Welcome to Fear, talking fear, that is. This is Jeff Fisher, along with Brad Stags and

Jason Buttrill. He used to go this way around the table and because you complain now I had I launched an official

complaint with HR she's well you know anyway can't play favorites sorry continue

welcome to fear talking fear that is Jeff Fisher here along with Jason Buttrill and Brad Staggs.

Sean Foster is not here today. He's out, I don't know what he's doing. I think,

I believe he had a court date and wearing

and wearing women's clothes that's why he has the court date all right so we

again we are starting dry because I had some music that Brad found last week that was the fear music but it really wasn't the fear

music because every episode it changes change it yeah so it's good continuity for the show

to have something change every week that makes people feel right at home.

Wait, no it doesn't. I'm convinced. Before we get to this week, all right, I want to get

backwards a little bit to last week. I know that you all the comedy

episode you had an issue with last week and we thought that last week was you

know pretty darn good and actually this season has been okay so far.

I'm not talking about last night's episode now.

I'm going to talk up to last night's episode.

And also, my man, Eric Kane, a contributor for Forbes magazine.

Look at this following, this is before last night's episode.

Following Sunday night's harrowing episode of Fear of the Walking Dead, I've come to a conclusion.

It's now hands down without question a better show than the original.

Hands down without question.

Better than the original.

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