Thank you! I recognized AA, but not Sabrina.

Are they doing this because last year's Sound of Music "remake" was so critically… wait, why are they doing this?
And why is NBC trying to make cheesy live musicals A Thing?

Actually, that show really did have unexpected, shocking character deaths… as long as you didn't accidentally hear that so-and-so would be starring in a new tv series that fall.

Talking of which, the Termites were really chewing down at their little bonfire. How was there still so much Bob left?

You don't even have to be cute, necessarily.

And without zombies, even. Point taken.
What I meant to say was that the ZA Atlanta hospital setting was boring (to me) not even because of the characters, but because of the hospital itself.

Beth was the only one in her group who apparently came up with shampoo and a comb every now and then. RIP to Beth, and high standard of ZA personal hygiene.

I think it was a metaphor of sorts. Like, who needs artificial exercise during a ZA? There's certainly something to be said for keeping in shape, but combined with the "going nowhere" aspect of a stationary bike, I think Dawn's using it was symbolic of her reign at the hospital, with her pointless rules, and waiting…

True! But you would have thought they would have at least tried to shut the door.

You're quite right, plus, there's the whole fail thing about trying to logic out stuff that happens on the show.
But. I had assumed that others besides Noah and Beth were desperate to leave the hospital.
Especially based on the fact that Rick and his friends played fair with the hostages (unlike Dawn), I would figure…

I don't think Beth knew she would get shot, but I do think she didn't particularly care what happened to her once she decided to try to kill Dawn, as long as she got a literal stab at Dawn: that's all she wanted.

Unfortunately, you have to avoid the internet entirely to avoid any spoilers after an episode has ended… particularly a season finale.

I think the best part of the episode was when Other Female Officer calls for a cease fire. That would have just been so sad (and pointless) if everyone got mowed down.

I realized, watching this episode, that hospitals are just flat-out boring. Unless George Clooney is there.

I'll pledge $10 for this, but only with the understanding that Comic Book Men is canceled immediately.

Depends on the kind of rolls, and if you're willing to share them.

I'm thinking they're going to have make a whole separate show for YouTube comments. I always wonder if those people mean to be horrible or are simply horrible spellers who are completely without self-awareness. PS: By saying, "Those people" am I automatically a racist?

I just might; other zombie lit, though, has been a turn-off. I'm mostly thinking of The Road to Woodbury and Rise of the Governor. They got really explicit about how the corpses smelled, and what sort of organs were splayed everywhere. That sort of thing.
Way easier to see it for a few seconds, instead of some sort of…

I think if McDonald's one day "admitted" that their hamburgers were made of people, the public would be outraged and horrified, but would also think, "Yeah, I can see that."

Better than lame brains, that's for sure.