Omar comin'. For walkers.
Omar comin'. For walkers.
Was Harry Potter bit?
No, Audioslave was terrible, I Am the Highway excluded.
Yes it is not an instrumental, but no, it is not superior. Footsteps is PJ at its melodramatic, bombastic best.
Did I inspire your user name? Cause I remember very distinctly using that phrase once.
I should probably be ashamed at how hard I laughed at this. Alas.
Oh really? Sorry about that. I guess I just assigned a gender based on the avatar.
And he's BACK, ladies & gentlemen!
Agreed. There was a core intelligence to the character in the books that's missing here. If we eventually find out that (mild comic spoilers) this version of Michonne used to be a very successful lawyer, I won't really buy it.
You know what really makes no sense? Watching 3 seasons of a show you dislike. Try Boardwalk Empire or American Dad or football or something. There's a lot of other stuff on TV on Sunday nights.
Yeah, but given AMC's history of stepping on the toes of certified geniuses like Matt Wiener & Vince Gilligan, it's pretty justified in their case.
Yes. Exactly. Add Maggie, Merle and even Carol as of last season to that list. The main problem with this show is the charisma void that is Rick & Carl.
Based on the promo photos, it doesn't look like it's going to work for that long.
Was I the only one who "aww"d a little when Archer & Lana kissed at 0:45? I totally want those two crazy assholes to work it out!
By 'avoid' do you mean 'blast in the head with a pickaxe'? Cause I could back that.
Norman Reedus rules. He'll be at least a Statham-level star within the next 5 years.
Weak finale aside, last season was the best season by far.
I do. He started out slow but became a really compelling villian by the back quarter of last season. That scene where he genuinelly begged Michonne for the life of his walker daughter was the turning point.
I wouldn't say it's a shame, exactly. He led 94 very full years.
I just watched this 6 times in a row. There is literally not one second of this that does not kick ass.