Season 7, Episode 9, titled Follow Me. That makes this talking-walking dead fear the

walking dead addition. Well...

Yes, by all means, welcome to it with myself, Jeff Fisher, Jason Butler, and Maximus

Fisher. The IMDB description, at least it takes refuge in the home of a mysterious stranger

with her fever's growing worse and Arnold pursuing her. I guess it was... I thought it was

just Arnold pursuing her at every turn. Alicia's forced to confront the failings of her past

and how she will face her future. Should've been titled, you know, Becoming Padre, Listening

to Yourself. Why bother? Something like that. New batteries for the hearing aid, something.

Magpipes for everyone. Okay, so I enjoyed bits and pieces of it, and I will say that I enjoyed

the most enjoyable part of it. I sat through the whole thing waiting for my heart to be crushed

with the return of Madison, and yet no. She has not returned yet. So we just have to suffer

through the rest of these episodes, and she's going to show up at the last one.

Well, that, and that would be even more suffering. So that's just, that's like suffering squared.

I know. If she's bringing her back, let's get to it.

I was driving. I spent the weekend in Austin, Texas, and coming back, you can see the stadium

off the toll road that we take to come back where she supposedly died.

Oh, really? Yeah, you have the stadium stadium. And I thought, oh, man,

Oh, man, you know, we saw the stadium. I've, uh, I, so I, I enjoyed one part, and that was the

ending when it just went to black. That was like the highlight of the night.

Um, that, you know, I've, one of the, my worst episodes, I know the two of you will very much

disagree with me was when Morgan goes off to meditate. Yeah. Yeah. With the, yeah.

A fan base disagrees with you this with, uh, with, I don't care. They're pretty stupid. But, um,

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