So Saviors have plot stealth like zombies do.
And Glenn, Michonne, I get that these guys just appeared in front of you and there are more of them, but trees have great cover and you have a path homeward. People really need to stop surrendering like this. There's no reason for them to keep you alive except that it's a…

Your questions perhaps answered
1. to dig out that sarcophagus, though why an ancient asian sarcophagus was 40 stories under NYC, who the fuck knows.
2. I think the Blacksmith, i.e. the ex marine captain turned drug dealer. that afgan heroin is the purist.
3. I think they're incubators for the immortality drugs Nobu and…

don't they still want to wait for a jury verdict before declaring the guy guilty? To me, the outburst in court half way affirms what they're saying about Castle's inability to distinguish right from wrong. Of course he'd do it again, and enjoy it, etc. That's the point of the defense. But moving on, I suppose.

I know I'm watching a comic book show where people have powers and shouldn't expect any realism, really, but the whole trial is a bit preposterous. It would never get accelerated that fast and would probably take 3+ weeks just to get through the DA witnesses, who go first, and then the defense. So I'll just assume…

I got the impression that he became aware of Electra so allowed the fight to escalate to a good night now, but maybe that's too much credit or subtext

I've got three more to go, but I have to think that the paper chief is either being coerced by the blacksmith, or is the blacksmith, or something, because the "we need names…" thing of people that know of the sting gone bad and then being able to just send cops there and then the shoot up of her apartment stinks of…

well, you'd have a right certainly not to do business with that person. But warning people off of doing business could lead to tortious interference with an ability to enter a contract, opening you up to new liabilities. If people approach you to ask for a reference or work experience, that would be one thing, but…

I hate being a few days to a week late in watching these, but I'm glad there was an episode worth commenting on after a few weeks of sort of place setting.

given that Will Patton is in Falling Skies, I'm a little surprised he wasn't in this as the antagonist in Postman. I've not seen it since it came out, but I think he had a line in there that said he was a copier salesman before that apocalypse.

given that jackson has claimed deficiencies in the hobbit stem from scheduling and budget crunches due to swapping directors, I think delaying him another two or so years might suffice to just kill the hobbit movie(s). if you've gotta kill someone to prevent the movie, still better to take out jackson some time…

"I don't like comedy that is big and loud" says the guy who made bridesmaids and spy. talk about cognitive dissonance.

wouldn't it be better to just tie up jackson to prevent the movies?

I didn't read civil war when it came out, or since, but I somehow thought it was about registration and the elimination of secret identities and that that spider man was in fact on the side of keeping it secret, whereas this would imply he's siding with ironman..so am I wrong on the civil war, or is this a change, or…

reminds me of the negative Noah reviews, complaining the bible didn't talk about flying stone gargoyles, so it was totally fictionalized.

twas only a flesh wound. he'll bite her ankles now

what's her position on hot brunettes? does it have to be blonde?

Perhaps I remain naive or hopelessly optimistic, and therefore shortlived in the coming apocalypse. But they only know that this is a group led by a guy named Negan that will kill and take stuff. Beyond that, they know little to nothing, such as whether killing the head (Negan) and a few leaders will get the others in…

So, if the Saviors were just a group that our gang had encountered or found out about, I'd probably be with Morgan on the talk first front. But we have Jesus and Hilltop telling us exactly the kind of folks Negan's group is, and have the encounter with the bikers on the road to support it. I think Rick's plan of…

oh, what that the notebook scene? I couldn't read what was in the book, so didn't understand the keeping score reference in the review.

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