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ZOMBPOCALYPSE NOW: The Lady And The Tiger
Season 7, Episode 2 "The Well" - Written by Matthew Negrete, Directed by Greg Nicotero
Timothy: Hey folks! Mr. Adair and I are back again with our review of the second episode of the new season of AMC's "The Walking Dead", and after the events of last week, well... Dustin: It's a change of pace that pretty much everyone needed, but no one really saw coming. And I just want to say Melissa McBride is all the awesome. Timothy: She is, isn't she? And while I can't say this is the best episode of the show, I can say that it's one of my favorite episodes to date, and most of that is on her. We also talk the fallout from the season premiere... Dustin: And do a little Shipping... Timothy: Well, we talk a little Shipping, anyway. Because we meet Ezekiel and Shiva and the possibilities, well. Lots to talk about. Including chili and Trunk-or-Treating. Dustin: And we do. Talk about it, that is. Listen with your earholes!