructions to fall back, Abraham rescues a lookout named Francine, who is surrounded by walkers, and helps the group eliminate the herd. He begins taking charge, and Tobin suggests to Deanna that Abraham become the construction team's new leader. Deanna notices that members of Rick's group are beginning to take charge in activities around the community. With the town's electrical power failing, Glenn, Eugene, Tara, Noah, Aiden, and Nicholas go on a supply run to find the necessary parts to repair the solar panels. Aiden accidentally shoots a grenade attached to a riot gear-clad walker. The resulting explosion knocks Tara unconscious and impales Aiden on steel pipes, where he is devoured by walkers after Glenn, Noah, and Nicholas are unable to save him. While attempting to escape, Glenn, Noah, and Nicholas are trapped in a revolving door surrounded by walkers, but Eugene manages to distract some walkers to clear an escape path. A panicked Nicholas pushes his way out, exposing the remaining two; Noah is torn apart while Glenn looks on in horror. When Nicholas attempts to take Eugene's van, Glenn catches up to him and knocks him out. Glenn and Eugene toss him into the back of the van before returning to Alexandria, with Tara still unconscious and quickly losing blood. Meanwhile, Fr. Gabriel confronts Deanna and, while Maggie eavesdrops, attempts to convince her that Rick's group are disguised evil that will destroy what she has built. After several periodic visits from Sam and suspicious activity from Pete, Carol concludes that Pete is abusing Jessie and Sam, and suggests that Rick help the family by killing Pete."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 14: Spend starred Andrew Lincoln, Danai Gurira, Steven Yeun, Tyler James Williams, Seth Gilliam, Sonequa Martin-Green, Norman Reedus, Lauren Cohan, Michael Cudlitz, Melissa McBride, Josh McDermitt, and Ross Marquand.

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