Season 6, Episode 13, titled J.D.

Oh, man. Oh, man. J.D.

That makes this talking walking dead fear the walking dead edition.

Welcome to it. Myself Jeff Fisher and Jason Butler and Maximus Fisher for talking walking dead fear edition.

The IMDB description June splits off from the group in an effort to gather any information to help stop an oncoming threat.

Jason?

Oh, yeah. Not as bad as I was expecting. Really wasn't. I was expecting it to be a dumpster fire as per the trend lately.

But it wasn't as bad. In fact, for all the things that they were doing, which is typically what I like, like I like the investigation stuff moving towards the overall plot, I liked.

I don't know. Did you guys have a sense of just, I don't know, maybe being slow at times? I don't know.

I kept looking at my phone and I was like, oh, that's not a good sign. But it wasn't bad. Maximus?

Well, I said this to dad and I'll say this to you, Jason. I loved this episode. I actually did. And what a surprise. What a surprise.

Let me ask you something Max has the check cleared.

I told you I didn't like last episode.

So what did you enjoy the most of it?

One of the big things was definitely how it like connected to the previous episodes.

Like, especially with the story where John, when he was still alive, was telling the rabbi, the story of his dad and how we framed this guy.

And we find out who the guy is.

We find out it's Teddy. So it's like just connecting everything that we didn't think we'd even get dots to.

That's true. And it was enjoyable. I mean, we had the June and Morgan kind of face off a little bit at the very beginning, which was, you know, felt.

I don't know. I mean, I guess that was that's what the way you would feel after something like that happened, right?

They were, you know, she would have felt that, you know, you could have been there to save the baby.

You know, Dr. Nurse June, but really we know that that would have mattered.

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