The Walking Dead Girl Podcast

We're back. Sorry for the delay fans. What? A whole episode with just Daryl and Beth? Can this possibly ever work? Well it turns out that it works quite well, actually. The opposing personalities of the two characters makes it interesting.

Daryl has shut down emotionally and Beth can't stand the silence. They both go on a search for "hooch", as Daryl calls it, and end up in a run-down house which symbolizes Daryl's past. In the end, they burn it down. A cleansing, if you will.

Daryl, didn't feel comfortable in the country club scenario but he felt right at home in the crap shack. Shows more about Daryl's character.

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Our heroes continue to struggle with their new reality of being away from the prison.

Rick is left a lone in the house while Michonne and Carl go on a supply run. Rick wakes up to a house full of violent scavengers and manages to escape.

Carl and Michonne form a closer bond as they chat about Michonne's past. We now know that Michonne's child was named Andre Anthony.

Glenn wakes up in the back of Abraham's truck. Abraham is on a mission to deliver Eugene to Washington because Eugene knows "What caused all of this".

After a shooting mishap disables the truck. Abraham and his crew decide to follow Glenn on his quest to find Maggie.

So we wrap up the stories of all the other characters that left the prison [spoilers!].

Beth and Daryl are together. They try to find some traces of the other survivors, but only end up on some zombies eating leftovers.

Lizzie, Mika and Tyreese try to make the best of it. Lizzie is now truly showing her crazy side. Luckily Carol shows up just in time to save Judith from being suffocated. Oh ya, baby Judith is alive!

Bob, Sasha and Maggie are together. Maggie is on a mission to find Glenn and Sasha and Bob follow her to keep her safe.

Glenn is still at the prison. Why? He collects supplies and leaves the prison. On doing so, he finds Tara by herself and takes her with him.

In the end, we have a big introduction to some new characters. Abraham Ford, Eugene Porter and Rosita Espinosa.

We're back from a long break to find this episode focusing on Carl, Rick and Michonne. The relationship between Carl and Rick becomes tense. Carl has completely lost respect for Rick and shows him that numerous times in this episode.

Michonne is fighting her own demons and we see a flash-back in a dream sequence of happier times. We finally find out who the walker pets were and where they came from. It's also revealed that Michonne had a baby boy and that perhaps her husband and his friend (Mike and Terry) had something to do with his death.

In the end, Michonne decides to continue fighting and finds her way to Rick and Carl.

In this Christmas episode of our podcast, we play an interview we did with Melissa Hutchison, who plays the voice of Clementine on The Walking Dead game by Telltale Games. We are both big fans of the game and have completed Season 1 of the game and look forward to playing Season 2 now that it's out. The big difference in Season 2 of the game series is Clementine is now the main playable character instead of Lee in Season 1 of the game.

We'd also like to take this opportunity to thank all of our fans that have made this year so great for our show. We appreciate all the positive feedback we've received. The response has been incredible and we look forward to many more episodes in 2014.

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Wow! What an episode. I think our entire neighbourhood heard us yelling and screaming at the TV. This was an awesome mid-season finale. The Governor goes to the prison to "negotiate" Rick's group leaving and letting him and his group take over. Talking doesn't work and after losing the most beloved character on the show, an all out war ensues. All doesn't end well for the Governor however and Michonne finally gets her revenge.

We will continue our podcast during the mid-season break. So keep tuning in. We will also be keeping you updated on our Facebook page.

Brian is slowly turning back into the old governor we know and hate. After being rescued by Martinez from the zombie pits, he proceeds to take over the new camp he found.

In this special episode of our podcast we present an interview we did with James and Eric from the Walker Stalkers podcast. They are also the brains behind the successful Walker Stalker Convention which happened this month.

In this interview:

We cover the origins of their podcast and how it evolved into a convention

Hear about some ideas that they are planning for the next convention

They tell us some of their favorite moments of the convention.

Get a heads-up on a special discount for returning attendees to the con.

We had a blast recording this episode. We would really appreciate if you subscribed to our podcast in iTunes or any of the other audio apps.

The governor is back, but now his name is Brian. This episode pulls story lines from The Walking Dead books instead of the comics. The governor is broken and has lost all desire to live. However, he stumbles across a family that has a little girl (Maegan), which he adopts as his own. The governor eventually sheds his past, even burning the photograph of his family. It seems like this is now a new governor that has left his evil ways behind him. - or has he?

In this episode we see Hershel stepping up and becoming the hero that the prison group needs to pull through with the infection. Several sick people turn into walkers and this becomes a major threat inside the prison. Meanwhile, the prison perimeter is being overrun by walkers and the fence eventually goes down. Rick solicits Carl's help in order to take down the walker hoard.

This is Hershel's episode, but he doesn't die. Yay!

Glen and Sasha are very sick, but they don't die. Yay!

Daryl's group take way too long to come back to the prison.

Lizzie is weird and potentially dangerous.

Hershel is way too sensitive of protecting the group from seeing him kill the walkers.

Daryl still doesn't know about Carol and Rick is in no rush to tell him.

Rick gives in to handing Carl a gun and lets him use it. Is Rick losing the battle or is Carl well grounded enough to know when it's ok to kill?