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In addition to zombies, subjects popular with Daily Agenda readers included the Braves' relocation to Cobb County, DragonCon cofounder Ed Kramer's legal drama, and the sudden and strange departure of a local TV news anchor. Also, Bat Dad and a Mumford & Sons comeuppance.

Daryl, Rosita, and Denise hit up an abandoned apothecary while Eugene reveals his new business plan. And like every other episode, things go horribly awry.

On a typical workday, Jenae Roseen helps make clothes for zombies—and the people who fight them. As the sole wardrobe ager/dyer for The Walking Dead, she’s tasked with taking dozens of modern-day wardrobes and rendering them post-apocalyptic.

Each week, we comb through the guts of The Walking Dead, much like a horde of hungry walkers, to bring you the episode’s best moments, surprises, and other post-apocalyptic curiosities. This week: Glenn loses his license, Rick searches for a "no solicitors" sign, and Tara does nothing. Nothing at all.

Each week, we comb through the guts of The Walking Dead, much like a horde of hungry walkers, to bring you the episode’s best moments, surprises, and other post-apocalyptic curiosities. This week: a seminar on sexual harassment in the workplace, excessive symbolism, and, wait, what just happened on the show?

After Kenny Leon directed Denzel Washington in the 2010 revival of August Wilson’s Fences, they made a pact: The Atlanta director and the Hollywood titan would continue to work as a theatrical team. So not long ago, Leon told Washington it was time to make good on that handshake.

The long-running zombie drama endured a lot of changes in season nine with the exit of stars Andrew Lincoln and Lauren Cohan. But based on the explosive new Comic-Con trailer, season 10 looks very promising.

Just when we thought it couldn’t get any worse. In four seasons of The Walking Dead, Sheriff Rick lost his society, his best friend, his wife, his infant daughter (for a while), his razor, and then his freedom in an apparently cannibalistic Terminus. Now it appears he’s about to loose his roots.

Yesterday, multiple media outlets announced that actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who plays Jason on CBS's The Good Wife, has been cast on The Walking Dead as the nefarious Negan, one of the most notorious villains from TWD comic book series.

Fresh from escaping Alexandria, Negan meets an admirer. Meanwhile, Daryl and Connie get closer.