Season 1, Episode 1. The Walking Dead, Daryl Dixon.

Titled, and Purdue. Meaning The Lost Soul.

Episode description on IMDB, Daryl's journey across a broken but resilient France, as he hopes to find a way back home.

Myself, Jeff Fisher, Jason Matryl, and Maximus Fisher.

And that makes this, Talking Walking Dead.

Gentlemen, welcome to it. Good to have you back.

The latest Walking Dead edition, Daryl Dixon.

We saw the first 10 minutes, a month or so ago.

We chatted a little bit about that at the end of our, uh, a fear series.

And, uh, so it was good to see the entire episode.

I will say, uh, I enjoyed it. I have some questions.

I have some thoughts. But, uh, overall, I enjoyed it. Jason.

Uh, yeah, there's a few things that I also have questions about what they're probably just saving that for reveal.

But, uh, I gotta tell you, it felt like to me, a new era of Walking Dead storytelling and presentation, I guess.

I felt like I was watching a movie the entire time. It felt like a movie.

The way it was shot, the way it was laid out, I was like, this is kind of game changing as far as TV shows for the Walking Dead universe.

I, I loved it. I, I couldn't be more happy.

The, I personally loved like the way that light agree with Jason. It was shot great.

Like, after Dead City and this, it, like, Walking Dead is back in a good way.

Yeah, yeah. No question. I will say that, you know, like this is going to be another just six episodes.

And if each episode is shot like a separate movie, although with, uh, you know, an underlying storyline, that will be really good.

I will be happy about that.

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