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‘The Walking Dead’: The Same Boat review
The Walking Dead’s Carol Peletier is one of the most dynamic and scene-stealing characters on television right now, and “The Same Boat” proves it once again.
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The Walking Dead’s Carol Peletier is one of the most dynamic and scene-stealing characters on television right now, and “The Same Boat” proves it once again.
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