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Overview: Elsa has plans for her TV debut.  She’s not deterred by whispers of the others.  The members of her troupe think she had something to do with the twins disappearing.  She brought them to Gloria...

Overview: Carol takes a moment to reflect on the past.  Rick asked her to leave after learning the truth about what she did back at the prison.  Carol was terrified to be on her own.  However,...

Overview: Abraham and his group are enjoying a nice, sunny drive.  Rosita is flirting with Abraham.  Tara is teasing Eugene while Glenn and Maggie chime in.  The group is enjoying each other’s company when the bus...

Overview: Stanley has an idea to make some serious cash.  He plans to kill the members of Elsa’s troupe and sell the corpses to the Morbidity Museum.  Esmeralda, or Maggie, is hesitant until she’s promised a...

Overview: Beth wakes up in a hospital room.  She calls out for help when a two people enter the room.  The man introduces himself as Dr. Steven Edwards, the woman is Dawn.  Dr. Edwards tells Beth...

Overview: Morodrake questions each of Elsa’s troupe.  He wants to know their shame, their guilt.  He seems intrigued by Elsa.  Elsa isn’t scared, she’s equally intrigued by him as he is by her.  She seems him...

Bob is in bad shape.  Gareth and his people are enjoying their captive\meal.  Gareth tries to assure Bob that he’s being treated with respect.  He warns Bob that he’s tracked Bob and his friends to the...

Overview Dr. Masfield,  (Dennis O’Hare) and his assistant, Ms. Rothchild (Emma Roberts) are visiting the American Morbidity Museum.  They’re trying to sell an unique item.  They are soon discovered to be con artists.  The owner, desperate...

Overview: The battle is over.  Rick and the survivors have survived the escape from Terminus.  They’re on the road, looking for a safe place.  Everyone is glad to be back with their friends and loved ones....

Overview: Elsa found her star to save the show.  The question is what talent do the Siamese sisters possess? Bette and Dot don’t want people to just stare.  There must be an act to draw in...