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An Introduction to The Walking Dead Talk Through!
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In this, the inaugural episode of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian and Ruthie introduce themselves to the interwebs and join the Golden Spiral Media podcasting family as they talk a little about themselves and what lead them to this podcast.
Both are HUGE fans of The Walking Dead and cannot wait to get started with this newest season. But before we do that, we review the past four seasons to see how our favorite survivors made it through this deadly new world, and talk about some key points in their stories that have shaped their character journeys.
We then look forward to Season 5 and discuss what we think will happen in Terminus and the rest of the season as well as make a few predictions. What we really want to know is, what happened to Beth? Tell us what you think is going on with Beth by leaving us some feedback.
If you have not yet seen it, take a look at the Season 5 trailer from Comic-Con 2014.
And finally, The Walking Dead already has a Season 6 renewal announcement and you can check that out here.
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I would have just said about season 2 skip to episode 6 and just watch Sophia come out of the barn. Heck season 2 was just bad I would honestly just skip to the finale because that was a great episode.
Having read the comics (behind a few of the latest ones however) the cannibals are a smaller group of individuals rather than the town of Terminus (which Terminus is not in the comics). The cannibals also end up trying to eat Herschel anyways which obviously is dead prior to Terminus. So who knows, I want the show to stay with the comics but so far from the previews of this new season nothing seems familiar and feels like they might be finally going in a complete different direction which is strange cause I thought last season they said they want to stick closer to the comics. Hopefully the spin off series sticks closer to the comics since I think they had mentioned that there is more to the Kirkman world of The Walking Dead that hadn’t been explained and is the reasoning for the spin-off series.