Tales of the Walking Dead Episode 4: “Amy; Dr. Everett” Expands the Universe
Tales of the Walking Dead Episode 4, titled “Amy; Dr. Everett” follows an episode that felt the most like fan service since the debut of this new spinoff. Would Tales…
Tales of the Walking Dead Episode 3: “Dee” and The Making of Alpha
Tales of the Walking Dead in its first two episodes told stories of an expanded universe: the other people which inhabit our world but haven’t been characters in our ongoing…
Tales of the Walking Dead Episode 2 Is a Modern Classic
Tales of the Walking Dead Episode 2, titled “Blair; Gina,” was a more than worthy follow-up to a tremendous premiere episode, which set the tone for how strong the stories…
Tales of the Walking Dead Episode 1 “Evie / Joe” Is an Artistic Triumph
I wasn’t sold on the concept of Tales of the Walking Dead before starting this limited-edition series, I must admit. The Walking Dead at this point is made up of…
The Walking Dead S11E1: “Acheron Part 1”
The Walking Dead kicked off its eleventh and final season with “Acheron Part 1,” an episode that is equally parts dark and disturbing as well as tense. If you’re like…
The Walking Dead Cast Discusses the Final Season
On Tuesday, August 3rd, I was invited by AMC to join a small panel of journalists to join The Walking Dead cast members Khary Peyton (King Ezekiel), Eleanor Matsuura (Yumiko),…
The Walking Dead: World Beyond Pilot
The third series in The Walking Dead franchise, The Walking Dead: World Beyond feels so distinctly different than the flagship series that it can be a bit jarring. Between the…
Mad Men Season 4 and the Art of an Existential Crisis
“Who is Don Draper”? The opening moments of Mad Men Season 4 would ask the question that defined this run of 13 episodes. Matthew Weiner’s critical darling had spent its…
How The Killing Committed Suicide but Didn’t Have To
I enjoyed The Killing. I want to make that clear before we go any further here. The first two seasons of the American version of Danish series Forbrydelsen were without…