2/6/12
The Re-Animator
The Walking Dead gets a brain transplant in the form of new showrunner Glen Mazzara.
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The Walking Dead Recap: Farewell, Old Frenemy
Another very, very, very tedious week, but at least there's a big death.
The Walking Dead Recap: Skip and Dale
The Dale stuff was interesting. Everything else? Less so.
The Walking Dead Recap: Driving in Cars With Maybe Zombies
And having the same conversations over and over.
The Walking Dead Recap: Love Don’t Cost a Zombie
Half good, half bad.
The Walking Dead Recap: Lurching On
"Bury the ones we love and burn the rest."
The Walking Dead Recap: Finder’s Fee
“The truth is, what else I got to do?”
The Walking Dead Recap: Barnful of Zombies
Everything’s food for something else.
The Walking Dead Recap: Sophia’s Choice
"Sophia only matters to the degree that she doesn’t drag the rest of us down.”
The Walking Dead Recap: Zombies and Water Don’t Mix
A brief moment of zombie fishing mercifully interrupts a whole lot of pontificating.
The Walking Dead Recap: A Close Shave
Going for a buzz cut is just one of the choices talked about this week.
The Walking Dead Recap: A Doc Who Tends to Your Sons and Pets
A new homestead tends to Carl, while Grimes makes a nonsensical stand.
The Walking Dead Recap: Less Talking, More Undead-ing, Please
There are moments of genuine tension, as long as the characters shut their mouths.
The Walking Dead Recap: A Bang That’s a Whimper
Seriously, that ticking coundown clock is so MacGruber.
The Walking Dead Recap: Signs of Hope
Thanks, Ernest Dickerson!
The Walking Dead Recap: Zombie Logic
How long can you go on a zombie series without killing off any humans?
The Walking Dead Recap: The Hand-Off
On the one hand, the episode disappoints again. On the other ...
The Walking Dead Recap: Zombies 1, Humans 0
This week, the zombies win, thanks to one spectacularly disgusting, fluid-splattering dissection — and some less-than-human dialogue.
The Walking Dead Recap: Less Thriller, More Killer
But the hope is that this could be the first zombie story in a long while with both serious brains and “Braiiiiinns!”
Third time's a charm, especially for zombies (we just made that up).
How'd we miss this?
Dead Dale and Dead Jim join Dead Shane.
It appears to be a networkwide edict that children be abandoned and ignored.
But where's Miss Blankenship?
The paper-thin protagonists and brutal dialogue stuck around, but something changed in the back end of season two.
Sure, give Carl a gun. What could go wrong?
Whatever you say, Sanders! Whatever you say.
The Walking Dead gets a brain transplant in the form of new showrunner Glen Mazzara.
The show is on the verge of a big idea that can transcend ritual zombie-bashing.
After the money fights with Mad Men, Breaking Bad, and The Walking Dead, which matters more: story, or the bottom line?