Dead Already: The Walking Dead - Episode 316 - Welcome To The Tombs

04/03/13 • 101 min

The Walking Dead: Episode 316 - "Welcome To The Tombs"Welcometo the tombs, mother#&*@er! It's the Seson Three Finale of Dead Already, The Liberal Dead's Unofficial Walking Dead podcast! This week on the show, Jeff (@Jeff_FOTD) is joined by his co-hosts Shawn (@TheLiberalDead - the head honcho over at The Liberal Dead) and James (@DrJimmyTerror - The fiend behind Dr Terror's Blog of Horrors) to discuss the final episode of Season 3 of The Walking Dead: "Welcome To The Tombs." Did things end with a bang, or did they just fizzle out? How shocking were the deaths? Did James finally get to see Carol in a compromising position? More importantly, did that speculum get used finally?!

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Tune in for the answers... along with a full recap of the episode, commentary on its themes, speculation on what is in store next season, and much more!

If streaming isn't your thing, you may Download the MP3 Directly here or Subscribe Via iTunes.

iTunes listeners: Please take a moment to leave us a rating/review, and we will share it on an upcoming podcast!

Need to catch up? To purchase the most recent episodes of The Walking Dead, head on over to Amazon Instant Video.

Warning! This podcast contains major spoilers for this episode... Watch before you listen!

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Dead Already: The Walking Dead - Episode 315 - This Sorrowful Life

The Walking Dead: Episode 315 - "This Sorrowful Life"Welcome back for another episode of Dead Already, The Liberal Dead's Unofficial Walking Dead podcast!This week on the show, Jeff (@Jeff_FOTD) is joined by his co-hosts Shawn (@TheLiberalDead - the head honcho over at The Liberal Dead) and James (@DrJimmyTerror - The fiend behind Dr Terror's Blog of Horrors) to discuss the penultimate episode of Season 3 of The Walking Dead: "This Sorrowful Life." Where the hell is the speculum we were promised? What do James and Glen have in common? Why does "Two Girls, One Cup" always come up on this show? Why are the Internets ablaze with even more ridiculousness than usual? More importantly, can Sunday get here faster?!

Tune in for the answers... along with a full recap of the episode, commentary on its themes, speculation on what is in store, and much more!

If streaming isn't your thing, you may Download the MP3 Directly here or Subscribe Via iTunes.

iTunes listeners: Please take a moment to leave us a rating/review, and we will share it on an upcoming podcast!

Need to catch up? To purchase the most recent episodes of The Walking Dead, head on over to Amazon Instant Video.

Warning! This podcast contains major spoilers for this episode... Watch before you listen!

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Dead Air: Episode 27 - Evil Dead (2013)

Dead Air: Episode 27 - Evil Dead (2013)Join Us! Welcome back for another episode of Dead Air, The Liberal Dead's podcast dedicated to new first-run horror and genre films! This week on the show, Jeff (@Jeff_FOTD), Shawn (@TheLiberalDead ), and James (@DrJimmyTerror - The fiend behind Dr Terror's Blog of Horrors) are joined by special guest (and rabid Evil Dead/Sam Raimi fangirl) Heather Seebach (who also runs the great blog Viewer Discretion Advised) to discuss the latest horror film in theaters, Evil Dead. Is it a remake, or a sequel? How does it stack up against the Raimi films? Is it really that gory? More importantly, should you spend $10 to see it? All of these things are answered here in detail, along with a lot of other horror and genre talk including thoughts on: