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You can run but can you hide from Celia's dangerous cooking? Fear the Walking Dead was really incredible this week. “Sicut Cervus” (S2 E6) was dramatic, lush and entrenched in some bizarre dynamics between the villagers and their unassuming and perhaps self-appointed matriarch. The name of this episode is based on the 42nd Psalm, also known as “Sicut Cervus” (“As a deer”). The parishioners never really stood a chance against killer grandmothers. Madison continues to assert herself and her domain over her family. Nick continues to be a post-apocalyptic golden boy, whereas Chris takes a turn for the worst -- as the world's worst psychopath that is. Seems that conditions are not much improved in Mexico. This episode demonstrates in more ways than one -- whether you're talking about Strand, Travis, Celia or the weaponized priest -- that love makes you do crazy things. Please rate, review and subscribe to this podcast. #feartwd

You're just in time for our recap of the premiere episode of Mr. Robot season one -- and the namesake for this podcast, namely "Hello Friend." This is the story of Elliot Alderson, cybersecurity expert by day and hacker by night. Elliot -- masterfully played by Rami Malek -- lives in an in-between state, never really possessing a strong foothold in any environment, especially at AllSafe, the company at which he works along with his childhood friend Angela, played by Portia Doubleday. Through the eyes of Elliot, our unreliable narrator of an anti-hero, we get to discover another side of New York City and the way in which the mighty and the low so often share more than just a subway car. According to Christian Slater's Mr. Robot, fsociety is about to “set in motion the largest revolution the world will ever see.” Join us for our podcast review of the memorable first episode of Mr. Robot. If you like what you hear, please subscribe, rate and review us. And remember: It's an exciting time in the world right -- it's happening.

Hotter than a lovers' frittata sizzling on a cast iron frying pan, it's time for another podcast recap of the OrphanCast podcast, dear #CloneClub! What did you think of "From Instinct to Rational Control" — episode 4 of season 4 of Orphan Black? We definitely encountered a lot of revelations with clones and characters, old and new. Still haven't figured out who Dizzy really "izzy" (pun intended). Alison continues to be a driving force in uncovering answers to all our questions. She also has a great singing voice. Poor Helena baffles us with some of her choices, but we love her anyway. Ferdinand is the kind of villain who is hard to despise, though M.K. might see that differently. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel free to rate and review the podcast so we show up in those rigged search results. Felix wouldn't want us to mince this recap paragraph any further so we'll be back next week to discuss the rest of the story, which seems to always leave us with more questions than answers.

Whether you like your Fear the Walking Dead medium-rare or well-done like an Omaha steak on a kerosine grill, "Captive" (S2 E5) was packed full of nutrients -- and by "nutrients" we mean really gnarly walker gore. A lot of this episode focused on Alicia and her dim-witted paramour, the not-so-spry Jack. Strand is busy recuperating from his time out at sea, giving Daniel and Madison full reign of The Abigail. Travis learned that life can be a beach. Alex reappears in a surprising way and she has a lot to say. Nick keeps on keeping on -- and Chris, well, everybody still hates Chris. This episode taught us all that hell hath no fury like a hooded walker hostage with an attitude. Please rate, review and subscribe to this podcast. #feartwd

Hello, there, all you fabulous #CloneClub people! Did you enjoy watching "The Stigmata of Progress" — episode 3 of season 4 of Orphan Black? The story unfolded in several dramatic ways and was filled with comic book store antics, creepy kids, friends and enemies both old and new. Listen to our podcast recap of this episode as we ponder whether Felix's new-found family is a clever neolutionist ruse. One thing is for certain: merely watching Helena eating all those snacks was making us hungry. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed, rate and review. Faster than you can "say robot maggot worm" -- we'll be back next week to recap the rest of the story as it unfolds.

Is every pirate of the high seas named Jack? Join us for our recap of”Blood in the Streets” — the fourth episode of season 2 of  Fear the Walking Dead brought to you by AMC.  The zombie apocalypse sure is filled with incredibly high stakes and hijinks.   In this episode, we learn a lot about Strand‘s interesting past, see Alicia step […]

Welcome to the first episode of Hello, Friend: A Mr. Robot Podcast (formerly Mr. Robot-Oh) -- a podcast all about the amazingly poignant and relevant USA Network series, called Mr. Robot. The show has received numerous accolades and awards, including a prestigious Peabody Award -- and for good reason. Set in New York City and featuring stunning views of the city, Mr. Robot is the creation of Sam Esmail and stars the phenomenal Rami Malek, the amazing Christian Slater and many other stand-out actors, including Portia Doubleday and Frankie Shaw. For this premiere episode of this fabulous podcast -- your fearless hosts talk about the first season in general and larger themes that make the show so compelling. If you like what you hear, please think about rating and reviewing this episode. Thank you!

Hello, dear #CloneClub. "Transgressive Border Crossing" ---Orphan Black Season 4 Episode 2 -- took us from the icy fjords of Iceland to the very dystopian underbelly of Toronto, with lots of stops in between. Helena is back and so are a few of our other favorites like Felix as well as not so favorites -- i.e., wormy alien creature-like cheek implants. Listen to our podcast recap of this episode as we ponder the practicality of comic book stores that moonlight as laboratories, mysterious sonograms that yield surprises and sheep masks that look a lot like sheep dip. Please subscribe to the "OrphanCast" feed, rate and review. Like Alison's aerobic workouts, you know the drill!

Zombie crabcakes and tartar sauce! Are you ready for our podcast recap of "Ouroboros" -- episode three of season two of Fear the Walking Dead brought to you by AMC? In this episode, we are contending with a temperamental Abigail while some of the more listless members of the group go ashore to forage for supplies that might be found due to the Flight 462 crash. Strand is dealing with an increasingly mutinous crew. Nick learns some cool survival tricks that might be familiar to fans of The Walking Dead. Travis turns out to be quite the handyman. Listen to this podcast recap of what turned out to be an episode that truly brings to mind the phrase, "life's a beach and then you die." Please rate, review and subscribe to this podcast. #feartwd

Ring around the rosie for a podcast full of posies! It's time for our fabulous recap of "We All Fall Down" -- episode two of the second season of Fear the Walking Dead brought to you by AMC. In this episode, we had a chance to visit Katrina Island (a stand-in for Catalina Island?!) and meet the freaky Geary family. Strand remains as mysterious as ever. Nick is as sneaky as ever. Travis, well, he needs to learn that he is not the frightening one in the zombie apocalypse. Madison is not on top of her game but she keeps trying and we even see a cameo from a character introduced in Flight 462. Listen to this podcast recap of what turned out to be a somewhat divisive episode. Please rate, review and subscribe to this podcast.

Greetings, #CloneClub. Season 4, Episode 1 of Orphan Black premiered by taking us back to the future. In "The Collapse of Nature" -- the Leda clones are full of surprises as we flash fully back to the storyline of Beth, Art, Mika as well as some familiar faces, Alison and Cosima. Even fabulous Felix made an all-too brief cameo. In true Orphan Black fashion, the story unfolded quickly and took us all on a journey of many bizarre twists and turns. Now let’s make like little tadpoles and listen to the Orphancast podcast, dedicated entirely to the story of Orphan Black. Listen right here.

Time to take a deep dive and wade into our podcast recap of "Monster" -- the season two premiere of the fabulous Fear the Walking Dead brought to you by AMC. Will Nick ever stop wearing his Member's Only style beige jacket? Travis and Madison seem as though they are at odds. Chris is, well, in his own world. And Strand? All he needs to know is that Abigail is his boat. Listen to our podcast as we discuss this exciting season two opener.

We're batting a thousand with our new podcast recap and discussion of that AMC show everyone (especially us) loves to whine about, namely The Walking Dead. The season six finale sure left us with more perplexing questions than answers. For instance, will Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) ever have to choose between Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Eugene (Josh McDermitt)? Will Carol (Melissa McBride) ever return to the group? Both Father Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) and Morgan (Lenny James) underwent dramatic transformations this season, including during this 90-minute saga. One thing we know for sure after encountering Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan): Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) seems both shaken and stirred in this grand slam of an episode. Listen, rate and review "Zombie Jamboree" -- your Walking Dead podcast right here.

We face neither East or West -- we can only face forward. Now it's time to face forward and listen to our all-new podcast recap and discussion of the AMC show that packs one heck of a bite -- The Walking Dead. For todays podcast, we're here to talk about "East" -- episode 15 of season 6. This time, we see Carol (Melissa McBride) leave the confines of Alexandria in her Max Max mobile. Morgan (Lenny James) goes on a journey to find her -- and is accompanied by our fine feral friend Rick. Rosita (Christian Serratos) seems pretty enamored with Daryl (Norman Reedus) -- or is it just us? More solid that Abraham's freckled butt, this podcast sure is fresh. Listen right here!

Hush! Hush now! You're just in time for our all-new podcast recap and discussion of the AMC mega-hit show, The Walking Dead. Today we're here to talk about "Twice as Far" -- episode 14 of season 6. While Carol (Melissa McBride) keeps chain smoking, really big changes are afoot in Alexandria. Morgan (Lenny James) continues to build what looks like a jail. Doctor Denise (Merret Wever) skips out on self-defense lessons with Rosita (Christian Serratos) to embark a whole other plan. Eugene (Josh McDermitt) bids adieu to a couple of his close friends, including that endearing mullet of his. Daryl (Norman Reedus) encounters a familiar enemy before being reunited with a few prized possessions. Set phasers for fabulous and listen now!