Episode #3 was a hum-dinger -- not as intense as the first two episodes, but we have a larger mystery to solve and we saw the return of a major character.

SPOILERS INSIDE! NOT KIDDING!

I now have a theory of Walker biology that I think covers the vast majority of the "watch this hand while the other hand is doing something important" undead logic.

Like biology? Like THE WALKING DEAD? Like both? Well then click through, my friend, and see if you like my theory. And if you don't, post your own in the comments.

Junkies, if you're jonesing for those new episodes of THE WALKING DEAD and you can't get enough of random zombies eating good people, then check out the WE'RE ALIVE podcast.

This full-cast audio production gives you all the dead you can handle. The production qualities are great, almost on par with Christof Laputka's THE LEVIATHAN CHRONICLES (I said almost -- when it comes to pure production quality, nobody touches the Laputka).

So you're afraid of starting a new podcast and waiting for episodes? WE'RE ALIVE has 95 epidoses waiting for you. That's a lot. I've only listened to a couple, but that was enough to know these boys are the real deal. 

The podcast is a smash hit on iTunes, with an 5-star rating averaged acros 2,079 reviews. That's a lot of positive feedback. Here's a link to get it right from the iTunes store. 

Maybey they pump out the episodes because they treat it like a professional production. KC Wayland lists himself as writer, director, and show-runner. He and co-creator Shane Salk kick out lots of zombiriffic good times for you, so check it out.