The Talking Dead #64: “Rise of the Governor Review”

The Talking Dead

Chris & Jason

Tv & Film, Tv Reviews, After Shows

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2011

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Hey Everybody, This is our first ever book review on The Talking Dead. Jason and I are kind of all over the place this week in our discussion of “The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor”. Have a listen, and let us know what you think. I’m sure there are lots of things to discuss that we didn’t touch on. As always, thanks for tuning in! — Huge thanks go out to Audible.com for their support of this podcast. For a free audiobook download and a free 14-day trial, please visit audibletrial.com/talkingdead. Thanks for listening and please send us your comments, thoughts and feedback. Email us at talkingdeadpodcast@gmail.com, or post comments below. You can follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/talkingdead, or Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/thetalkingdead. Leave us a message on the toll-free ZOMB line at: 1-866-483-ZOMB (9662). Make sure you check out our sister project, the zombie webcomic “Stranger” at iheartunicornstoo.com, or on Facebook. Voice-overs recorded by Scott Fletcher. Find out more at voice.caraworks.com.

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0:00.0	Oh, The This is the Talking Dead, a podcast dedicated to the AMZ TV show The Walking Dead. Hello ladies and gentlemen my name is Chris and my name is Jason and this is the
0:47.6	talking dead number 64 for Tuesday December the 20 2011. We're five days from Christmas and we are still about eight weeks
0:57.5	from the return of the Walking Dead on TV.
1:00.3	We sure are. Did you know, and I know this is an audio only podcast but you are in the exact same position
1:05.4	Larry King usually uses when he's on TV
1:08.7	Really? One arm, one arm on and then the other arm out one arm like on the desk and the other arm sticking straight out if you had suspenders and your name was Larry King you'd be Larry King.
1:19.0	Well I have neither of those things.
1:21.0	I didn't Letterman used to sit like this too? He'd sit with one arm out kind of thing and he'd be flipping pencils in one finger.
1:27.0	Well he flicks pencils at the camera. Oh yeah he does that. And he throws cards through the the window fake windows and then there's a
1:33.7	glass breaking sound it's all good stuff you just did you know just struck me at the
1:37.6	the intro there you look like Larry King all right well you know there's
1:40.5	worse people to look like there is not not many but there are a few probably
1:45.4	Bob Barker maybe I don't know Larry King the man of giant collars him and Don Cherry should
1:51.7	start hanging it oh yeah they could compare shirt collars. Him and Don Cherry should start hanging out. Oh yeah. They could compare shirt
1:54.7	collars. It'd be something. It'd be something. That'd be something crazy. I'm sure they have an email
2:00.0	relationship. They're in the shirt collar of the month club. Yeah, shirt collar of the month club yeah shirt collar of the month
2:04.3	that's a club I'm going to join so what are we doing on this episode of the
2:08.6	podcast I'm going to tell you mostly we'll be talking about the Walking Dead rise of the governor, the novel that came out a few months back,
2:17.0	October-ish, which tells the story of Philip Blake and his rise to be the governor character that we all know from the comic.
2:25.0	If you haven't read the comic, you don't know this character because he's not in the TV show.
2:30.0	The governor what?
2:31.0	Yeah, some governor, who knows who he is, but this book tells his story.
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