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3 Walking Dead episodes that deserve more love (opens the original)
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As Walking Dead fans, it's common for us all to talk about our most loved episodes. For many of us, it's the ones filled with action and twists. The episodes that have us screaming at our screens and yearning for more. Not everyone has the same opinion on what makes an episode good, but we all have episodes that we believe are underrated. They can draw on our heartstrings, and we can relate to their themes based on experiences we've had in our own lives. I believe these three episodes of The Wal
5 Walking Dead friendships that made the show so much better (opens the original)
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During my time watching The Walking Dead I've noticed that most characters are at their lowest when they are out trying to survive on their own. Then their best moments would arrive when they surrounded themselves with other like-minded survivors. As humans we are built for community, and when we have our people by our side, we can accomplish great things. So, it is no shock to find out what made The Walking Dead even better were the characters' friendships. In this article I will be listing som
The 6 worst things The Walking Dead survivors have eaten (opens the original)
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In The Walking Dead universe survivors need many things in order to survive. Food, water, weapons, shelter, community, clothes, etc. Among these needs, most survivors struggle with finding food the most. Throughout the series groups are always out scavenging for food and supplies. Water can also be difficult to find, but in many cases, food is harder to come by, and certain perishables can run out even faster. A self-sufficient food source like that of a farm has helped survivors grow crops and
Emily Kinney to release The Walking Dead-inspired album (opens the original)
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One of the biggest stars of The Walking Dead has new music coming soon, and it's actually inspired by the hit AMC series. Emily Kinney, who starred as Beth Greene in the second, third, fourth, and fifth seasons of The Walking Dead, announced in an Instagram post that she will be releasing her cover of Tom Wait's "Hold On" on Aug. 21. That release will be followed by a Beth and The Walking Dead-inspired EP. Fans have been waiting for this moment for 10 years. Some of the songs Kinney sang for the
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