FEAR THE WALKING DEAD
Season 3, Episode 14 "El Matadero"
Written by Alan Page
Directed by Stefan Schwartz

Dustin: Is he still sulking?

Timothy: He is, in fact.

Curtis: I hate you both.

Dustin: Look, just because we told you that The Martian was fiction and not a dramatic recreation...

Timothy: Something that should have been obvious, considering that it was based on a novel...

Dustin: ... is no reason to pout. 

Curtis: I just want to believe that the indomitable human spirit has propelled man out to the stars, that C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate, that signals from buried monoliths have sent us to Saturn or Jupiter or wherever. Is that to much to ask?

Dustin: ...

Timothy: ...

Dustin: You know, it shouldn't be.

Timothy: It would be nice.

Curtis: Instead we get the post-apocalypse zombie thing. You see my problem.

Timothy: Can't actually argue with that. Still, the post-apocalypse zombie thing is why we're here.

Dustin: And we get all that lovely grim and miserable joy here on this week's Fear the Walking Dead.

Curtis: Or Fear and Loathing in El Matadero, based on about a third of this episode. 

Timothy: I'm not sure I could take a Hunter S. Thompson zombie novel. Anyway, we do talk the adventures of Madison & Co. again this week, and next week we get the season finale. I expect it will be bloody.

Dustin: Most likely. Probably Lexx the hell out of the poor people at the dam. It is their way.

Timothy: It so very, very, is. And after that, the season premiere of The Walking Dead. Which will also be happiness and rainbows.

Dustin: As is their way. So listen with your earholes, people! We podcast the thing! Zombpocalypse Now!