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We discuss the season five finale of The Walking Dead, name the Tweet o' the Week Winner for the season, announce the death pool winner, and read great listener feedback. 

Olivia organizes a shotgun White House wedding for Cyrus to squash a brewing sex scandal. 

Barry goes back in time and tries to do the right thing (catch the Weather Wizard), but ends up making some things worse (alienates Iris). 

In the penultimate episode of The Walking Dead: Daryl and Aaron make a grisly discovery, Sasha goes hunting and unravels, Enid and Carl sneak away, and Rick waters the seeds of doubt planted by Gabriel. 

Olivia tries to shut down a salacious memoir that would hurt Abby. We weren't thrilled with this episode and wondered what kind of message it was trying to send.

This Empire podcast is filled with laughter and really bad Terrence Howard impressions. We do discuss the 2-hour finale and all the twists and turns including: that pregnancy, that diagnosis, that murder, and that ending.

Mark Mardon comes to Center City seeking revenge against Joe. Iris plants seeds of doubt about Wells, and struggles with her feelings for Barry. 

In this week's The Walking Dead podcast, we discussed: charges of racism levied against the show, the possible wife beater plot twist, Glenn and Abe both stepping up, and that gruesome death. 

In this week's Scandal podcast, we spend about 70% of the time discussing the episode and the other 30% trying to remember the characters' names on 227.

Lucious dropped a bombshell, Cookie struggled to understand Andre’s condition, Jamal lost his second boo, Camilla was banished, and Malcom got the cookies.

In this week's The Walking Dead podcast, we discuss that horse, that party, that kiss, and those damn cookies. 

Scandal tackled Ferguson in an episode featuring Courtney B. Vance as the father of a young man killed by a white police officer. 

In this week's Empire podcast: We discuss Anika's betrayal (both giving and receiving), Hakeem's surprising honesty, Jamal's defiance, Cookie's drinking, and Andre's meltdown. 

It's been a year since Joe Carroll was caught - again - and everyone seems fairly happy: Mike has a new job within the FBI as does Max, and both Max and Ryan have new loves. In less than a month, Joe will finally be executed for his crimes.

What could possibly go wrong?

Oh, how about the homicidal twin who blames all three of them for the deaths of his family? Yeah. That goes very wrong.

We're joined by Bobby Finstock to discuss The Walking Dead S5E12, 'Remember.' We discuss Carl finding the worst teens ever in the apocalypse, crazy hairdressers, Daryl's poor social skills, Carol's cardigan, and beard maintenance.