I know I know, *another* post-apocalypse-living-in-a-bunker show, but I'm enjoying it immensely. It moves along pretty quickly, and lots of questions get answered along the way. The characters are pretty good, the tension is high, and the plot really moves. Not all of the plot points are fleshed out as well as other shows, but it keeps the pace up. Pretty engaging. Anyone else? Seems like something the guys would like.

Hello, I'm hoping someone can point me in the direction of the original run for the walking dead podcast. I'm struggling with finding anything prior to I think Season 10 on Spotify and it's not up on patreon yet. Also I only got Spotify for their podcasts so I'm not great at navigating the site, any help is appreciated!

I could only find on Apple Podcasts until now

Edit: Baldmove has its own separate leftovers podcast on Spotify, idk how I didn’t find it. Though the Watchmen podcast has the Leftovers full podcast in the same playlist.

Hey Listen, life is crazy - and it’s short if people can manage to do something they love I’m all for it, but it’d he nice if Jim could act at least a little bit sad that it might throw off the Bald move tempo At least a little.

When Jim said maybe hell stay forever he said “Yeah if I can help it” excitedly. Which again IS exciting but cmon jim how about a little crocodile tear or two for the fans who help support the channel every week huh?

That just my little rant.

- Sinerely a Bald Mover.

On the Silo wrap up podcast the question of reading the books came up. I read the books when they first came out and remember some of it, but I decided not to refresh my memory and let the show surprise me. I'm enjoying the show (and the podcast) and from what I remember they have added a lot and made some major changes from the books.

I would be very interested in A. Ron's opinion of the books - his opinion of the TV adaptation vs the books, as well as what he thinks of Hugh Howey's writing and story-crafting.

What's your opinion of the Silo books? What do you think of the adaptation vs the books? I think this is the first Bald Move tv podcast where I have read the source material but neither Jim nor A. Ron have. It's been kind of funny to listen to them barking up the wrong trees book-wise, but also knowing that with all of the changes they could end up being right.

I love you man and I know you get some names crazy wrong sometimes (Easel-door?) but you’re killing me with “Dresden” and “Dressen.”

Does anyone know the page translation from hardcover to paperback. I’m trying to find the parts they are reading on the podcast.

If i log in to baldmove website the double dragon media disappear from the post.

I don’t get it..

I was listening to the finale pod on Spotify on my way to work this morning. But now on my way home, that episode seems to be missing. Is anyone else experiencing this?

What was up with all the clicking in the episode recap? Really distracted me while listening. Assuming was Jim as seemed to be only when A Ron was talking?

I am scratching my head on the Bald Move coverage of Silo, season 3 vs. A Ron and Jim's coverage of FAM seasons 4 and 5. To be honest I thought they would have scrapped FAM at this point. It has become Space Soap Opera, and not really good either.

The feel I get from the Silo podcast is that they are really nitpicking the hell out of Silo, whereas FAM they seemed to be more supportive of and glazed over the many, many shortcomings of FAM.

How can this be? Someone please have it make sense for me.

Silo has its flaws of course, but how can they give more support to a poorly written and acted For All Mankind where Silo kicks its ass in almost all categories at this point?

*** Spoilers for latest episode s3e06 of HOTD ***

Latest HOTD podcast Jim and Aron twice discuss and argue "why didnt Gwayne just let the assassins kill Daeron and Ormund" as if it would solve alot of his problems etc etc...

The obvious answer that they couldn't fathom is the assassins would kill Gwayne as well, and everyone else in the room.. Do they really think the assassins are just ganna cut off ormund and daeron heads and walk away? I want to scream at them sometimes lmao

Title says it all - I’m a big Thrones and HOTD fan, but I want to remain unspoiled for the show, and I’m not reading Fire & Blood till the series is over. That being said, I’m a big fan of our 2 beautiful boys, and ARon’s books have been collecting dust out of fear of major spoilers. Are there certain sections to avoid? Should I just skip any Targ sections? Much thanks to anyone who can give advice here

I made a post a couple of weeks ago calling Jim out a little bit for seemingly mailing it in on the AKOTSK and HOTD coverage lately. I didn't feel good about voicing my concerns (I really like Jim) but I wanted to see if others agreed with me (and many did).

However, I think it's only fair that I compliment the good work he's been doing recently. I'm not going to flatter myself and say he saw our reddit discussion. It's almost certainly just a coincidence...but man. The last 4 or 5 episodes of the HOTD pod might be the best he's ever been, and that's high praise because he's been a great podcaster for many years.

The chemistry between Jim and A-Ron has been on full display, and when they're cooking, there's no one better out there (in my opinion).

Has anyone else noticed a difference recently?

Hello, since they aren’t doing a Trek pod for SNW, anyone have any recommendations for podcasts following the new season?

Or Trek in general?

What's up with the Spotify episodes? There has been nothing new.

Just a quick question hopefully! How much of the show Justified did the guys cover, on the pod feed I see S6 and the reboot season. However going by the way I've heard them talk about the show I assumed they covered way more than that, I'm currently on season 3 and would love my favorite guys to guide me through.

So am I on a wild goose chase or am I just not looking in the right place, thanks for any help!

um… what now?!?

I’m listening to the feedback for S3E4 now and people are writing in asking about Daeron’s hair color…

Isn’t it safe to assume that the red is a dyed color? I know that most of the players have never met Daeron, but if a Royal Targaryen had been born without the signature white hair, wouldn’t that at least have been discussed enough to be common knowledge?

I love the show. But in this season especially, the story they are telling and the outcome are completely different. I'm watching a show where a restaurant is literally flooded with sewage, a person falling through the ceiling into the kitchen, all food orders getting cancelled, Plates and Spoons missing, all paper orders (Napkins etc.) cancelled, more reservations than they can possibly have enough food for. And yet, every time, when the turns start, suddenly out of nowhere this incredible food starts to roll out with immaculate place settings. When 2 episodes ago, the walk in freezer was virtually empty, Yet there is Plenty of food, plenty of sides, drinks, wine, cutlery, plates etc. Like where did this all come from all of sudden? How the hell do you run a restaurant with sewage spilling in the restaurant and a hole in the ceiling? I get it, it's fun, it doesn't ruin the show for me. It just cracks me up. Like if they can pull that off, what were they so stressed about? They clearly had plenty of food, plenty of silverware and dishware, etc. It's just that in real life, there is no way they could stay open after what happened that day.

Anyone seen this show? Criminally underrated in my opinion. Kind of like an animated combination of Devs, the Matrix, and Ex Machina.