Eugene Needs Self-Help - Walking Dead Recap (Special Delivery)

11/10/14 • 18 min

The fifth episode of the fifth season of The Walking Dead is here and the FanBros are here to break it down to the very last compound. Kind of like how Abraham breaks down Eugene's face in the final moments of the episode. Too soon? Anyway Chico Leo continues his mission of reviewing the fifth season with the latest episode entitled "Self-Help". Abraham, Rosita, Eugene, Glenn & Maggie all continue on the path to Washington DC with some very interesting twists along the way. Tune in to FanBros as we review Self-Help and much more. The mullet is a lie. Make sure you subscribe to the FanBros Show! We're available on iTunes, Soundcloud & Stitcher! Keep us with us at FanBros.com! And interact with us on Twitter, & Instagram @FanBrosShow!

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