Season on episode 4. The Walking Dead Daryl Dixon. Titled, let name differ. Yeah, that's

just French for Iron Lady, you know, the Eiffel Tower. Episode description on IMDB. Daryl

and Isabel negotiate with the owner of the Demog Club. Myself Jeff Fisher, Jason

Mitchell and Maximus Fisher. This is Talking Walking Dead. All right, welcome to it. Jason,

Maximus, episode four, live name to four. Mr. Mitchell, I'll give you the opening statement

of Daryl Dixon, episode four. I don't know if it's having Norman Reedus executive producer

on this or what, but this is kicking ass. This actually has me excited to watch this show

again, you know, as in Walking Dead. Right. Before it was like, it almost seemed like

an obligation like I just need to get through the other shows. You'll feel that way and get

soon. Yeah. Yes. But let me enjoy it while I can. Okay. Sorry, but I actually enjoy looking

for I look forward to watching this every Sunday. It's crazy, but it's just great. It's

great show. I do too. I agree with Jason. The show's really, really good. And this episode

was again, great. I knew in the very beginning, when he, when we see what's his name, Laurent,

and he's in the middle of the walkers and and Daryl can't get to him and the walkers,

you know, he's all around. I knew there wasn't real. I was bummed, but I knew it wasn't

real. I was too. Yeah, I know. I was like, wait a minute. Did I miss something? And then

he wakes up. And I was like, I was like, I'm confused. And then he wakes up in the pool.

And like, Oh, okay. Yeah, I did like the, you know, we got the underwater walkers, which

was good. And fighting, you know, getting out of the hole after we fell through. Yeah,

but let's, let's not blow past that dream sequence. We're saying like, he clearly is,

I guess starting to believe that which is odd. I don't know if that will come true or

not, or if it is real, but he's kind of starting to believe it. Well, he, he definitely is

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