Or maybe the live children were more easily captured and consumed by the adult walkers and therefore the kids never became walkers themselves. That would make them the lucky ones. :)

I think because FTWD is documenting the zombie infestation as it happens, then naturally more people will die at work in their work uniform. However, as people figure out there is a zombie apocalypse happening like TWD, they'll dress more comfortably as they try to escape whatever their circumstance is. Rick was the…

I didn't know her but she replied to a couple of emails I sent to the band awhile back. I was asking about tour dates and she wrote a long message about how touring was grueling but social media allowed her to stay in contact with so many people. She seemed so down to earth. RIP

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I love the soundtrack but I was an ONJ fan since she was a little bit country. I saw the movie at the old Ann Arbor State Theatre wishing they had a better sound system.

After vowing to change the channel from ESPN to any other channel at the mention of either the Boston Red Sox or the New York Yankees, I haven't been able to watch more than a couple of minutes of ESPN each day.

As is my Easter tradition, I just rewatched JCS and it still feels as powerful to me as listening to the original album at a friend's house when we were both 11. The songs humanized biblical characters in a way my Catholic upbringing could. At the "hippie' guitar mass at our church, we sang "Hosanna, hey sanna…" and…

Z Nation has not been satisfying my hunger for The Walking Dead. It will be a good Sunday evening.

Once Stefon came on, the DVR went on and I went to bed. I'll enjoy the rest of the show later. Stefon is one note repeated ad nauseum.

Weekend Update seemed awkward and unrehearsed. But I give it 1 star for no Stefon.

I figured that the father of the aborted baby was a male clone on a mission pretending to be hot for Sarah and that's why she recognized the soldier behind the glass.

Honorable Mention. Ethan-Rachel (the only 2 characters wanting and wishing to change their past as all the other characters worry about the present-future)

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Yes, thank you. I tried to correct it but I couldn't log back in to avclub until just a few minutes ago. I guess I can't chew gum and comment at the same time.

Next on ABC: "Resurrection: HIMYM"

Because Lily can't keep secrets (prior to last night's show) she may have wanted a drink in her hand to keep her mouth busy so she didn't accidently spill the beans.

To cover up that technical[correction: technicolor] yawning smell in her mouth.

The first season in Atlanta, Rick and Glenn dealt with some pretty fast running Walkers. I know someone said something about in a group, they are faster/more aggressive, which of course only makes sense as a plot device but at least the groundwork was laid for fast "walkers". Maybe that's why the Governor called them…

I think in a post 24 bombardment of social media, talking heads and nonstop verbal, background noise, that once people got used to the lack of this type of noise, they would be speaking more slowly, more deliberately in conversation.

I've never seen "Scandal" either but I'm familiar enough with the genre to laugh heartily at the ridiculous and impossible efficiency of those character types. Also, I've never seen an episode of "Girls" and I was pleasantly surprised by Lena's live comedic timing. I still think Colin is not a good fit for Weekend…