From the start of TWD, I've always thought the coast makes the most sense due to food supply in the water, limited walker attack radius, and generally greater chance for fresh rainwater (especially the Gulf Coast).

I've never owned a boat much less a super-sophisticated yacht, but I would assume if your sonar will notify you of a moving vessel if might notify you of a shot up, dead in the water vessel, right?

That picture alone just got the Captain calling Tennille to get a reunion album going.

Well, it is a five year old movie.

Had a thought yesterday… It's obvious Rick is being overconfident with the Saviors, especially considering they have multiple manned locations and he could be underestimating the number of people they're up against. Now I know Rick has lost his mind a few times since he woke up in the hospital, but this is all pretty…

I think Daryl is alright (for now). I think Dwight shot him in the shoulder on purpose since he was complaining about Daryl's crossbow having a bit of a kick.

Awesome, keeps these negative reviews coming so I can keep lowering the bar of my expectations. By the time I see it, I'll probably give it a 9/10.

No mention of the Alamo?

This is actually perfect timing since I took my kids to the Alamo last week and they watched Pee Wee's Big Adventure in the hotel that night.

I often wonder what would happen if models started smiling.

It reminds of one of those horrible photoshopped movie posters. "The Penthouse" comes to mind.

Yes, I still enjoy "Downtown" too, especially the video since it is so ridiculous. Speaking of ridiculous, that reminds me I haven't watched the "Turn Down for What" video in a while. Be right back.

“Yup. Do it again tomorrow?” was probably my favorite part followed closely by Daryl's hand motions when talking to Dr. Denise about pop.

I guess the editor changed the grade from D- to B-, because damn it sounds like Zack doesn't even like the entire zombie genre anymore.

Was that an orc at 0:55?

I didn't know Arlo Givens moved to DC.

You use this word, alcoves?

"He taught us that it wasn’t a game; it was about making as much music as you can.”
That's good advice when you're as talented as Tupac. Unfortunately, many less talented people have tried it.

Just some random ones that came to mind: Saturday Night Fever, Groove, The Village, Pulp Fiction, Amadeus.

Andrea on The Walking Dead.