Hey, they already established when they introduced him that he's a man of few words!

I'm holding out for creepy gender parity/'re-population' being part of the shit that makes Woodbury a bad place to be*, rather than just the writers not having their shit together. Again.

I'm holding out for creepy gender parity/'re-population' being part of the shit that makes Woodbury a bad place to be*, rather than just the writers not having their shit together. Again.

I liked the one where Luther puts pills in Obama's jellybeans.

I liked the one where Luther puts pills in Obama's jellybeans.

A few too many zombies though and all of a sudden they've trapped themselves in a cell block having given the zombies no reason to leave (and that's presuming something doesn't give way at some critical zombie mass). Plus, the Repetitive Hallways of Doom and Gloom seemed like they were book-ended by proper doors…

A few too many zombies though and all of a sudden they've trapped themselves in a cell block having given the zombies no reason to leave (and that's presuming something doesn't give way at some critical zombie mass). Plus, the Repetitive Hallways of Doom and Gloom seemed like they were book-ended by proper doors…

I'm quite possibly the only person to do so, but I miss Jericho. Not watched it in years, so it's probably worse than I remember, but I thought it handled the whole 'society falls apart overnight' thing quite well (a damn sight better than this show seems to). I loved the image after an EMP-like strike hits and the…

I'm quite possibly the only person to do so, but I miss Jericho. Not watched it in years, so it's probably worse than I remember, but I thought it handled the whole 'society falls apart overnight' thing quite well (a damn sight better than this show seems to). I loved the image after an EMP-like strike hits and the…

Sounds like an extended version of the TED talk he gave a couple years back (
http://www.ted.com/talks/la… ) - which is, it has to be said, well worth the watch. Definitely going to get a copy of this.

Sounds like an extended version of the TED talk he gave a couple years back (
http://www.ted.com/talks/la… ) - which is, it has to be said, well worth the watch. Definitely going to get a copy of this.

The 'Bleed It Out' video (http://www.youtube.com/watc… is pretty cool. Nothing too crazy, just a bunch of shit in reverse, but the end result works quite well. Shame the song's so repetitive.

The 'Bleed It Out' video (http://www.youtube.com/watc… is pretty cool. Nothing too crazy, just a bunch of shit in reverse, but the end result works quite well. Shame the song's so repetitive.

My pet theory is he'll be involved in something bigger. I think the whole notion of him existing to help Emily is probably the wrong way round - I hope it turns out whoever he works for decided to use her as a wrecking ball of revenge in their own bigger plot against the Americon Initiative (yeah, that's a terrible…

My pet theory is he'll be involved in something bigger. I think the whole notion of him existing to help Emily is probably the wrong way round - I hope it turns out whoever he works for decided to use her as a wrecking ball of revenge in their own bigger plot against the Americon Initiative (yeah, that's a terrible…

I saw it more as a joke about the police's reaction to rape as a crime. The tragic (and, by the transformative laws of comedy, funny) reality is that "stick to the buddy system" is on the better end of the list of official police responses to the increased threat of rape, wonderfully backed up with suggestions to "not…

@avclub-d980b15d49101608dc407770f35b1d75:disqus I dunno, I can see it making a kind of sense, if the bitey-murderin' disease is different (though complementary) to the reanimation disease. The latter could be airborne while the former could be saliva-based (which accounts for the blood-to-blood transmission issues).…