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All roads lead to Terminus in the savage Season 4 finale of THE WALKING DEAD, “A!” It’s our weekly bite-sized post-mortem with Dr. Arnold T. Blumberg (DOC OF THE DEAD; ZOMBIEMANIA; “Zombies in Popular Media” at the University of Baltimore; world renowned zombie expert). Rick, Carl, and Michonne reunite with Daryl and make it to the end of the train tracks, but not before a shocking confrontation leads Rick to embrace his darkest, most brutal side. And he’ll need it where they’re going…Terminus looms ahead.

Find out what was good, what wasn’t so good, and what sort of grade the Doctor thinks the episode deserves. With G2V Podcast producer and co-host Scott Woodard!

SPECIAL NOTE: Rest assured the Doctor WILL go on! We’ll be continuing to discuss all things WALKING DEAD, zombie, and much more, with interviews, reviews, and commentary until the series returns to our screens with the Season Five premiere this October! Stick with us because the best (or worst, if you think in apocalyptic terms) is yet to come!

Show Music: “Bitter Pill” (feat. Vosmoy) by Still Pluto.

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Keith participated in a panel discussion at Houseing Works Book Store and Cafe this past February on Media Tie-Ins.

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The Chronic Rift Network is thrilled to be able to have the comedy stylings of Dan Lackaye and Travis Searle on our network. The voyage of radio genius continues with a new episode.  Starting out as The Pirate Ship in the 90s, the boys charted the rough waters of the early days of the Internet and managed to deliver comedy gold week after week.  They were one of the inspirations for The Chronic Rift becoming a podcast.  Last fall, Dan & Travis reunited with a new podcast, bringing back many of the elements of the original Pirate Ship, and John has been on their case to join the network ever since.

As promised, Dan relates his story of the paranormal to his home and the two discuss the latest episode of Cosmos.  Plus, Old Man Gabe returns with a look at the NCAA brackets and since Spring is in the air, he talks baseball as well.  All this, plus Travis with the news you need to know, on a new The Dan & Travis Show. Check out all the fun of past episode by visiting them on the web.

SHOW NOTES

SHOW OPEN

• A paranormal visit to a skeptical place
• Weekly “Cosmos” recap – Comets and gravity
• Walter chimes in

A SPECIAL 40lbs of SPORTS

• The Return of Old Man Gabe! - NCAA hoops and MLB

THE NEWS WITH TRAVIS

• Putting the plastic in plastic surgery
• Is that a gun in your pants or are you just…
• Free with Walmart purchase – toe sucking

SHOW CLOSE

• Danger Zone: Money vs Loggins

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Tonight’s Diners:Scott, Miles, & M.

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Interview:  Alan Dean Foster (Star Trek, Transformers, Star Wars, Alien, and Much More)

Trivia: Our Episode 200 Giveaways

TV News:  A look at The 100; Leaked set pics reveal first look at Gotham's Batman baddie the Penguin; First look at The Last Ship and the trailer for the new season of Falling Skies

Graphic Novel News: Buffy's James Marsters on his new Spike graphic novel (plus a 4-page preview!)

Movie News: Walt Disney Pictures Announces Cars 3 and The Incredibles 2

SciFi 5 in 5:  Top 5 SciFi Catchphrases by Scott

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Divergent, as expected, took the box office top spot this past weekend.  Can it hold that position as two new movies premiere this weekend?  Michael Falkner has a preview as well as news of new DVD releases, news of a Peewee Herman movie, and so much more on a new Weekly Podioplex.

Check out the full show notes here and comment on the episode or write weeklypodioplex@gmail.com.

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This time on Presenting the Transcription Feature, KevinLauderdale brings you all crime, all the time.  The cast of The Jack Benny Program put on a melodramatic mystery, "Murder at Romanoff's."  This episode features the famous "Drear Pooson" flub which resulted in on of the longest laughs in the show's history.  Then we get down to just the facts with Dragnet.  "The 16 Jewel Thefts" mean a lot of unglamorous legwork for Joe Friday during a hot summer.

 

 

 

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07:03 The Jack Benny Program, "Murder at Romanoff's / Drear Pooson," January 8, 1950

39:20 Dragnet, "The 16 Jewel Thefts," August 18, 1949

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In the fourth episode of this weekly bite-sized WALKING DEAD post-mortem, Dr. Arnold T. Blumberg (DOC OF THE DEAD; ZOMBIEMANIA; “Zombies in Popular Media” at the University of Baltimore; world renowned zombie expert) reviews this week’s feel-good episode, “Us!” Groups are coming together and reuniting, but will following the rules give them a chance to claim salvation or lose it? And as the survivors are finding their way to a place called Terminus, will everyone make it there alive only to wind up being on a menu?

Find out what was good, what wasn’t so good, and what sort of grade the Doctor thinks the episode deserves. With G2V Podcast producer and co-host Scott Woodard!

SPECIAL NOTE: Please visit and support the Kickstarter for the boardgame THE WALKING DEAD: THE PRISON!

Show Music: “Bitter Pill” (feat. Vosmoy) by Still Pluto.

We welcome all feedback at doctorofthedead@yahoo.com, contact@g2vpodcast.com, or on the G2V Facebook page! Find the show on Twitter at @DoctoroftheDead!

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In tonight’s show, we discuss the following: George R.R. Martin's responds to our Game of Thrones conundrum; more thoughts on Ron D. Moore's "Devolution of SciFi"; Almost Human might not be Bladerunner, but is perfect SciFi Moonlighting, the Walking Dead offers flowers, Marvel: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. continually gets better, and we share Paul and Storm's "Write Like The Wind."