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Well, we finally got to catch up and see what happened with Travis and Chris. Turns out, the father/son road trip therapy session is not going as well as Travis had planned.

Wait… so… wait… so… Did that like… wait. Okay, I'm a little flabbergasted. Did that just change the entire folk lore of THE WALKING DEAD? Is it possible to… I'm getting ahead of myself and I'm drunk on ellipses.

Hey! Happy (almost) Fall TV season! I'm pretty excited to be back and diving into the world of walkers/zombies/floaters etc. And FEAR THE WALKING DEAD returns and reminds me, yet again, to not eat dinner while watching this show.

Above all else, can we agree that Ruben Blades (Daniel Salazar) is a badass? Whether battling demons or hearing voices or torching zombie cellars, this dude is legit.

In the preview for the episode, they stated “A Lyon Will Fall” and I guess they were being literal. But, alas, we know not which one. Hakeem's wedding was anything but a celebration as Season Two comes to a close.

We move from sea to land for tonight's penultimate episode of Season Two before the mid-season finale. Yes, it's from the Abigail boat to the Abigail vineyard as the gang finally arrives in Mexico. Safety at last… right?

If you were thinking maybe the finale would start out slow, you'd be wrong. Very, very wrong. Nothing like a murder in less than a minute. Welcome to a Shondaland!

The ASA's are finally here! Yay… if only so we can stop hearing them say, “ASA.” But it sure wasn't the evening the Lyons' were expecting.

We are down to the last few episodes of Season Two (Part A?) of FEAR. With the capture of Travis and Alicia last week, we have learned that even on the water, Travis, Madison and crew are being hunted and the Abigail is definitely a target.

I'm guessing when the writers created this episode, they didn't realize just how prophetic it would be… or did they? It's getting creepy real in fiction, even if it isn't as creepy as reality.

Mommie Dearest, anyone? Oh wait, Joan Crawford was probably a better mother than Leah Walker. When I want to watch creepy mothers, I usually tune in to BATES MOTEL.

When will these people learn to not trust anyone in the apocalypse? They can't still be this naive, can they? Trusting humans didn't pay off once again.

Anger never really solves any problems and it certainly isn't solving any here. As Liv and Abby go at it, the election is at stake. And this is how people like Doyle win elections.

I sure hope nobody was binging on chocolate while watching this episode. Good LORD that was graphic. Our friends on the water aren't slowing down in the least as they start their float down to Mexico.

How long have we been asking for the backstory on one Mr. Jake Ballard? Tonight we got our wish and were delivered his tragic past all wrapped up in a blood spattered dress uniform. And as much as I beg for shirtless Jake scenes, I will never complain about Jake in uniform scenes.

Remember the first six episodes of THE WALKING DEAD where we were like “oh this is pretty good” and then season two started and we were like “Holy Crap, this is great!” The tradition holds true as FEAR THE WALKING DEAD begins with an explosive premiere.

Listen, I am not a psychiatrist by any means, but I think there is a slight chance, that Olivia Pope has some PTSD after her kidnapping last fall that may be starting to manifest itself. Anyone? Just me?

As we begin the long six month wait until we find out who Negan destroyed on THE WALKING DEAD, we can jump into Los Angeles, where the crisis is just beginning in FEAR THE WALKING DEAD. Let's take a look back at Season One before we look ahead to Season Two.

Well that is certainly one way to get rid of a couple villains. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say we aren't going to have any Marisa Tomei cameos this year?

I rarely go into an episode of television so nervous, but tonight was an exception. After last week's cliffhanger, it was time to get prepped for THE WALKING DEAD's Season Six Finale. This entire season has been anxiety-ridden and the finale was no exception.