Don't blame me. Blame Herodotus and his pesky desire to catalogue things.

I'll just leave this here: tvtropes.org

I'll just leave this here: tvtropes.org

These characters ain't got time for artifice or niceties. There are fucking zombies. Economy of language and the direct approach have a tangible benefit when trying to survive as a group.

These characters ain't got time for artifice or niceties. There are fucking zombies. Economy of language and the direct approach have a tangible benefit when trying to survive as a group.

@avclub-b8b0e9685190772ecdb089f0b4a0369f:disqus Uhh…don't read one of my other comments on this review, then.

@avclub-b8b0e9685190772ecdb089f0b4a0369f:disqus Uhh…don't read one of my other comments on this review, then.

Exhibit A: The Undertaker.

Exhibit A: The Undertaker.

Agreed (never thought I'd cite a performance in the Silent Hill movie as evidence of an actor's range). Andrea sucks because of how she's written, not because of the limitations of the actress.

Agreed (never thought I'd cite a performance in the Silent Hill movie as evidence of an actor's range). Andrea sucks because of how she's written, not because of the limitations of the actress.

Yeah, and Andrea's willful obliviousness is just as bad. Michonne won't even try to communicate, and when Andrea talks, all I hear is a dull droning sound.

Yeah, and Andrea's willful obliviousness is just as bad. Michonne won't even try to communicate, and when Andrea talks, all I hear is a dull droning sound.

IT'S STILL REAL TO ME, DAMMIT!

IT'S STILL REAL TO ME, DAMMIT!

Andrea's bastardization into the show's resident oblivious gadfly continues to be one of my least favorite things about the adaptation.

Andrea's bastardization into the show's resident oblivious gadfly continues to be one of my least favorite things about the adaptation.

Hi, fellow wrestling fan here. If it helps take the sting out of it, think of the comparison as applying to the negative stereotype of the wrestling fan. Of course, there are people who act like that at pro wrestling shows, but not everyone. As for the other point of comparison, the worked nature of the fights, of…

Hi, fellow wrestling fan here. If it helps take the sting out of it, think of the comparison as applying to the negative stereotype of the wrestling fan. Of course, there are people who act like that at pro wrestling shows, but not everyone. As for the other point of comparison, the worked nature of the fights, of…

Don't sell yourself short. Rural Penn is bad, but nothing quite lives up to the authentic West Virginia experience. Tell me, have you ever had to run on foot from a sexagenarian with a shotgun in broad daylight because you had the bad taste to experience car trouble adjacent to his property?