I have a feeling Rick's plan is to have the Saviors and the Garbage people take each other out. Can he schedule both tributes on the same day?

True, but what about Apatow's Netflix series?

It's a callback of sorts to Carol and Tyreese's big talk in "The Grove."

Ten years ago, when Carl was only 32?

IT WAS JUST VAPOR LOCK

Most definitely. Jadis was certainly played like a Vulcan, or an alien from some other planet. Randulus?

"She's living in that house right over… there."

I like this, but they've already discounted the idea that even Maggie holds Daryl responsible.

I'm surprised Glenn didn't spring out from under one of their many dumpsters!

In all fairness, Carol's ideology is a novelty in this universe. Anyone who's tried practicing nonviolence has been killed (Tyreese) or compromised (Morgan) by this point. The Kingdom is the perfect soapbox to practice this with an audience who can both defend themselves, and already have an ear for theatrics thanks…

Oh boy would I love Jason Bateman to be needlessly shoehorned into TWD for a season or two.

RICK DOESN'T CARE ABOUT BLACK WALKERS

Shut up, Gary.

Daryl finally found Carol! Turns out she was living in the friend zone this whole time!

I also hope Hulu disappears by 2018.

That's maybe the stupidest thing I've ever heard. The ads are fucking ads and should be paid for by the product's marketing budget. So now the customers pay for the product and the promotion? I'll skip the movie entirely, thanks.

Maybe they don't want to compete with The Walking Dead at 9?

It's Always Sunny is also amazing for binge-watching, especially with groups, and has been since its start, which brings new viewers.

How much of It's Always Sunny's audience are 'new' young viewers? After twelve years a good chunk of that audience is aged out, no? Is there a term for this, like longitudinal viewers versus current viewers?

C- Felicia