Welcome to another edition of Watching Dead, covering episode 413 of The Walking Dead, entitled “Alone”.  Jim and I discuss Emily Kinney’s backpack, bowmen, Daryl’s virginity, pig’s feet, Lucky the one eyed wonder dog, Bob’s bite-proof bandaging, and reckless use of tea candles.  All this, your quality feedback, and our patent-pending spoiler section.  Enjoy!

Welcome to our full coverage of The Walking Dead episode 412, “Still”.  In it, we discuss the finer points of snake swallowing, debut our newest podcast, “Archery with A.Ron”, discuss rich bitches versus poor white trash, Hershel’s favorite drink, and the cathartic experience that is burning shit down.  All this, plus our all-star listeners’ all-star feedback, and our spoiler section.  Enjoy!

The Walking Dead got around to doing what The Walking Dead does best, which is create dread, tension, and horror in it’s episode 411, “Claimed”.  Unfortunately, most of the horror and dread came from Eugene’s dress, grooming, and shooting skills.  Join us as we talk about Glenn’s questionable decision to be a bad ass, the thawing of Michonne Glacier National Park, the mechanics of the sleeper hold, and sons of dicks.  All this, and awesome feedback from our fellow fans, and some light comic spoilers in the spoiler section.

Here at Bald Move, we don’t just say, “this show sucks” when we think a show eats say, multiple bags of dicks.  No, sir!  We lay out the case for it, introduce our evidence, make our closing remarks, and let you, the audience decide.  In this cast, A.Ron apologizes for some hasty comments made in the heat of passion, we praise Steven Yeun and Lauren Cohen, talk about some plot points that we’re enjoying and some others they’re setting up that we look forward to, and then we talk about the stuff we didn’t like, at pretty great length.  Tyrese’s babysitting skills, Glenn’s future as an NFL runningback, Bob’Angelo’s shit-eating grin, Beth’s diary, dead rabbits, and much more.  We consider feedback, and then engage in a bit of light comic book type spoilers, and mentally prepare to wipe the slate clean and hope for greener pastures next week!