Jim and A.Ron wonder if it’s all worth it anymore after seeing a historically bad episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead, number 706, “Swear”.  Aside from being the dreaded single POV focus episode featuring a second-tier character, so much of this made no sense and seemed pointless.  From the zombie action sequences involving improbable combinations of dump trucks and sand, to the 538th, 539th, and 540th time we’ve heard one character bemoan the degradation of humanity to another, to questionable directorial and editing decisions, a lot of time and effort was spent to tell us of the existence of a community with an axe to grind against the Saviors that is heavily armed but suffering a shortage of effective warriors.  Gee, where ever could we find a place that is disarmed with a crew of killers with itchy trigger fingers?  We’re just one broken promise away from getting that creamy peanut butter inside that chocolate folks.  Oh, and Heath has gone missing.  “PPP” is somehow involved.  And Tara has some weird tattoo.  And we have feedback!  Is this thing on?  Is anyone still listening?! YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT IT’S LIKE OUT THERE!  THEY AIN’T US!  HERE’S NOT HERE!

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Carl and Enid rolling down the street!  S-K-A-T-I-N-G!  Sure, we all loved Richonne, but step aside, there’s a new hot apocalyptic romance in Alexandria:  Carnid.  Or Earl?  Whatever, it was cute, and fun, and gives Carl a new angle to work besides the increasingly silly hair and hat routine.  What else?  Oh, Maggie is a boss, of course, tractors are employed in unusual circumstances, Gregory is literally The Worst, Michonne struggles to adapt to a post-Negan world, and the biggest surprise of them all; The Walking Dead writer’s staff deftly juggling no less than three separate plots in a single episode!  All of this and more are discussed, including emails from your fellow fans.

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Jim and A.Ron rap about AMC’s The Walking Dead episode 704, “Service”, and in keeping with the episode title, we’re thinking of stiffing the Gimple and company on their tip.  The maniacal focus on single plot line story telling is doing real damage, not just to the pacing, but to their otherwise solid and memorable attempts at characterization with Negan and Dwight.  Also, WHERE IS TARA AND HEATH?!  Did they run into the crew of the S.S. Minnow and decide to take the three hour tour?  On a positive note, the show has us really howling for Negan and his Savior’s heads, which is presumably something the show wants us to feel.  Mission accomplished.  All this and much more including feedback from our fellow fans coming right up!

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A return to form for AMC’s The Walking Dead in episode 703, “The Cell”.  And that’s not necessarily a good thing.  We discuss turd sandwiches, mysterious motorcycle mishaps, Negan’s lose definition of “consent”, the internal politics of the Negan compound, and much, much more.  Plus, we consider a bunch of feedback.

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Jim and A.Rron dig Ezekiel and his wookie co-pilot, Shiva, mostly because it turns out, he’s not crazy. Or at least not that crazy, and mostly in the fun way. Not only did episode 702,  “The Well”,  effectively introduce “The Kingdom”, but offers topics such as cobbler gobblers, Ben failing at life, our disdain for the anti-christ, and we cover lots of feedback.

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The Walking Dead comes back with season 7’s premiere, “The Day Will Come When You Won’t Be”.  Did they do enough to win back fans from last season’s disastrous cliffhanger?  They guys are somewhat divided on their opinions on that score, as are our fans.  Jeffery Dean Morgan and Andrew Lincoln are amazing, but can TWD curb it’s worst instincts and put their collective pedals to the metal, and keep the momentum they’ve managed to build?  We’ll find out together!

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A.Ron and Jim try to puzzle out the big “mystery” from last season; who does Negan beat the ever-loving piss out of?  We use clues from the previews to try to figure it out, before giving our own predictions and a bit of comic speculation in our spoiler section.  We’ll be back next Monday with our full coverage of the premiere episode!

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You all had a lot to say about the finale of season six of The Walking Dead, and about the season as a whole.  So we’re back for a final week to air more grievances, mount some defenses, psychoanalyze show runners, and make some predictions about the year to come. Thanks for listening!  We’ll see you back in the Fall…

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Jim and A.Ron struggle to comprehend and understand the bizarre cliffhanger choice of the season six finale of The Walking Dead, “Last Day on Earth”.  But to be honest, the problems don’t begin and end there.  Which is not to say there’s not good stuff; Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s Negan was awesomely… Negan.  There was some genuine suspense and dread built as our RV full of heroes slowly felt the noose tighten around their neck.  And then this tension was let out as artfully as a air out a whoopee cushion because, lest you forget, this is The Walking Dead. Tons of analysis and feedback headed your way, and don’t forget, we’re coming back next week for a season wrap up and review.  How are we moving on?  What do we expect?  Is there a way they can mishandle this even worse going forward, or can the creative side defeat the evils of AMC’s marketing and social media strategy and prevail?  Tell us about it using the links below.

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Welcome to another AWESOME episode of The Walking Dead, “East”!  In which 75% of Alexandria’s fighting force leaves the city for totally justifiable reasons, Dwight introduces us to the innovative “froggy style” firearms technique, Rick and Morgan debate causality, Carol hyperventilates her way to another flawless victory, Maggie eases into motherhood with the help of a jar of pickles and a fresh ‘cut, and pretty much everyone gets taken hostage.  Tune in next week for the THRILLING conclusion!  Which will probably be a CLIFFHANGER!  But still!!!

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