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Regina Thorne

Former Haitian policeman Jean Baptiste with Raylan Givens and Deputy Marshal Sutter

Justified Season 5 Premiere: “A Murder of Crowes”

By Regina Thorne

January 8, 2014

On the Twelfth Day of Christmas (give or take a day!), the Justified team gave me a whole murder of Crowes, and I couldn’t be happier about it. As much as I loved Season 4 (and I did!), I have to confess that I missed the misadventures of Malaprop Meister and general screwup Dewey Crowe,…

Maggie and Beth in The Walking Dead 4.08 "Too Far Gone"/ Photo: Gene Page for AMC

The Walking Dead 4.08 “Too Far Gone”: A Mid-Season Rest For Eyerolling At Least

By Regina Thorne

December 16, 2013

My reactions to the mid-season finale of The Walking Dead were all over the place (a bit like Season 4 so far, and episode 7, for which I couldn't even find a public-suitable reaction.) While I was watching, my heart was in my mouth and I was completely absorbed in the action, but during every…

David Morrissey as The Governor in AMC's The Walking Dead Episode 4.06

The Walking Dead: 4.06 “Live Bait” Tends to Stink

By Regina Thorne

November 20, 2013

Sometimes I find it difficult to understand the thought-processes of The Walking Dead's show-runners. The first five episodes of this season were tense and emotionally riveting, but the show just slammed on the brakes and brought everything to a screeching halt. I wanted to return to the prison, to see how the survivors of the…

Scott Porter as Hershel in Season 4, Episode 5

The Walking Dead: 4.05 “Internment” is Over

By Regina Thorne

November 18, 2013

Scott Porter is an excellent actor, so the subplot of his descent into hell on earth was fantastic, even if it was mostly shots of his face looking scared or sad or determined. (I still wonder why Herschel isn’t even taking the most basic precautions of wearing a facemask around all the sick coughing people,…

Rick and Carol on a supply run in Season 4, Episode 4 of The Walking Dead

The Walking Dead: 4.04 Feeling Anything But “Indifference”

By Regina Thorne

November 13, 2013

We can wait if you haven't watched this episode yet for some crazy reason… Spoiler-proofed now? Onward! Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me three times, you’re probably a writer for The Walking Dead… Every time I like a female character on this show, the show has them…

Sasha in The Walking Dead

The Walking Dead: 4.03 Living in “Isolation”

By Regina Thorne

November 7, 2013

We open with Maggie and Glenn sharing a longing look while burying flu victims, then move on to Dr. S and Herschel attending a now dead flu victim without wearing masks, which bothers me quite a lot. Hey, trained medical personnel, how about we use what we know about the spread of disease to reduce…

The Walking Dead: 4.02 “Infected” Gets the Balance Right

By Regina Thorne

October 24, 2013

I have a confession to make: I’m not really a fan of zombie movies or the horror genre in general. So why, you may ask, do I love The Walking Dead? Well, it’s because sometimes, in the middle of all the gruesome special effects, the peeling skin and exposed intestines and general chaos and decay,…

The Walking Dead 4.01: Hershel Greene (Scott Wilson) and Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln)/ Photo: Gene Page/AMC

The Walking Dead Season 4 Premiere: “30 Days Without an Accident”

By Regina Thorne

October 15, 2013

Last night on The Walking Dead, we got to see how “30 days without an accident” can turn sour in thirty minutes. After the bloodbath at the end of last season (RIP Andrea, Merle, Carl’s innocence, and nearly everyone in Woodbury), Rick’s group rescued the few remaining Woodburians and brought them back to the prison.…

Raylan and Boyd

Justified Season 4 Finale: “Ghosts”

By Regina Thorne

April 3, 2013

Justified has always shown us the similarities between Raylan Givens and Boyd Crowder, the marshal and the outlaw, each understanding of the other’s psyche in a way that no one else in their lives approaches. Last night’s season 4 finale “Ghosts” made the parallels even more explicit. Like Boyd earlier this season, Raylan set out…

David Morrissey as The Governor

The Walking Dead: Season 3 Finale “Welcome to the Tombs”

By Regina Thorne

April 1, 2013

Things I learned from “The Walking Dead” Season 3 finale: how to spell “anticlimactic” and that the inability to multitask may cost you your life in the Zombie Apocalypse. We open with an extreme closeup on the Governor’s remaining eye; he’s beating up Milton, blaming him for burning the zombies at the pit, because Merle…

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