Merle's dead, baby. Merle's dead.

For a second I thought the zombie was actually INSIDE the cow because of the way it was moving.

I don't get him wandering off on his own like that - what were the rest of the group doing? It's not like there's a bunch of little kids that they can't keep track of. And parents take time to teach their kids the dangers from traffic and strangers, so you'd think Lori and Rick would have hammered into his head that…

If the show is facing cancellation, we can only hope that the episode consisting of Jahel sunbathing in a tiny bikini is made a priority. She is *stacked*.

It's so fake it's ridiculous. Do the people who hand these out as promo items just not give a shit?

@avclub-17a9e577ab7b749bfb086d5ce17c87d9:disqus The "creepy" music is from The Black Hole. I think it's the Overture.

My only memory of the first three books was her continual use of "preternatural". I remember wondering who edited her writings, especially when she used the word five times in two pages.

For all Oprah's fans claiming she does a lot of good work, her show was basically there to promote her own whacko beliefs. The ratio of "good deeds" to "boosting some charlatan" must be 1:100.

I want to like this all night long.

Lydon should have re-released album/cassette/compact disc in digital form and just called it "mp3".

How old was Bottin when he did the effects for The Thing? 'Cos fuck me, he had an amazing talent.

I watched The Howling yesterday and I'd forgotten about that scene. You're right, it is crazy.

"build a group of small-town modeling agencies, called the Network, that feed the 5-foot-10-inch corn-fed beauties of America directly into his hands"
Reminds me of this: http://www.theonion.com/art…

The same thing happened to me, but my friend was more violent in his response - "IT'S A FUCKING COVER YOU MORON!"

Thank Christ, I was beginning to think I was the only one who thinks Gervais is a nasty little cunt whose success is way out of proportion to his "talent".

Her main claim to fame in the UK is that she's the daughter of Richard Beckinsale, a much-loved actor who starred in several hit TV comedies in the 70s and who died of a massive heart attack aged 31.

Semi-serious question that's been annoying me since the first one: So this war between vampires and werewolves has been going on for centuries and yet no one in the "real" (i.e. non-leather-catsuit wearing) world knows about it?

"102 Minutes' is the best one - no narration, just footage taken by regular people of the disaster as it happened.

I thought she was banging someone high up on the E network then dumped him the minute she got her own show.

Yes it was.