That episode was one of the most amazing action sequences I've ever seen on TV. Hyams was doing what he does best: Brutal, gritty action with character development and story progression mixed in perfectly.

No mention of Z Nation whatsoever? How disappointing.

The Simpsons: Tapped Out is pretty fun, so maybe this will be similar.

Ugh. This shit is trash and I hope Syfy kills it off next year.

I'm just gonna point you to this: http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Fema…

If y'all think the fanboy debates about the gender of sexless robots in Star Wars is toxic, you should see the long-festering mire that is Transformers fandom.

This looks like a pretty fun action flick. Sometimes, all a movie needs are explosions, car chases, gunshots, explosions, and men with clenched jaws trying to out-badass each other.

This show is so fucking stupid. At this point, I'm only watching in the vain hope that Chanel dies (which won't happen; the show is too in love with her) and to spot friends who appeared as extras.

I'm glad I chose to drop this show after the pilot. It looks like it's as awful and brutal a slog as the last couple of seasons of SoA.

Oberyn Martell this guy ain't.

I was disappointed to see The Colony omitted from this list. That series was an excellent examination of how real people might adjust to living in a post-apocalyptic situation. It was fascinating, educational, thrilling, and dramatic.

Syfy just dumped two post-apocalytic series, but Z Nation is doing deservedly well, so why not keep at it?

Ugh. Kurtzman and Orci are like a disease that destroys franchises.

Morgan episodes are always the best. I love how hard he's working to return to the nobility that makes us more than just animals who are fighting to survive.

Thank God for the Internet, providing an endless sea of smut so we can watch movies like people instead of horny apes hoping to see a nipple or two.

In his defense, Fight Club 2 is a thing that actually exists.

Was it really necessary to use a cross for a T and then invert it?

If we could buy our own gynoid Jennifer Lawrence, I'd be the first in line.

What a surprisingly high-quality article from a Gawker site.

My one bone of contention here is this:
Will was not awkward enough by far. Extreme, long-term isolation isn't easy to overcome, no matter how well-prepared you are for it.