The Walking Dead: A sickness is spreading (Episode 1 Review)
The Walking Dead: A virus in the cells (Episode 2 Review)
The Walking Dead: Bring Out Your Dead (Episode 3 Review)
The Walking Dead: What comes next for Carol the killer? (Episode 4 Review)
The Walking Dead: Walkers breach the fences (Episode 5 Review)
The final few episodes of the season brought The Governor right back into the action and led to a stunning conclusion with all hell breaking loose at the prison. I really liked that our heroes had finally found a decent home but now it looks like it will be time to move on. The possibilities for the rest of the season will be endless and I am very excited to see where it is heading now. Here are the rest of the reviews of the first half of season 4 and also one news story I wrote for Yahoo.
Frank Darabont on what went wrong with The Walking Dead
It has been a long time coming but Frank
Darabont, director of the pilot episode of 'The Walking Dead' has
finally spoken out on what occurred and why he had to leave the show,
despite finding it devastating to move on.
The Walking Dead recap: Live Bait
This is my review of episode 6. After five episodes of wondering where the big
bad wolf has been lurking, The Governor finally returns in an episode
entirely devoted to filling in his absence from season four so far.
The Walking Dead recap: Your move 'Brian'
This is my review of episode 7. In the latest episode of 'The Walking Dead', the
pieces are moving into place. There are knights and pawns and one
Governor who does not know exactly where he fits but is determined to be
the last piece standing on the board.
The Walking Dead recap: Prison break
Where do you think The Walking Dead will go from here?
The Walking Dead recap: Prison break
This is my review of episode 8. It was a truly explosive episode of 'The Walking
Dead' this week so do not read this review until after you have watched
'Too Far Gone', the final instalment in the first half of season four.
Where do you think The Walking Dead will go from here?
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