He didn't even talk for most of it; he just stood there with a decent shot while in the middle of a suicide mission. The scene inherently had the problem of us knowing Negan wasn't going to die, but this was stupid and clumsy as hell.

She was kind of an enigma last season, but her handling of Greg from start to end (but especially Christmas at his mom's) was a major highlight for me.

I once heard someone casually use a slur for gay people in a coffee shop four blocks from Castro St. in San Francisco; he was friends with and talking to the owner, who said nothing. Just because something doesn't make sense, doesn't mean a bigot won't do it.

Somehow this show has already been nominated for 11 Academy Awards.

She was. 4 or 5 years ago.

They're okay, but I prefer Bun Fancy magazine.

I bet Fuller chose it to induce the captain to sit down Riker-style.

It's sympathy in a sense, though I'd also like to see people get jail time for this.

I looked at a related 4chan /pol/ thread after this happened. Seeing so much sickness in one fell swoop I went from the anger I had seeing their tweets to something much more tempered by pity. They swim in their own shit so much they're acclimated to it. It's only when they spill out from their cesspool that people…

I love the cast. The writing is inconsistent and often weak, and in the second season they seemed even less sure what they want the show to be. The cast is good enough to keep me around but I did almost bail late last season.

I don't know why it makes me happy that you're looking at a Younger review, but it does.

I think mindhunting is immoral unless you eat what you kill.