Fear the Walking Fanboys: Cobalt (Blue)

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This Sunday immediately following Fear the Walking Dead is Fear the Walking Fanboys. Join us as soon as soon as the show ends as we discuss what happened on the latest episode and make predictions of what's to come. Fear the Walking Dead airs on AMC from 9pm to a little after 10pm ET on AMC, so we'll start as soon as the episode ends. This week's Fear the Walking Dead is entitled "Cobalt." The National Guard's plan for the neighborhood is revealed; Travis and Madison make a difficult decision. So join us as we discuss the latest episode and we want to hear from you too! Call in with your thoughts or Tweet them to us @graphicpolicy

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