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Here's how Tim describes this episode:

"It’s always scary whenever a screenwriter thinks of the production executive who will oversee their script. But M. Dal Walton III joins me for Episode 22 to tell you why screenwriters have nothing to fear. Dal has served for years as production executive guiding movies such as “Narc”, “Once Fallen”, “16 Blocks” and “Righteous Kill.” Dal tells us about how a production executive is there to help a script become the best movie possible. Yes, it’s true – they’re actually on the screenwriter’s side!

Dal has also worked as a manager for years and goes into detail about the manager/screenwriter relationship. Dal is now moving to the other side of the desk becoming a director and writer himself. Having seen many changes in the business over the years, Dal gives some great observations about why this is one of the best times to be screenwriter or director in Hollywood. An invaluable and experienced source of how it works inside a production company, Dal is very generous here with his insight. This interview is helpful to screenwriters everywhere whatever their skill level. Grab a pen, take some notes and enjoy."

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We’ve reached the “Coda” as Season 5 of THE WALKING DEAD says goodbye until its second half in 2015. Rick and the gang are about to assault Grady Memorial Hospital to rescue Carol and Beth, but there’s bound to be bloodshed and tears before the credits roll. Join Arnold and Scott as they hide a pair of scissors and chat about what was good, what wasn’t so good, and what sort of grade the Doctor thinks the episode deserves!

Also this episode: Murphy’s powers expand and the human/zombie hybrid is pressed into helping infiltrate a pharmaceutical storage warehouse in “Murphy’s Law” on Z NATION! And remember, the show reaches its Season 1 finale Friday, December 5, with an episode titled – of all things – “DOCTOR OF THE DEAD!” How about that?

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