How on earth is it any more convenient to use a spare card rather than the card the hotel provides?! You still have to hunt around for a card.

Carlos (not Carlo) Slim does not own the New York Times. He owns a small share of it, below 8%. He’s not even the biggest shareholder.

Be proud. Made me laugh.

Maybe you should have at least googled “Derren Brown” before writing this.

There’s no sale on the other side of that link.

There’s no sale on the other side of that link.

I lost the thread long ago. Exactly what *is* Rick’s plan?

What is it with the Garbage People? Why would anyone come to speak as they do after an apocalypse of any kind? And what’s with the haircuts? They would be awfully hard to maintain.

What, no mention of the helicopter? Isn’t this a potentially major plot point?

Er, no. I have one of these set up with Alexa. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn’t. No changes in settings, inputs or outputs. It just works when it feels like it, which unfortunately is not much of the time.

Er, no. I have one of these set up with Alexa. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn’t. No changes in settings,…

Maybe I’m missing something, but why on earth did Carol, Jerry and Ezekiel attempt to get back to The Kingdom via a walker-infested toxic swamp when they could have - oh, I don’t know... borrowed one of the many cars lying around and driven there?

It’s a door “jamb”.

It’s a door “jamb”.

Negan has to go. Every scene with him just makes my heart sink. He’s boringly two dimensional and his inevitable speeches are simply tedious and tiresome and never fail to suck the energy from every scene he’s in.

It’s “discreet” not “discrete”. Ugh.

That’s not even close to the point she was making.

“Replace your remote”... I don’t think so. I have Alexa set up with a Logitech Harmony Hub and it’s almost useless. One minute it works, the next Alexa tells you the TV is not in a mode to accept commands. Five minutes later and with no intervention, it works again. Or maybe it doesn’t. Depends on their mood, I guess.…

No. It's not.