All right, Season 8, Episode 6 of Fear the Walking Dead, titled All I See is Red.

Then we have Season 1, Episode 1 of Dead City to talk about.

We have a lot to get to today. Welcome to Talking Walking Dead.

Welcome to it, myself, Jeff Fisher, Jason Butchle and Maximus Fisher. Thank you for coming

along for the ride on Talking Walking Dead. A lot to get to today. We had the mid-season finale

of Fear the Walking Dead. And it was entitled All I See is Red. And it was, I was okay, I was okay.

I mean, one of the best episodes of this season. Really?

I would say that. Not the best ever, but. Well, I think I catch both of your drifts on that,

because I felt how both of you, I guess I was a combination of the two of you, which sounds

utterly terrifying visually. But yeah, it was like I like the content. I guess that's one of

my biggest gripes about Fear's, because I like the content. Like I like the walk, some of the best

walker battles in the entire, you know, series really was last night's episode. No doubt about that.

Fighting in the foe house, all that stuff. But I'm just tired of the context. I was tired of

the All I See is Red. You know, you know, they did a play the little noise and the little filter

on the screen. You know, yeah, I was like, okay, I'm just I'm done with that. I don't care.

Every time we turn, every time it's like we're in the middle of he's going to die. And then we

wake up and he's been saved. We didn't ever see the save. He's just been saved. It's just okay.

He's tired of it. Me too. Me Madison to the rescue. How many, look, let's see, how many times is Morgan

gone clear mode? Like what's he ever in the entire show? Well, I mean, a lot. And that's fine. I

don't mind the Morgan clear mode. I mean, that's when we get our great walker fights and deaths.

And it's really good, right? And he believes that he can't die. And he just continues on his

battle, which I love. But the whole thing of almost dying and then flashbacking All I See is

...