We mentioned last time we had something special planned for episode 99 of The Walking Dead Talk Through! Mark, Kyle (who you know if you listen to us on Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through) and I do something we've never done before! We give our first impressions of the season premiere of The Walking Dead, titled Lines We Cross, on the night of the premiere! Season 10 Episode 1 was written by showrunner Angela Kang, and directed by executive producer Greg Nicotero.

AMC Premiere made The Walking Dead season premiere available a week ahead of its airing on AMC. Because of that, we were all able to watch the season premiere several days early! We've never done a "first impressions" podcast before, so you will have to let us know what you thought of it! Perhaps we will make it a more regular thing if there's a demand for it, though I'm not promising!

Unlike most episodes, your feedback is NOT a part of this episode, but we will be doing our regular episode for TWDTT 100 with a more detailed analysis of S10E1 Lines We Cross that will be released on the feed later this week, with all of your feedback like you have come to expect.

We have been very critical of Fear the Walking Dead this season. We enjoyed certain aspects of the show, but it missed more often than it hit. Lines We Cross did not leave us with that same feeling. Our first impressions, after we each watched it only once, was that it was great. It's not the best season premiere ever, but it set up the season well, and it did not have any of the little annoying things Fear had all season long. And I certainly enjoyed it a LOT more than I did the last season finale!

Please leave your feedback! You may still be able to get in your feedback on time for the season premiere if you get it in by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, October 8, 2019. One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. You can also send us an email at our new email: [email protected] or call our new voicemail at 216-232-6146.

Lately. it's been difficult collecting the feedback, and we could use your help. Our availability is limited for each of us on Tuesdays when the bulk of the feedback comes in. We have to grab it from the various sources, including the Facebook group, the feedback form, email, and voice mail; put it into a Google doc; separate it into the appropriate sections of the podcast: Ratings, sauces, and feedback; and then fix things like spelling mistakes, grammar, and format, and then divide it by who will read it. If you are available most Tuesdays that we have an episo