I literally have no fucking clue who Tobin is.

This is a good bit of deduction, although I feel like the show could have given us a little more detail so we're not plucking theories out our collective asses.

Not to mention 8 episodes with frequently bumper runtimes, it now seems.

I think rexwolfe was alluding to more basic uses, in an objectifying sense.

"Something that some people watch not because they actually like it, but because they don't want to be left out of the discussion." - I will never understand those people.

Please don't joke about this hate crime of a creative decision that the show has taken to doing.

I guess they feel like they could easily perform a coup on his cowardly ass, even when they don't know about bad-ass Maggie now effectively being in charge anyway.

That is a good point about the gun - although Fat Joey has been portrayed as a little dopey compared to his fellow Neganites.

I really like JDM, but I feel they need to lean on the menace more - he is too much the jokey loon at the moment. The show/writing doesn't really depict that side of him - I don't feel this is a shortcoming of JDM.

Yet another reason to hate CORL - can't lay a table.

"It always annoys the shit out of me when people read too much into things and anylize them to shit."

That smiling montage just kept going on and on and on….

Possible, although seems unlikely.

That vaguely rings a bell - still, they could have easily written him back into the show. Looking back, it feels like a bit of a stunt to have some token LGBT inclusivity that they had no intention of incorporating long term.

Whatever happened to Joey Gutierrez, the inhuman who could melt metals and introduced alongside Yo-Yo? It's a shame he just seems to have been forgotten about - particularly as he was also the first LGBT AoS character.

Yeah, but at least Logan is hot. *weak thumbs up*

Just because she hasn't been shown to eat doesn't mean she doesn't ever eat. She certainly drinks.

Mass speculation aside that may have affected some people's enjoyment of the Man in Black/William reveal, what didn't work for me was the severe gear change with regard to William's character. He was originally a reserved and kind-hearted guy, and then he just lost his shit - it seemed like it was done purely to make…

Also, it's a little unfair to expect a handful of writers to outsmart millions of viewers (even if you write off a large swathe of them) who have a week to cogitate and ruminate on everything they've seen in each episode, and weeks to analyse the series as a whole.

It's weird how on US TV you don't have a swearing free-for-all past a certain time (i.e. adult viewing), that it's entirely dependent on which channel you're watching as to how many fucks can be said. It's even more ridiculous to have this attitude to swearing on a gory and violent show like The Walking Dead.