
The Walking Dead 4.14 Review: “The Grove”
Never a show known for subtlety, “The Grove” openly telegraphs its “shocking” resolution from the opening scene (where a tea kettle co
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Never a show known for subtlety, “The Grove” openly telegraphs its “shocking” resolution from the opening scene (where a tea kettle co

While I continue to enjoy the quieter, more reflective episodes of recent weeks, I’ve never been able to buy into The Walking Dead‘s sense of hop

The recent string of post-prison episodes of The Walking Dead should have me excited for the prospects of the show’s future; but after “Still

Although it doesn’t appear to be a lasting stylistic choice, the fractured nature of The Walking Dead‘s first three episodes of 2014 has certainl

A Shift Back to Familiar Territory After a surprisingly restrained mid-season premiere, “Inmates” marks a return to the louder, more familiar form

In the world of The Walking Dead, every single character we come across has experienced a great loss. A number of them, really: family, friends, community, s

For seasons, The Walking Dead has struggled with longer narrative arcs: the show’s been at its best telling smaller, contained stories, like the introd

Last week, I pondered how long The Governor’s redemptive arc would last — turns out it was contained to the events of “Live Bait” and no further.

By adopting a storytelling style more akin to season three episodes like “Clear,” the fourth season of The Walking Dead has a little more breathing room f

I like to write about TV shows in their off seasons just so we don’t forget about them. I’m very much looking forward to the return of The Walking