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Chris Hardwick is more than happy to host this after-show for "The Walking Dead" franchise that serves as a platform for fans to further dissect the enormously popular zombie apocalypse shows. He's a big fan himself, after all. The bonus, he says, is now he gets paid to talk about something he'd normally be discussing with his friends anyway. "Talking Dead" airs live immediately following Sunday night presentations of "The Walking Dead" and its spinoff, "Fear the Walking Dead," and features Hardwick recapping the most recent episode, talking with fans, actors and producers, and taking questions and comments from viewers.
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Jaime King, Scott M. Gimple and Sinbad discuss the Season 10 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Bonds."
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Chris Sullivan, Eleanor Matsuura, Angel Theory and Chris Hardwick discuss the Season 10 episode of "The Walking Dead," "What It Always Is."
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Matt Jones, Cassady McClincy and Michael Cudlitz discuss the Season 10 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Silence the Whisperers."
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Chris Jericho, Angela Kang, Melissa McBride and Ross Marquand discuss the Season 10 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Ghosts."
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Ryan Hurst, Thora Birch and Yvette Nicole Brown discuss the Season 10 episode, "We Are the End of the World;" hosted by Chris Hardwick.
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Norman Reedus, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Melissa McBride, Cailey Fleming, Angela Kang and Greg Nicotero discuss the Season 10 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Lines We Cross."
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Jenna Elfman, Austin Amelio, Ian Goldberg and Andrew Chambliss discuss the Season 5 finale of "Fear the Walking Dead," "End of the Line."
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Danay Garcia, Karen David and Maggie Grace discuss the Season 5 episode of "Fear the Walking Dead," "Channel 4."
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Ian Goldberg, Jenna Elfman and Daryl Chill Mitchell discuss the Season 5 episode of "Fear the Walking Dead," "Is Anybody Out There?"
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Colman Domingo, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Ian Goldberg and Andrew Chambliss discuss the Season 5 episode of "Fear the Walking Dead," "Here to Help."
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Angela Kang and Melissa McBride discuss the Season 9 episode of "The Walking Dead," "The Storm"; hosted by Chris Hardwick.
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Scott M. Gimple, Avi Nash and a surprise cast member discuss "The Calm Before" episode.
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Denise Huth and Yvette Nicole Brown discuss the Season 9 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Scars"; hosted by Chris Hardwick.
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Lauren Ridloff, Ryan Hurst and "The Ultimate Fan," Kristi Ferguson, discuss the Season 9 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Chokepoint"; hosted by Chris Hardwick.
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Seth Gilliam, Christian Serratos and Ron Funches discuss the Season 9 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Guardians."
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Khary Payton, Cooper Andrews and Alanna Masterson discuss the Season 9 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Bounty"; hosted by Chris Hardwick.
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Eleanor Matsuura, Nadia Hilker and Gale Anne Hurd discuss the Season 9 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Omega"; hosted by Chris Hardwick.
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Norman Reedus, Greg Nicotero and Jeffrey Dean Morgan discuss the Season 9 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Adaptation."
aired 354 days ago
Robert Kirkman, Ross Marquand and a surprise cast member discuss the Season 9 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Evolution"; hosted by Chris Hardwick.
aired 356 days ago
Michael Cudlitz, Dan Fogler, Matt Lintz and Madison Lintz discuss the Season 9 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Stradivarius"; hosted by Chris Hardwick.
aired 363 days ago
Drew Scott and Angel Theory discuss the Season 9 episode of "The Walking Dead," "Who Are You Now?"; hosted by Chris Hardwick.
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