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EPISODE
SEASON
SCHEDULE
Episode 00: Behind The Dead
Episode 01: Mercy
Episode 02: The Damned
Episode 03: Monsters
Episode 04: Some Guy
Episode 05: The Big Scary U
Episode 06: The King, the Widow and Rick
Episode 07: Time for After
Episode 08: How It's Gotta Be
Episode 09: Honor
Episode 10: The Lost and the Plunderers
Episode 11: Dead or Alive Or
Episode 12: The Key
Episode 13: Do Not Send Us Astray
Episode 14: Still Gotta Mean Something
Episode 15: Worth
Episode 16: Wrath
The Walking Dead S08E16
Available from: 15-04-2018
The Walking Dead S08E15
Available from: 08-04-2018
The Walking Dead S08E14
Available from: 01-04-2018
The Walking Dead S08E13
Available from: 25-03-2018
The Walking Dead S08E12
Available from: 18-03-2018
The Walking Dead S08E11
Available from: 11-03-2018
The Walking Dead S08E10
Available from: 04-03-2018
The Walking Dead S08E09
Available from: 25-02-2018
The Walking Dead S08E08
Available from: 10-12-2017
The Walking Dead S08E07
Available from: 03-12-2017
The Walking Dead S08E06
Available from: 26-11-2017
The Walking Dead S08E05
Available from: 19-11-2017
The Walking Dead S08E04
Available from: 12-11-2017
The Walking Dead S08E03
Available from: 05-11-2017
The Walking Dead S08E02
Available from: 29-10-2017
The Walking Dead S08E01
Available from: 22-10-2017
The Walking Dead - Season 8
Description
Walking dead season 8, features Every saga and battle from the first half of the season down through to the emotional Mid-Season final
Walking dead season 8, features Every saga and battle from the first half of the season down through to the emotional Mid-Season final
Actors:
Matt Mangum,
Ross Marquand,
Melissa LeEllen,
Katelyn Nacon,
Austin Amelio,
Norman Reedus,
Michelle Morano,
Marc Demeter,
Josh McDermitt,
Tom Payne,
Earl David Jones,
...»
Matt Mangum
15 May 1975, Augusta, Georgia, USA
Ross Marquand
22 August 1981, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
Melissa LeEllen
1 October 1982, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Katelyn Nacon
11 June 1999, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Austin Amelio
Norman Reedus
6 January 1969, Hollywood, Florida, USA
Michelle Morano
Marc Demeter
13 September 1972, Uniontown, Pennsylvania, USA
Josh McDermitt
4 June 1978, Phoenix, Arizona, USA
Tom Payne
21 December 1982, Chelmsford, Essex, England, UK
Earl David Jones
Director:
Greg Nicotero
Country:
United States
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October 19, 2017
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October 20, 2017
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October 20, 2017
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October 22, 2017
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October 22, 2017
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October 22, 2017
It was clear the show runners took to heart the complaints about too much sitting around with nothing happening.
October 19, 2017
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The action is so fragmented, it often feels like -- to paraphrase Shakespeare -- there's a lot of sound and fury going on, and it doesn't signify much.