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AMC's The Walking Dead Forget Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 13: Forget 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 13: Forget's plot synopsis (spoilers): "Sasha travels outside the gates of Alexandria, taking with her framed family portraits she found in Alexandria to use as target practice. Feeling desolate, she wanders further into the woods, mumbling to herself for the walkers to "come and get" her. Meanwhile, Rick, Carol, and Daryl meet privately in the woods to discuss retrieving weapons from the armory in Alexandria, should they need them at short notice. They kill a walker and discover a mysterious "W" carved into its forehead. While out hunting, Daryl encounters Aaron, who is also out hunting. The duo try to catch a wild horse but are attacked by walkers, and the horse is killed. Sasha returns to Alexandria unscathed and requests to be a lookout in the bell tower, but her request is rejected by Deanna, who feels there is no need for a lookout for the time being. That evening, Deanna holds a welcoming party for Rick's group at her house, where Rick is introduced to Deanna's husband Reg and Jessie's husband Pete. Sam stamps Rick's hand with the letter "A". Daryl is unwilling to attend the party and is invited into Aaron's house, where he, Aaron, and Eric eat a meal together. Aaron shows Daryl a workshop filled with motorcycle parts, says he's welcome to rebuild a bike, and persuades him to become a "recruiter" for Alexandria. With everyone else still at the party, Carol sneaks into the armory and loads up with weapons, but is confronted by Jessie's son, Sam. Carol threatens to have him killed if he tells anyone what he saw. At the party, Sasha lashes out at a guest over her superficial concerns and storms out. The next day, Deanna finally allows Sasha to be a lookout in the bell tower, while Rick, Carol, and Daryl meet again in the woods. Daryl declines a weapon from Carol, as he believes that the residents of Alexandria are harmless, while Rick takes a handgun. Upon their reentry into Alexandria, Rick passes Jessie and Pete and examines the "A" on his hand."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 13: Forget 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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AMC's The Walking Dead Remember Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 12: Remember 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 12: Remember's plot synopsis (spoilers): "Rick and the group enter Alexandria and are instructed to surrender their weapons. The group meets with Deanna, the leader of the safe zone, who interviews the group members individually and records their conversations. Rick, during his interview, warns her not to accept strangers into the community and tells her how the world has changed, while Carol lies about her past and makes herself seem weak to Deanna. The group is given two separate houses to live in; however, Rick insists that the entire group stay in the same house the first night. Several members of the group clean up, including Rick, who shaves his beard and gets a haircut from Jessie, a resident of Alexandria and a former stylist. Glenn, Tara, and Noah go on a supply run with two residents, Nicholas and Deanna's son, Aiden. Tara is nearly killed during the supply run by a walker, due to Aiden's cockiness, inexperience, and recklessness. This causes Glenn to get into a fight with Aiden back at the safe zone. As a sign of trust and equality, Deanna assigns Rick and Michonne as constables of Alexandria. Later, Rick convenes with Carol and Daryl, declaring that if the members of the community cannot protect themselves, then Rick's group will take over."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 12: Remember 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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AMC's The Walking Dead The Distance Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 11: The Distance 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 11: The Distance's plot synopsis (spoilers): "Aaron tells the group that he is from the Alexandria Safe Zone and shows them pictures, trying to convince them to join him and "audition for membership". Rick, however, distrusts Aaron and knocks him unconscious. When Aaron awakens, he finds he has been tied up, and Rick and the others have searched through his bag, finding a flare gun. Aaron reveals that the gun is to be used to signal his partner, who is outside nearby. He also reveals that they have two vehicles nearby that are large enough to transport them all back to the safe zone. Michonne convinces Rick that they should see if Aaron is telling the truth about the vehicles, and when they find he has, she pressures Rick to go to the safe zone. Rick confides in her that he's scared of losing his family, and that he doesn't know if he can go through with visiting the safe zone, reasoning that Woodbury and Terminus appeared to be safe havens but were sinister. Michonne convinces him to give it a chance and he agrees, but only if they take an alternate route. Aaron advises against it, as they have not cleared the area of straggling walkers. They leave at night and hit a herd of walkers in the middle of the road. After escaping the walkers, Rick, Glenn, Aaron, and Michonne meet up with the rest of the group, from which they were separated. Aaron is reunited with his partner, Eric, who was rescued by the other group after shooting his flare gun. The next morning, the group arrives at the Alexandria Safe Zone."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 11: The Distance 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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AMC's The Walking Dead Them Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 10: Them 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 10: Them's plot synopsis (spoilers): "On their journey to Washington, the group's van breaks down, forcing them to travel on foot. The group is exhausted and on the verge of dehydration due to dwindling supplies, and they begin to question their chances of survival. They continue to be disheartened from the untimely deaths of Beth and Tyreese. After travelling for miles with a herd of walkers dangerously close behind, Rick orchestrates a plan to eliminate them by luring them off the end of a bridge, but Sasha dispatches them with her knife, forcing the group to abandon the plan and take on the walkers head-on; Michonne continues to chastise Sasha for her recklessness, and warns her that she might end up like her brother. Maggie is disturbed when she discovers in the trunk of a car a bound and gagged walker, which is killed by Glenn afterwards. While the group is resting, a pack of feral dogs arrive, which are swiftly eliminated by Sasha and eaten by the group. Despite comfort from Carol, a grieving and emotionally numb Daryl begins to self-inflict pain. Daryl rejoins the survivors, who are suspicious of several water bottles in the middle of the road, with a note indicating that they came from "a friend." Rain begins to pour, and the group rejoices by catching the water with their mouths before realizing that the rainfall has aggravated into a thunderstorm. They retrieve the water bottles before hiding in a barn Daryl found. While the survivors are huddled in a fire formed in the barn, Rick tells the group that they have to live with reality, to "do what [they] have to do", and to tell themselves that they "are the walking dead." Daryl looks outside the entrance to see that a herd of walkers have converged; the group works together to fend them off. The next morning, the storm has decimated the walkers, and Maggie and Sasha decide to travel outside and watch the sunrise. The two are approached by a man named Aaron, who identifies himself as the "friend" and wishes to talk to Rick."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 10: Them 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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AMC's The Walking Dead What Happened And What's Going On Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 9: What Happened And What's Going On 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 9: What Happened And What's Going On's plot synopsis (spoilers): "Everyone is still reeling from the tragedy at Grady Memorial Hospital. Rick, Tyreese, Glenn, and Michonne decide to take Noah back to his hometown near Richmond, Virginia, in honor of Beth who was planning to help him get there. Upon arrival, however, they discover that the walled community has been overrun by walkers with no signs of survivors. Noah breaks down, then sprints to his family’s home with Tyreese in pursuit, only to find the remains of Noah's family. While Tyreese is surveying a bedroom, he's bitten in the arm by one of Noah's twin brothers, now a walker. Noah dispatches his brother and runs off to get the others who are scavenging the neighborhood for supplies. Tyreese suffers severe blood loss and begins to hallucinate, having imagined conversations with Martin, Bob, The Governor, Lizzie, Mika, and Beth. His strength and character are challenged by Martin and The Governor, while the others try to reassure him that everything's going to be alright. Elsewhere, Michonne continues to express her desire to settle in one place and wants to fortify the town, but Rick argues that the town is indefensible. Michonne then recommends going to Washington, D.C., as their best chance for survival, arguing that Eugene may have lied about the cure, but the belief that D.C. holds the best odds are true. Rick nods in agreement as they are alerted by Noah screaming for help. Michonne amputates Tyreese's bitten arm, and they escape from an attacking horde of walkers. During the ride back, goaded by visions of Beth, Bob, and the girls, Tyreese dies. He is buried while Gabriel presides over the funeral."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 9: What Happened And What's Going On starred Andrew Lincoln, Danai Gurira, Chad L. Coleman, Steven Yeun, Tyler James Williams, Seth Gilliam, Sonequa Martin-Green, Chris Coy, Lawrence Gilliard Jr., Emily Kinney, Brighton Sharbino, Kyla Kenedy, and David Morrisey.

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AMC's The Walking Dead Coda Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 8: Coda 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 8: Coda's plot synopsis (spoilers): "Lamson is chased by Rick, who hits him with his car and shoots him because he ignored his warning to stop running. The remaining officers agree to lie to Dawn about Lamson's death in order for the deal to push through. Fr. Gabriel explores the old camp of the Hunters, where he is horrified by Bob's roasted leg on the barbecue pit. Walkers break out of a nearby school and follow him to the church, where Carl and Michonne fend off the horde. When the walkers enter the church, the three escape through Fr. Gabriel's secret exit. Abraham's group arrives shortly; after Glenn tells Michonne that Eugene was a liar, Michonne reveals to the group that they know where Beth is. Meanwhile, Beth and Dawn begin to converse more, and the latter reveals that she has protected Beth by covering up the events surrounding Gorman's death and Carol's situation. When another officer listens in their conversation and blackmails Dawn, Beth and Dawn work together to kill him. In another conversation, Beth accuses Dawn of covering up her actions to defend herself and claims that she will escape just like Noah, although Dawn disagrees and tells her that Noah will return. Rick's group initiates the trade, and both groups meet at the hospital. The officers are traded for Carol and Beth, although Dawn changes the terms by demanding Noah to return as her ward. Noah volunteers to stay. Beth goes to hug him, but then confronts Dawn and stabs her with scissors she hid. Dawn instinctively shoots Beth dead, and an enraged Daryl kills a remorseful Dawn. Both groups engage in a standoff, however the officers decide to stand down, as they knew Dawn was unraveling. Rick denies an offer by Edwards for sanctuary at the hospital, and offers the wards to join them; only Noah joins Rick. Rick's group leaves the hospital as Abraham's group arrives. Daryl carries out Beth's body and Maggie breaks down over her sister's death. Meanwhile, Morgan continues his journey to find Rick's group. He encounters the Hunters' camp and the church, where he finds Abraham's map for Rick."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 8: Coda starred Andrew Lincoln, Chandler Riggs, Danai Gurira, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan, Sonequa Martin-Green, Michael Cudlitz, Josh McDermitt, Christian Serratos, Alanna Masterson, Chad L. Coleman, Seth Gilliam, Emily Kinney, Tyler James Williams, Melissa McBride, Christine Woods, Erik Jensen, and Maximiliano Hernandez.

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AMC's The Walking Dead Crossed Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 7: Crossed 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 7: Crossed's plot synopsis (spoilers): "After fortifying the church with Carl and Michonne, Rick, Sasha, and Tyreese accompany Daryl and Noah to Atlanta to rescue Beth and Carol. Despite Carl offering to teach him self-defense, a troubled Fr. Gabriel secretly flees the church. At the hospital, Beth desperately tries to help Carol, who is deemed unsavable by Dawn. Dawn eventually relents and secretly gives Beth the key to the medicine cabinet. Confronted by Beth, Dr. Stevens tells her that a dose of epinephrine may save Carol, although he warns her that Dawn giving her the key wasn't out of kindness. She administers the medicine to Carol and stays by her side. While Maggie tends to an unconscious Eugene and a catatonic Abraham, Rosita, Glenn and Tara retrieve water and catch fish. Rosita describes how she met Abraham and Eugene. After sheltering a still unconscious Eugene from the sun, Maggie tries to persuade Abraham to have a bottle of water. Eugene awakens shortly after. In Atlanta, Rick proposes to invade the hospital and quickly retrieve Beth and Carol, however Tyreese proposes to lure and capture several police officers to use as trade. The group decides to execute Tyreese's plan. After a short scuffle and much gunfire, they manage to capture three police officers. Officer Lamson, who Noah says is "one of the good ones", offers to help guide Rick in what Dawn would say for the trade to be effective. Tyreese gives solace and comfort to Sasha, who is still mourning Bob. This motivates Sasha to converse with Lamson, who talks about a nearby walker who he recognizes as his police partner, who died in the napalm bombing of the refuge. Sasha offers to mercy-kill the partner, although when Lamson leads her to his location and she turns her back to him, he rams her into the window, knocking her out and he escapes."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 7: Crossed starred Andrew Lincoln, Chandler Riggs, Danai Gurira, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan, Sonequa Martin-Green, Michael Cudlitz, Josh McDermitt, Christian Serratos, Alanna Masterson, Chad L. Coleman, Seth Gilliam, Emily Kinney, Tyler James Williams, Melissa McBride, Christine Woods, Erik Jensen, and Maximiliano Hernandez.

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AMC's The Walking Dead Consumed Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 6: Consumed 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 6: Consumed's plot synopsis (spoilers): "Daryl and Carol follow a car marked with crosses to Atlanta. Their car runs out of gas, however, and the pair are forced to spend the night in a nearby women's shelter – one that Carol had stayed at before. The next morning, they travel downtown and ascend a tall office building to get a better view of the city. Daryl spots a van with similar white crosses hanging over a bridge. On the way to check it out, they are ambushed by Noah, who steals their weapons and runs off leaving them to fend for themselves as several walkers attack. Carol attempts to shoot Noah with a pistol she was still armed with, but Daryl knocks her just as she shoots causing her to miss. The pair decide to continue on to the van. Inside, a label on a gurney leads them to believe the group they're following is based out of Grady Memorial Hospital. Walkers surround the van, trapping Daryl and Carol inside. They brace themselves as they intentionally rock the van off the ledge, survive the fall, and begin traveling towards the hospital. They enter a courthouse across the street to plan their next move. Gunfire erupts, and they discover it's from Noah, who was being attacked by walkers inside the building. Daryl reclaims their weapons, pinning Noah down under a bookshelf with the intention of leaving him behind. Carol insists on rescuing Noah, and Daryl reluctantly gives in. Noah reveals that he knows Beth, and that she helped him escape from the hospital. They decide to work together to free Beth, but Noah warns that the police will be coming soon to investigate the gunfire. As they evacuate the building, the police hit Carol with their car. Undetected, Noah restrains Daryl to keep them hidden, while Carol is placed on a gurney and loaded into the car. Noah assures him that they have medicine and a doctor who will treat her. The two commandeer a truck and travel towards the church to enlist Rick and the rest of the group's help."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 6: Consumed starred Norman Reedus, Melissa McBride, Tyler James Williams, and Ricky Wayne.

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AMC's The Walking Dead Self Help Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 5: Self Help 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 5: Self Help's plot synopsis (spoilers): "In several flashbacks, Abraham kills several men who have assaulted his family. Frightened, his family leaves while he's asleep, and Abraham soon discovers they've been eaten by walkers. He prepares to kill himself when he encounters Eugene who is being attacked. After being saved, Eugene tells Abraham that he's on a very important mission, an obvious lie used to enlist Abraham's continued protection. In the present, a damaged engine in the church bus disrupts Abraham's view, leading the bus to flip over when it collides with a car. The group escapes just before the bus bursts into flames, and they find shelter in a nearby library. That night, Eugene watches Abraham and Rosita have sex. He's discovered by Tara, to whom Eugene confesses that he sabotaged the bus. When asked why he did it, he reveals his fear of being outcast from the group even if he were able to save the world. Tara reassures him that he is a friend, and that the group would never do that regardless of the outcome. She offers to keep his involvement in the bus crash secret. The next morning, the group locates a fire truck and is able to get it running. As they move the truck, a large group of walkers are released from the building it was parked against and begin attacking. Just as the group is about to be overwhelmed, Eugene uses the fire hose on the truck to mow down the walkers. As the group travels to the outskirts of town, they are forced to stop after spotting herds of walkers ahead on their route. Abraham pressures the group to move forward, while Glenn begs him to find another route. Refusing to comply, Abraham drags Eugene towards the truck, but when the rest of the group attempts to stop him, Eugene confesses that he's not a scientist and that he sabotaged the bus. With the rest of the group standing in shock, Eugene explains that he used his intelligence and his ability to lie to convince Abraham to lead him to Washington, which he believes is the best possible place of survival. An enraged Abraham punches and knocks out Eugene, who is badly hurt after slamming into the road. Stopped by Rosita, Abraham walks away and collapses to his knees shortly after in shock and disbelief."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 5: Self Help starred Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan, Michael Cudlitz, Josh McDermitt, Christian Serratos, and Alanna Masterson.

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AMC's The Walking Dead Slabtown Review. Walking With The Dead: The Walking Dead Podcast: Season 5, Episode 4: Slabtown 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 4: Slabtown's plot synopsis (spoilers): "Beth wakes up in Grady Memorial Hospital in the middle of Atlanta. Officer Dawn Lerner, who is in charge of the hospital, assigns her as a nurse under Dr. Steven Edwards, the hospital's remaining doctor. Dawn enforces a policy in which the people her fellow officers rescue must work under them before they are rescued by the military, while disposing injured people that threaten the scarcity of their medical resources. A heavily injured man, Gavin Trevitt, is brought in, with Dawn unusually insisting that Edwards save him at all costs; she retaliates by hitting Beth when Stevens deems Trevitt a lost cause. Beth encounters another worker, Joan, who had been bitten and recaptured after a failed escape, and is forced to help Dawn and Edwards amputate Joan's arm. Later, she meets Noah, a laundry worker, who explains to her that only weak people are saved by the officers and tells her that he wishes to escape to his walled community in Virginia. An officer and her rescuer, Gorman, begins making advances towards her, only to be stopped by Edwards. When Beth questions Edwards on why he still stays in the hospital despite their bad conditions, he replies that it is still better inside than the overrun Atlanta. He tells her to give Trevitt a dose of Clozapine, however this results in the latter to have seizures and to flatline. Dawn confronts her about Trevitt's death, but Noah takes the blame and is badly beaten by the officers. Beth becomes confused when Edwards questions her about giving the correct drug, Clonazepam. Dawn confronts Beth after seeing through Noah's lie and tells her that she is not proving her worth. Beth and Noah formulate a plan to escape the hospital through the elevator shaft. While hunting for the key of the elevator shaft in Dawn's office, Beth encounters the body of Joan, who has killed herself by opening up her amputation wound, and Gorman, who tries to blackmail her into sexual acts. She complies in order to buy time for Joan's reanimation, and smashes his head with a jar before he is eaten by the zombified Joan. She and Noah then proceed to exit through the shaft and fight their way through walkers; although she is tackled by an officer, she smiles after seeing that Noah has made it out. Beth berates Dawn for letting things happen for nothing; Dawn retaliates by knocking her out. Beth later confronts Edwards about deliberately using her to kill Trevitt, another doctor, who would have threatened his position in the hospital. As she prepares to kill Edwards in the hallway, she sees an unconscious Carol brought in on a stretcher."

The Walking Dead: Season 5, Episode 4: Slabtown starred Emily Kinney, Melissa McBride, Christine Woods, Tyler James Williams, Erik Jensen, Keisha Castle-Hughes, and Cullen Moss.

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