I was wondering if he could have given Alicia the idol considering it was supposed to be given to the other tribe originally. Maybe that was out the window with the swap.
I was wondering if he could have given Alicia the idol considering it was supposed to be given to the other tribe originally. Maybe that was out the window with the swap.
But then they wouldn't be in the spotlight.
Next season, that hat is being replace by the Prime Suspect hat.
I'm not particularly confident the horses will be better off in their retirement now that they will be somewhere lower profile than the set of an HBO show.
Especially since he was confessing to something he didn't actually do. He told Bill he was on the chopping block not that he was the next to go. Small difference, I guess. Then again, Lief's little grins at Tribal suggest he knew he wasn't going anywhere and the whole thing was a sham to get rid of Bill.
Do I detect a hint of sarcasm?
Based on the title of this episode, I first thought Carl would kill Randall and they would spend about three weeks talking about crazy Carl. I then thought the zombie would make its way back to the farm and kill Randall.
I dunno, the Night of the Long Knives was probably pretty tense.
I think you're onto something @avclub-f979394c282f4c89bbd91e8ef5589479:disqus Shane doesn't mention the zombie heading towards the farm because it will potentially prove Rick can't protect the group.
Love this column.
The guys made it like pros last night. Survivor Man himself would be proud.
@avclub-eee6e49e09ab1c283e2d7689d45a7b4b:disqus When you said coming back, I assumed you meant she was coming back to work with you. She was a teacher wasn't she?
I was amused by that blonde sort of butch girl seated in the middle of the council saying her role on the tribe was to take care of the fire. The fire that went out the first night or the fire they've had for about an hour?
Did the rule state it had to be given before the next Tribal or before any Tribal? Having to give it before the next Tribal is severely limiting.
Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii—-ann.
I remember the first (only?) battle of the sexes. The women did very well, but the winner was a guy with a huge mullet. It was an entertaining season.
You didn't think she was hotter in Gone in 60 Seconds?
There's lot of Dinty Moore canned stew around if you know where to look.
And Pruitt Taylor Vince was briefly on the infinitely shittier Walking Dead.
Pretty sure they work in that video store where they remade all the movies over a couple days after they were accidentally erased.