The zombie apocalypse is crazy. Does it make us crazy, too? Or does it just bring the crazies out?
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The Fear The Walking Dead midseason finale ended with Nick walking away, and showing us one of the greatest lessons in the zombie apocalypse.
On the latest episode of Fear The Walking Dead, Chris seemed to be beginning a rapid descent into a dark place he may not come out of...
On last night's Fear The Walking Dead, The Group learned that there's a way you handle you the dead in a zombie apocalypse, and a way you DON'T.
On last night's Fear The Walking Dead, everyone seemed to come face-to-face with a serious dilemma in a zombie apocalypse: Can you stay "human"?
On Sunday's episode of Fear The Walking Dead, Madison brought up an interesting question: If a baby is stillborn in the zombie apocalypse...will it turn?
This past Sunday on Fear The Walking Dead, The Group provided us with another serious lesson on how to survive the zombie apocalypse, and the people in it.
Last night on Fear The Walking Dead, The Group learned one of the most basic rules to survive the zombie apocalypse, courtesy of our friend Strand.
On Sunday's episode of Fear The Walking Dead, we were introduced to our first new character of the season, a young man named Jack. Is he friend...OR FOE?
We have finally begun Season 2 of Fear The Walking Dead, and with it, a whole new lesson to teach us about how to survive.
We've reached the end of season six of The Walking Dead, but, not before it provided us with one of the most important lessons about how to survive.
Another week of The Walking Dead, another lesson to be learned about what you should (Or should not) do to survive a zombie apocalypse.
If you've followed me long enough, you know I have my own rules to survive a zombie apocalypse. Today, I use The Walking Dead to teach you one such rule.
Lately on The Walking Dead, Carol's been reflecting on her kills since things began. It makes me wonder: Is Carol coming around to Morgan's way of thinking?
On The Walking Dead, The Group's ambushed Negan's minions at The Saviors' outpost, but Chris Hardwick asked an important question: Did they go too far?
Can we ever have enough The Walking Dead? Was what we've gotten so far for webisodes enough? Of course not!! So...why don't we have more webisodes?
The stress of The Walking Dead can have horrible effects on people, even turn good people bad, but, we can't forget, at one time, these WERE good people.
In a season of The Walking Dead replete with villains, who ISN'T the worst? Who is the most redeemable? Are any of them? Today, we find out.
Am I alone in thinking we need more webisodes? Am I the only one thinking there's so much more of The Walking Dead universe that's being left on the table?
Was Randall's Group the people who attacked Terminus? Were they the ones who set Terminus on the path of evil? Here, I intend to prove it.