So what are your thought on season 3? This past season was full of surprises and, we got to see some characters die, which is not a surprise right?

But we got to see some old characters return. One of them was Morgan (Lennie James),who we haven’t seen since Season 1.

This was one of my favorite episodes because It was full of emotion, action, and suspense.

Also I had the opportunity to visit the set while they were filming this episode.

Last August I got invited to go to Atlanta, Georgia to visit the set and I gotta tell you, it was a great experience. It was my first time ever visiting a set so I had a blast. The production crew was so friendly and professional they made me feel like I was at home.

The set visit took place on August 30, 2012 so you can imagine how hard has been for me to not talk about it to anyone. AMC is very secretive and I totally understand why. They want to make sure we don’t spill any details at all, so you have to sign a NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) which basically states that if you talk about what you see on the set before you are supposed to, you can be fined a big amount of money, I believe around 1 million dollars, can’t remember but the bottom line is that I do not have that kind of money so I just stayed quiet for months hehe.

After they picked us up, we went on a tour of the City of Woodbury. Yes Woodbury. I noticed something funny. They were signs posted on the grass that said: “Thank to the city of Senoia for not cutting the grass” or something along those lines. And yes the grass was pretty long.

We also passed by the Governors house, which is not a real house. It was built specifically for the show, and I have to tell you, it looks pretty real and authentic.

The AMC rep, explained to us that the all the stores that appear in the show, are actually real stores, AMC built back doors for the businesses, so they can continue operating as usual while they are filming. That way they don’t lose customers, on the contrary, it attracts more tourism and helps out the economy.

Then we proceeded to go to a brand new set. We were the first ones to w we be there, as far as press goes. See, the thing is that we were suppose to visit on a different day, but due to the weather they had to change the schedule at the last minute, which it worked out because we got to see a very spoilerific scene and a character that we haven’t seen in a while: Morgan.

We walked upstairs to this house and we started seeing the guns, bullets, writings on the wall and all that. My mind was racing, I had no idea what we were going to witness.

After walking through some rooms we arrived to the room were we were going to stay for a bit.

We met with then show runner, Glen Mazzara, which was a great guy to talk to. Also Scott Gimple who wrote the episode. We all introduced ourselves and then proceeded to have a seat and watch as the acne was being recorded. Andrew Lincoln, Chandler Riggs ( I was able to say hi to his dad also whom I’ve met before) Danai Guarira and Lennie James.

On Episode 312 If you remember , we get to see Rick carrying Morgan inside his apartment while unconscious. Carl and Michonne follow, and after Rick ties Morgan with zip lines, they proceed to have a conversation. We see Michonne eat a granola bar, and Carl talking about going to get a crib for his baby sister Judith.

I had no idea how much time did it take to film a simple scene, but is not as simple as I thought. They had to do different takes, different angles and all that.

At one point a train passed by and interrupted a scene between Rick and Carl, and Rick’s response after hearing the train pass by was hysterical. I really hope it makes the Blu ray extras!

As I was saying, there was a lot of takes, which meant that Danai had to eat a lot of granola bars, if was kind of funny.

So we had a chance to talk to Chandler Riggs, which was pretty good, because he did an amazing job at not spoiling the past episodes for us ( obviously he had just killed his mother in the show) and answer a lot of questions. He was a really nice kid.

We then talked to Danai Guarira, and let me tell you gentlemen, she is beautiful. When she is not in character and looking tough and menacing, she really looks fantastic, and she has beautiful skin. Ok I’m sounding like Buffalo Bill now.

Like I was saying we had a chance to interview her and talk about the show and her experience in the set.

Then we sat down with Glen Mazzara, we talked about the show, the cast, what plans they had and all that fun stuff.

We then proceeded to go to lunch. The food was delicious and once again we saw Chandler and Danai there.

After our little lunch break, we went to Raleigh studios. We went inside, saw lots of cool posters and pictures they has on the wall and proceeded to go to the prison. This is we’re it gets really interesting. Viewers might thing that it’s a real prison, but no it is not. It’s a set, built from scratch.

We were all in awe, because we actually got to be in there! We walked the cells and even went inside the cells. The quality of the props it’s amazing, it really fools you. I have to say they have some great carpenters and construction crew, it’s all top notch.

The yard area is pretty big just like you see it in the show. We saw the school bus outside, the tower which is also a set piece meaning that you have to be lifted in order to get to the top.

After walking through the prison and outside, we went back inside and talked to Greg Nicotero and Norman Reedus. I saw Scott Wilson outside and talked to him very briefly.
They were really nice and took their time answering the questions we asked.

Overall it was a great experience. I was lucky to be invited to the set. The whole crew, production, writers, show runner, actors, camera man etc were very professional and totally nice to us.

Now all we have to do is wait until October. The wait will be worth it.
Trust me.

Agent Burgos, The Walking Dead Season 3 Set Visit Report

Darabont was asked about the similarities in tone between The Mist and The Walking Dead. He answered the question by talking about some of his other projects like The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile being similar situations. As he discussed how he went about making two seemingly similar things different, he revealed that The Mist and Walking Dead was almost very similar because Thomas Jane was his choice for the lead role on that project as well- Rick Grimes. Jane had helped bring the series to HBO‘s attention and told them he wanted to be a part of it. At that time he was working with HBO doing the series Hung. That was a problem, but Jane told the network he wanted to do both. As we know, HBO passed on Walking Dead because they thought it was ‘too graphic.’ Darabont does go on to praise Andrew Lincoln and how perfect he was for the part though. Jane jokes that if it would have worked out for him, he’d still have a job. You can check out the full video (which I highly recommend so you can see Jane goes full Al Bundy as he sits with a half buttoned shirt and his hand planted down his pants) by clicking here. Would you have liked Jane as Rick Grimes? What do you think the series would be like if he was involved?

Cody "The Thorverine" Ferrell, Frank Darabont Says Thomas Jane Was Almost Rick Grimes

Today, we have learned that three more characters have also been bumped to regulars. Chad Coleman (Tyreese), Sonequa Martin-Green (Sasha) and Emily Kinney (Beth) will return as full time players this fall. Coleman joined the cast this year as  fan-favorite Tyrese. He played an integral part in saving the women, children and those who couldn’t fight in the Governor’s battle with Rick’s group. Sasha, the outspoken sister of Tyrese, is a new character to the Walking Dead universe. Beth, of course, is the younger daughter of Hershel and is basically the caretaker of Rick’s new daughter Judith. It looks as though there are bigger and better plans for all three of them.

In addition to that,  Melissa Ponzio (Karen), will be returning as a recurring guest star throughout season four. Karen is the lone survivor of the Governor’s massacre and helped unite Tyrese and Rick in the closing scenes of the finale. None of these “promotions” are too big of a surprise, but it’s always good to hear confirmation.

As I mentioned earlier, filming for season four will begin soon, with Scott Gimple running the show. Greg Nicotero, who is most known for his make-up work on the series, was recently promoted to producer after writing and directing some of the series more popular episodes. The Walking Dead is expected to return this fall, likely in October when AMC airs its popular Fearfest leading into Halloween.

Image courtesy of THR

Josh "ecksmanfan" Johnson, Three More Bumped to Series Regulars on AMC’s The Walking Dead

OOHHHH…. The heartache with Daryl!! Last week’s episode of THE WALKING DEAD…WOW… For some fans across the country and AROUND THE WORLD, it was a real tug on the ole’ tears. It’s definitely more darkness at the doorstep for Rick and the gang at the prison from there on out. While the choice in taking Michonne as the bargaining chip for the Governor becomes an issue for Rick to decide, Merle takes matters into his own hands with her. Still in the end of it all, Merle makes a personal ultimate sacrifice in an attempt to take down the Governor and his henchmen himself.

The Prognosis begins NOW!!

We begin meantime, the gang are distracting walkers at the fences in order to bring supply “envoy” vehicles with the gang through the main gate. Glenn is out laying out barbed wiring as well, adding his notes on preparations for battle, but Michonne notably suggests they do not have to win, just make getting at them harder than what its worth.  The story builds with Rick in secret meeting at the back end of the Prison with Daryl and Hershel revealing a possible ultimate decision to turn over Michonne for the greater good of the gang at the prison and they have to follow through and if so, today. Daryl notes to Rick to have a plan on how to do it as will not be an easy decision because it is not the way they do things with good people. Rick then gives over the decision to Merle to ask for his help in this. Merle even finds this a bit cold himself, given what he knows what the Governor might do to her.  Merle also doesn’t feel Rick has the guts to really go through with this as well here, implying Rick really has a decision to make.   Carol and Merle later talk out about their differences and Merle prods her about the timid way she used to be, Carol stands off quietly that things have changed and that Merle needs to figure where his loyalties are, Merle makes his loyalty convictions by his brother.

The Walking Dead Season 3/episode 15 Promo, “This Sorrowful Life”

Glenn and Daryl go over how Merle is, Daryl goes with the notion to Glenn to give Merle a chance to redeem himself and Glenn reiterates how Merle beat him down and gave Maggie to the Governor for him to terrorize when they were both captured in Woodbury. Glenn implies it will be hard for him to forgive Merle. Merle and Daryl then have a talk about the bargain with Michonne, then it goes recalling the issues with Glenn and Maggie. Merle realizes and notes everyone is looking at him as a monster when they should be looking at themselves for aiming to betray and trade Michonne over. Elsewhere, Hershel quotes a passage from PSALMS 91:3 in reflection of what is about to come about while Rick makes preparation, struggles with his thoughts on betraying Michonne, and “sees” Lori once again, forcing him to rethink the whole issue. Rick decides he cannot go through with it and tells Hershel.  Meantime, Merle and Michonne go through on attacking some walkers that made it through one area of the Prison. During the brief melee, Merle knocks out Michonne and preps her for transport out of the prison quietly.

Merle in dark thought with Rick’s plans…

Michonne and Merle walk out quietly all the while evading the others. Meantime, while making decisions and preparations to go to war with the Governor, Rick means not to take in Michonne after all, tells Hershel and Daryl but yet discover Merle and Michonne apparently gone. They presumed the deal is being fulfilled by Merle, and Daryl offers to track down Merle alone. Meantime, at Hershel’s bed cell, Hershel and Glenn have a meaningful man-to-man talk about what they are about to face and the future, with Glenn declaring his intentions to marry Maggie as she means the world to her. Hershel give his blessing off the bat, Glenn thankful, moves back on duty.

Next, Merle procure a car, Merle accidentally sets off the auto alarm when hot-wiring it and draws walkers to them both. Both Merle and Michonne fortunately are able to fend off the attacks.  After which, they make off the rest of the way to the “treaty” compound in it.  Michonne makes her case that this will probably not solve anything with the Governor but Merle insists on setting forth.  Michonne eventually dis-ways Merle’s convictions on taking her in and that this will make no change and Merle decides to do the unexpected. He pulls off the road and lets her go, then leaves…

Sniping for the greater good…

Daryl eventually runs into Michonne and asks what became of Merle, she mentions just being let go. We find Merle hanging out at one outpost inside the car, in contemplation of what to do next, taking one last bottle of booze and jamming to Motor-head’s “Damaged Case” while a swarm of walkers futilely rap and clamor around the vehicle. In a very surprising final move, Merle secretly heads off back to the “treaty” compound where the trade for Michonne was expected and battle the Governor and his alone…well, slowly luring walkers to his car to create an ambush for the Governor and his men.  The Governor’s troops arrive and start shooting the ambush of walkers while Merle, using the ambush as a distraction, begins sniping the henchmen. Unfortunately, a walker distracts Merle and forces him to push it out into the open.  In the process, the remaining henchmen discover he is the source of the snipe attacks and begin beating him. The Governor then pulls him up away from his own lackeys and gets into a personal brawl with Merle.  Unfortunately, the Governor is too much for Merle to take on as he(Governor) mercilessly bites his(Merle’s) fingers off, beats him down and then shoots him dead.

Endearing committments… =)

Meantime, at the prison, Glenn goes to check on Maggie and the two have a moment commit to each other with Glenn’s proposal in giving her an “engagement ring”. Rick, confesses his secret proposal made by the Governor to the rest of the gang and that Merle went ahead and took Michonne on his own and Daryl is after them.  Rick re-affirms that he need to make their team effort of survival A TEAM EFFORT. Rick then does watch from the tower and smiles in relief as he spots Michonne is returning after all.

An UNWELCOME sight for Daryl!

Meantime, Daryl makes his way finally the treaty compound on what appears a day later, to find devastation from a firefight and sadly, tragically, that Merle has become a WALKER!  Daryl suddenly is overcome with grief and loss at this sight and proceeds to shove back on walker Merle and then kill him using several fierce blows to the head with his hunting knife. After which, he breaks down beside Merle’s corpse and cries.

AN UNEXPECTED Farewell…

Wow, how heartbreaking… This week’s episode touched the hearts of millions of viewers, not many dry eyes that last Sunday night.  But now, we are heading into, no doubt, EVEN darker times with Between Rick and the gang at the Prison and the evil Governor of Woodbury and henchmen. The beginnings of the war will now start to brew. But with this last stand off, even with the likes of Merle, the most hated among the gang for his past sins against the group, getting killed making the ultimate sacrifice…will we see darker colder attitudes for bloodthirsty revenge…particularly Daryl?  And what of the latest news with Andrea and her predicament as she was not even present and noted in this episode? Is she in holding for now and/or has she been tortured and handled with?  What is just going to be the next step for EVERYONE here on out? We find out tomorrow night on the Season 3 Finale, Episode 16, “Welcome to the Tombs”!!

Catch the Promo and Sneak for the Season Finale below here!

The Walking Dead Season 3/Episode 16, Promo “Welcome to the Tombs”, Season Finale

The Walking Dead Season 3/Episode 16, Sneak Peek “Welcome to the Tombs”, Season Finale

Fates will be decided for the end of this season and onto Season 4 in October. Catch the Season 3 Finale of THE WALKING DEAD on tomorrow, Sunday, March 31st, at 9/8c on AMC.

DocBBanner, THE WALKING DEAD: The Prognosis with DocBBanner.

Whether he’s slaying zombies on tv, strutting his stuff for Prada or chewing up scenes with Lady Gaga, Norman Reedus, quite simply, exudes cool. Check the interview below but make sure you follow the link for the full stuff!

Q: You’ve been riding your motorcycle on-set and off for a few years now. Have you found some good back-country Georgia roads to cruise?

A: I take it south of here and I don’t even keep track of where I am. I drive for hours. I’ve found so many new trails and so many new roads. The motorcycle Daryl rides is the one they picked out from Season 1 — it was in the background. They found that bike and left the stickers on and liked it so much they didn’t want to change anything.

Q: Was the reunion of Daryl and Merle this season as sweet for you and Michael Rooker as it was for fans?

A: We love each other; we’re the best of friends. He’s awesome and such a powerful actor. He’s also amazing to watch. We’re similar in a lot of redneck ways already, and we’ve become more similar on the show.

Q: Michael Rooker says he gets pretty enthused about fight scenes. Did either of you go too far when you fought in the walker arena?

A: You always get hit a little bit — catch an elbow or something. The fight scenes can be really intense. That one, we could have played that two ways: We could have played it how we played it, or we could have done it like two untamable wild animals. My choice was to play it like an execution. This wasn’t about the Governor at all — it was all about the little brother and big brother dynamic, establishing who’s who.

Q: Chandler Riggs told me that he’s able to survive without many other kids on set because you’re there to be a kid with. How accurate is that statement?

A: I’m going to beat the crap out of that kid. Chandler is more adult than Steven and I put together. He hangs out all the time with us. He’s really good at gadgets and gizmos. I get a lot of goofy fan mail with toys, nerd games and stuff, and I usually just give that stuff to Chandler. He’s one of the best actors on our show, hands down, and he’s killing it this season.

Q: Daryl coins the nickname “Lil’ Asskicker,” for the baby. Did you come up with that yourself?

A: No, the writers came up with that. I kept accidentally calling her “Lil’ Ass-kisser” actually.

Q: Given all the deaths on the show, are you ever worried that your character could be the next one to go?

A: I think we all have that fear. Nobody’s safe in this world — on our show, as well as our group. Everyone is a moving target. I dont’ think anyone thinks they’re going to be on for a certain amount of episodes. They think they could go at any time, and the producers have made that clear. We are all afraid.

In the interview, Norman also talks about flinching when Carol kissed Daryl on Season 2. There’s a reason for that. Read the whole thing here. It’s good.

Agent Burgos, AMC Q&A: The Walking Dead’s Norman Reedus

Mazzara will remain on board to oversee the remainder of season 3, which will return on February 10th. Once production and filming begins on season 4, Gimple will take the reigns. As you’ll remember, Mazzara decided to leave the show back in December, citing “creative differences” with the network.  Both parties involved state that the parting of ways was amicable, however, sources tell THR that Mazzara’s short-comings in running the show became “‘abundantly clear … especially for the second half of the season,’ with production shut down several times because of a lack of material.”

Gimple’s credits include several TV series including Chase, FlashForward and Life. As mentioned, the highly anticipated second half of The Walking Dead is set to return on Sunday, February 10th.

Josh "ecksmanfan" Johnson, Scott Gimple to Replace Glen Mazzara as Walking Dead Showrunner

Phoenix Comicon is proud to announce Laurie Holden and Danai Gurira, from the cast of the hit TV show The Walking Dead will be attending Comicon 2013.
“The Walking Dead has become a cultural phenomenon. Having Laurie Holden and Danai Gurira at Phoenix Comicon this year is very exciting.” Says Marketing Director Jullian Squires

Laurie Holden is an American-Canadian actress and portrays Andrea on The Walking Dead. For her work on the show, Holden was nominated for a Saturn Award in 2011. Outside of The Walking Dead, she is known for numerous rolls in TV shows such as, The X-Files, The Shield, The Magnificent Seven, and movies Silent Hill and The Fantastic Four.

Danai Gurira is an actress and an award winning playwright. She joined The Walking Dead as a regular for season three, playing the katana wielding Michonne. She has also appeared in TV shows Law and Order, Life on Mars, Lie to Me, Law and Order CI and has a recurring role on HBO’s Treme.

We have many more guest announcements over the coming weeks. To get up to date information as it is released you can follow us at https://www.facebook.com/phoenixcomicon

Phoenix Comicon is the signature pop culture experience of the southwest. Comicon is presenting guests and programming for hobbyists by attracting the top segments of the comics, anime, sci-fi, film, tv, and gaming industries. Entering its eleventh year, Phoenix Comicon is expected to draw over 40,000 attendees to its May 23-26, 2013 convention held at the Phoenix Convention Center and Hyatt Regency in Downtown Phoenix.

For more information, please go to http://www.phoenixcomicon.com.

Agent Burgos, Laurie Holden and Danai Gurira Joins Phoenix Comicon 2013

According to B.I., Time Warner Cable reached out to them to clarify that the spot wasn’t just for The Walking Dead. The spot will be used as part of the Enjoy Better campaign. This isn’t the first time Time Warner has used zombies to help promote their campaign. The company used zombies in their last Super Bowl spot that centered on Ricky Jervais. From Reedus’ tweets and the unbelievable success of The Walking Dead, we can expect Daryl and TWD in a spot of prominence. Check out the old zombie-filled spot after all the Reedus pics!

Cody "The Thorverine" Ferrell, Norman Reedus And The Walking Dead To Feature In Time Warner Cable’s Super Bowl Ad

AMC released the following statement:

“Glen guided the series creatively for Seasons 2 and 3. [We're] grateful for his hard work. We are both proud of our shared success. Both parties acknowledge that there is a difference of opinion about where the show should go moving forward, and conclude that it is best to part ways. This decision is amicable and Glen will remain on for post-production on Season 3B as showrunner and executive producer.”

“My time as showrunner on The Walking Dead has been an amazing experience, but after I finish season 3, it’s time to move on. I have told the stories I wanted to tell and connected with our fans on a level that I never imagined. It doesn’t get much better than that. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this journey.” – Glen Mazzara

Robert Kirkman also commented on the departure : “I am in full support of both AMC and Glen Mazzara in the decision they have come to and believe the parties came to this decision in the best interest of the future of the show. I thank Glen for his hard work and appreciate his many contributions to The Walking Dead and look forward to working with him as we complete post production on Season 3. I am also excited to begin work on another spectacular season of this show that I know means so much to so many people. This show has always been the result of a wide range of extremely talented men and women working tirelessly to produce their best work collectively. I believe the future is bright for The Walking Dead. Thank you to the fans for your continued support.”

Well there you have it boys and girls. Once again an internal shake up has happened. What are your thought about this situation? Who will AMC bring in as a show-runner? Sound off

Agent Burgos, The Walking Dead Renewed For A Fourth Season, Glen Mazzera To Step Down

It seems like everything you touch lately turns to gold. Thief of Thieves has been a huge success and things are happening with that. Has that success played in to your writing at all? Do you ever think in the back of your mind ‘man that would be cool to see on the screen’ or are you able to compartmentalize TV Kirkman and comics Kirkman?

Kirkman: Well I like to think I’m not getting too fragmented as a human being, but I don’t know. It’s sometimes hard to manage it all. I try to keep my comic book writing separate so that I’m not constantly thinking when I’m writing Walking Dead scenes “oh, and that will be cool in the TV show” or “oh, I should change it because it would work better in the TV show this way.” The comics existed so long without the show, I do try to put the existence of the TV out of my mind while I’m writing the comic just to try and maintain the purity of what it was before all this stuff happened, which sometimes it is a little difficult. It’s something I really try to maintain because it’s pretty important to me to make sure that the television show doesn’t change what I’ve been doing before. I think what I’ve been doing before facilitated the show existing and I just don’t want to change that for any reason.

The Governor did some bad things this episode, but he’s not quiet the despicable character that we know just yet. Was the decision for the different visual of the characters from the comics to the show to help that play out a little longer?

Kirkman: I was wholeheartedly supporting the idea of getting David Morrissey to have plastic surgery so he would look more like the comic book character. He was oddly, extremely against it. So that was frustrating. I will say that the visual of the governor isn’t necessarily the most important aspect of him and to force an actor to have a certain kind of look only to match it to the comic book isn’t necessarily the kind of thing we would do despite the fact we do have characters in the show who look remarkably like they did in the comics. It’s more of an accident really. In the effort to find the best actors for the role, we kind of stumbled across people that fit the image of the comics. We cast David because of his talent and not because of his specific looks. He’s a handsome guy, don’t get me wrong though.

Morrissey: I think the important thing for me is that the people that meet him for the first time meet him they don’t aren’t being tipped off in any way or they feel they have any other agenda with him other than they are in a safe place. This is a safe place. That’s the presentation he has to them right off the bat that you are safe here, this is a good place. That’s what was important. That’s what the start of the look came from, that he was someone who looked strong and dependable. He was a man whose community’s safety is at heart really. That’s where the initial look came from in my head.

I ask that because like Robert said, you look like a really nice guy and you play a really nice guy but you have that concealed rage in your eyes. Especially with that never say never scene.

Morrissey: Like I said before, it’s important the audience of the show have one relationship with the governor and the characters in the show have a different relationship. I think the audience knows the governor better than anybody else. They see him in his private moments, like you saw him looking at the heads. I think that’s important they have a strong opinion and relationship with him much more than anybody else in the show.

Robert Kirkman touched on Michonne and how she’s been handled in the show so far. He said that they wanted to introduce her as a “cold, calculated, and mysterious character” who we don’t know much about. He did say that there will be exploration of who she is and what she has been through later on in the season. David Morrissey said that the last scene, where the Governor is checking out his zombie head aquarium, is the governor in his “man cave” where he can look inside himself. To survive in that world, you have to have a thick skin and be able to desensitize oneself. In one of the funnier exchanges, Morrissey was asked since he has directed in the past if he would direct something for The Walking Dead. He said that he enjoyed working and being in that work environment so much that he would make the tea or do whatever else they wanted. Kirkman replied that they had wanted him for season 4, but now they’d just get him to make tea.

Cody "The Thorverine" Ferrell, Robert Kirkman And David Morrissey Talk Comics And The Governor’s Look

Fan of the comic will  be jumping in joy when they see the final shot of the episode… wow!

The Governor (David Morrissey)

The Governor is the charismatic leader of Woodbury, a seemingly utopian community, barricaded behind walls, which he built from the ground up. He protects the citizens of Woodbury from walkers and provides them with shelter, food , clothing and perhaps most importantly, with a semblance of what it was like to live in the world before the dead began walking.

We also saw the return of Merle Dixon, and no it wasn’t a hallucination.  Merle seems to do whatever the Governor tells him to do, but for how long? ure he is grateful that they found him and rescued him, but is he just a pawn of the Governor or does he have his own agenda?

Merle Dixon (Michael Rooker)

After overcoming a grisly hurdle only partially intact, Merle was taken under the wing of a strong figure: the Governor. At Woodbury, Merle’s combative nature has helped him to ascend the ranks to become the Governor’s second in command. Woodbury fits Merle like a glove, but Dixon blood runs deep. Where will his loyalties fall if he must choose between the two?

Now check out the making of episode 303 and a sneak peek at 304 :” Killer Within”

Agent Burgos, SPOILERS: The Walking Dead Episode 303 “Walk With Me” Recap And Sneak Peek At 304 “Killer Within”

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Well, we saw what happened in the last episode: lots of action, walkers, drama and…….amputations?  Yes…  I am going to avoid major spoilers for this episode because, seriously you need to see it with your own eyes.

If you thought that the season premiere was awesome, wait until you see this episode

Episode 302 – “SICK”

Written by: Nichole Beattie
Directed by: Billy Gierhart

After a traumatic event, a life hangs in the balance. Complicating matters, the group must also deal with a potential threat to their new surroundings.

This episode picks up right after the last one, and it concentrates on mainly 2 things, trying to save Hershel, and the prisoners that were introduced last week.  We see lots of action, we get to see gore and yes, T-Dog does more  this time around.  We get to see some drama in this episode, but there is more action and suspense than anything else.

There are some shocking moments as well, and you will love them, I guarantee it .

It is also interesting to see how much Rick has changed, you can honestly see a little bit of Shane in him. Carl is taking a bigger role since he is becoming more helpful and his character is maturing a little more.  Thats it, there is nothing much I can say, other than if you were waiting to see Michonne and the Governor, well you will be disappointed, they do not appear in this episode.

This episode focuses solely on the prison, and trust me , it is a great episode. But again do not worry, we will see more of Michonne and the Governor pretty soon, since Glen Mazzera has stated that there are even some episodes that are going to focus either  on the Woodbury set or the prison. Sometimes you won’t even see Rick at all! There is plenty of walker kills, I can assure you. The prisoners play a big role in this episode. Check what Glen Mazzara has to say about the prisoners:

Tomas (played by Nick Gomez, far right)

“Tomas is the leader. Tomas is the alpha male. He’s the one who is in charge and he is the one who has set the rules and he did before the apocalypse, he’s been doing that since, and suddenly, here’s Rick telling him, ‘This isn’t even your prison any more.’ Tomas is not going to stand for that.”

Andrew (played by Markice Moore, second from right)

“Andrew is really Tomas’ right hand man. These guys are really the ones who have been intimidating Axel and Oscar.”

Axel (played by Lew Temple, center)

“Axel is a great character. He’s someone who was probably a two-bit criminal who finds himself in a bigger mess. He’s probably happy to be freed by Rick because he realizes he’s not as cutthroat as Tomas and Andrew.”

Oscar (played by Vincent Ward, second from left)

“Oscar is another guy who has had to go along with Tomas’ rule.”

Big Tiny (played by Theodus Crane, left)

“Big Tiny is the muscle of the group. The idea was that all of these guys together are a formidable force. These are hardened convicts who have survived living together for almost a year, almost in the same way that Rick and his group have. So this is a surprising force for Rick to come up against. And they are formidable. And they are scary. And they are dangerous. Just as dangerous as Rick’s group.”

The episodes keep getting better and better and there is no sign of stopping. Please share your comments with us once you see the episode and tell us what you think.

P.S. You know what people are saying that someone dies in this episode? Well I won’t say who it is, but someone does die indeed. You have to tune in to see who it is.

Agent Burgos, The Walking Dead Episode 302: “SICK” Advanced Review

Agent Burgos, Watch The Walking Dead Episode 301: SEED For FREE!

SPOILERS AHEAD

Episode 301 – “SEED”

Written by: Glen Mazzara
Directed by: Ernest Dickerson

With the world growing increasingly more dangerous and Lori’s pregnancy advancing, Rick discovers a potentially safe haven. But first he must secure the premises, pushing his group to its limit.

Heres a look at the making of episode 301

Agent Burgos, REVIEW: The Walking Dead Episode 301 – “SEED” And Sneak Peek At Episode 302 ” SICK”

Tomorrow…..you won’t believe your eyes. It’s a season opener that will be talked about for generations to come. All I can say is that there is a TON of Walker action, and no I’m not talking about the Texas ranger. Also the ending of the episode will leave you wanting more an more. You will be so sad that is over. Do not miss it.

Fans have waited patiently for the prison to be introduced, well  the time has come and it will be worth the wait.

AMC was kind enough to send us a press packet a few weeks back, which is totally awesome, and we got access to the first two episodes. Yes.. I have seen the first two episodes and no I won’t spoil them for you.  Ok… let me spoil something:

SPOILERS!!

Walkers will perish…

Hehehe thats all I can say.

Here is the episode description

EPISODE 301: “SEED”

Written by: Glen Mazzara
Directed by: Ernest Dickerson

With the world growing increasingly more dangerous and Lori’s pregnancy advancing, Rick discovers a potentially safe haven. But first he must secure the premises, pushing his group to its limit.

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Once again, without sharing too much, I can say that fans who have read the books as well as the ones who have not, will find this episode to be one of the best ones so far. The writers have stepped up their game, and there is tons of action, suspense, drama but mostly action!  

You will notice that most of the characters have evolved and some relationships are, for lack of a better word, a little tainted. The opening scene is done in a phenomenal way. It is beautifully written and will certainly get you pumped for the rest of the episode. I have seen the episode a few times and honestly, I don’t get tired of watching it, It’s a perfect episode, perfect TV. It is all you have been waiting for, it is.

For those complaining about Carl…..watch the episode.

Michonne fans… won’t be dissapointed.

Daryl fans…..do I really need to tell you to watch the episode?

Also as you watch the episode, keep in mind  that Rick honestly thinks this is a perfect safe haven for his crew, and if you think about it, IT IS! I mean they are protected with a fence, they have cells, lots of room…what can possibly go wrong? What can possibly go wrong?

Well, YOU MUST WATCH AMC at 9/8 C this Sunday to find out.

Agent Burgos, The Walking Dead Season 3 Returns This Sunday!