In which we watch all the potential of a good cast in the service of an actually optimistic take on the apocalypse go straight to hell, in one of the worst episodes FEAR THE WALKING DEAD has inflicted on both its own cast and the viewers.

We're back after an unplanned week off - life, it happens sometimes - with our thoughts on the last two episodes of FEAR THE WALKING DEAD! And yet, for all that we get the Logan Origin Story and the introduction of the new Big Bad... not a lot actually happens? How did that happen? We discuss.

In which FEAR THE WALKING DEAD continues THE WALKING DEAD's trend of not knowing what to do with religious characters who aren't insane, and yet still manages to introduce a character far more interesting than what the show will end up doing with him. Plus, more questions about the underlying logic of the caravan, pondering the irrelevance of Charlie, and some really questionable motivations, all in this week's episode of ZOMBPOCALYPSE NOW!

In which we try to figure out what the point of FEAR THE WALKING DEAD's "You're Still Here" is, because there is a whole lot here that just doesn't make a lick of sense.

We found ourselves recording later this week than we'd planned, but still had lots to say about FEAR THE WALKING DEAD's "210 Words Per Minute"... mostly that the character moments work great, and everything else, well... that's why you listen to the show.

FEAR THE WALKING DEAD Returns, and so do we, with a mutual "Well, yeah, that was kind of OK" for this episode of the zombie drama.
Aside from the things we didn't care for. Which we talk about, as is our wont.

In which we are delayed by Mr. Harvey's theatrical responsibilities this week, but still have thoughts about the mid-season finale of FEAR THE WALKING DEAD to share!

In which we discuss the mess that is FEAR THE WALKING DEAD's "Still Standing", an episode that asks us to believe far too much nonsense, in too short a time, and only looks "good" because it isn't as bad as last week's episode. Also, Annie is the worst.

In which we have very little good to say about FEAR THE WALKING DEAD's "The Little Prince", because it is such a very, very, VERY bad episode, and it should be ashamed of itself.

In which new mysteries arise, the seeds of love began to blossom in the apocalypse, and a holiday delays our intrepid recorders, despite our best efforts.

With the Independence Day holiday mucking about with our schedule this week, we finally had time to record, only to deal with a veritable parade of police cars passing by, beloved children interrupting the recording without warning, and apparently, some connection issues that made for some "fun" post-production audio filtering. If we sound a bit odd - well, odder than usual - that's our story, and we're sticking to it.