Goodman was pretty unpleasant in O' Brother Where Art Thou

Goodman was pretty unpleasant in O' Brother Where Art Thou

@avclub-f16faf5d680d7b88e2e157c1c137c497:disqus  I disagree about the Shining.   Halloran's death is worth the long set up exactly because it is so unexpected.   He is there with his supernatural powers to save the day and then suddenly boom, he's gone.   The shock of it was the major dramatic payoff.

@avclub-f16faf5d680d7b88e2e157c1c137c497:disqus  I disagree about the Shining.   Halloran's death is worth the long set up exactly because it is so unexpected.   He is there with his supernatural powers to save the day and then suddenly boom, he's gone.   The shock of it was the major dramatic payoff.

@avclub-7485b644403627612cc11d3e80ffa907:disqus  I think it depends on the ages of the nerdesses in question.   20somethings tend to favor the Doctor and more 30somethings seem to favor Star Wars.

@avclub-7485b644403627612cc11d3e80ffa907:disqus  I think it depends on the ages of the nerdesses in question.   20somethings tend to favor the Doctor and more 30somethings seem to favor Star Wars.

@avclub-91546109eaf110327d50b0955865712a:disqus  I don't think so.   He'd still see the Guardsmen as assets  to team up with.   He is dictatorial because the thinks that's the best way to ensure the group's survival.   He isn't getting off on the power the way the Governor is.   If he was near that level he would have…

@avclub-91546109eaf110327d50b0955865712a:disqus  I don't think so.   He'd still see the Guardsmen as assets  to team up with.   He is dictatorial because the thinks that's the best way to ensure the group's survival.   He isn't getting off on the power the way the Governor is.   If he was near that level he would have…

Thanks to both.   That makes sense since it was a powerful scene in the pilot.   For some reason I'd assumed Morgan was one of the newly introduced characters in Woodbury and that people knew him from the comics.

Thanks to both.   That makes sense since it was a powerful scene in the pilot.   For some reason I'd assumed Morgan was one of the newly introduced characters in Woodbury and that people knew him from the comics.

@avclub-a58fdc4e008c823e6a40f2d66955ec16:disqus I'd think that finding out he was killed by "Tits Magee" rather than Dexter would be a huge relief for her.   I'm a little surprised the writers didn't use that angle.

@avclub-a58fdc4e008c823e6a40f2d66955ec16:disqus I'd think that finding out he was killed by "Tits Magee" rather than Dexter would be a huge relief for her.   I'm a little surprised the writers didn't use that angle.

with goatees!

with goatees!

Did anybody else catch the slide they ran about the differences between the the comics and the show?    The first one was about Morgan's wife, and I didn't catch who that character is?

Did anybody else catch the slide they ran about the differences between the the comics and the show?    The first one was about Morgan's wife, and I didn't catch who that character is?

I wouldn't expect Rick to murder the National Guardsmen.

I wouldn't expect Rick to murder the National Guardsmen.

For sure.   I think the writers were deliberately playing with that tension.

For sure.   I think the writers were deliberately playing with that tension.