"Nobody exists on purpose, nobody belongs anywhere, everybody's gonna die. Come watch TV."

Arya's ability sort of requires she just show up out of nowhere or the audience will always know when she's impersonating someone, and it wouldn't even have a chance to be surprising. I felt her warping to the Riverlands was a bit lame last season but… she really can't just anti-climatically kill Cersi so, if that's…

From my understanding many followers of the god of flame get visions staring into the fire. It's not unique to him.

And if you were ever going to learn if you had miraculous abilities to bring people back to life, how else would you find out?!

But… 13 Reasons Why, as someone who doesn't give enough shits to watch it, sounds on the surface level exploitative and a weird way to handle teenagers fascination with a very dangerous subject (and in a way that seeks to 'justify' it).

But… we've already seen they just went the route of 'it just doesn't work' there's nothing to spoil. 'It just doesn't work' plays a lot better to the camera than the ninja-speed I'd shoot you first explanation, so it's an understandable departure.

How can anyone be mad at the AV-Club's political coverage? It's so dense with jokes I swear those articles must take the longest to write.

I tried looking, we got "President Peepaw yelling nasty things at the lady on the TV again" "some NRA shit" "Some FOX news defense of Pres PeePaw" … I can't find 4… "Sam Bee and Warren" for the full house?

It's sort of weird they don't just do some series finale edit for shows that end with unneeded cliffhangers, if they don't add anything, and there's no continuation, why keep them?

Lana's letter on twitter left the door open for more after the finale, but lets be realistic, this is plenty. That a show this bold gets to end on its own terms is more than enough.

Orgy or riot.

I had a comment on the finale of season 2 about what I hoped would happen in the beginning of season 3, and people kept upvoting me to reopen that wound.

I believe they're referring to when Tatum had a vision with Peyton when accessing the safety deposit box. It didn't make sense since FG zombies are typically on brain tubes.

She has sex with Major who was cured, so it'd be pretty shitty of her to be a zombie and not disclose that.

She is human and was right next to the blast. It's sad, but probably not possible. I could see plenty of zombie survivors.

I hadn't connected the dots of the cure missing with Vivian but that actually makes a lot of sense and explains her random 'death'

That would assume he knew he'd die, and knew he would have his brains fed to her. Which seems like a pretty big leap to make. It's pretty hard to mastermind a plan that mostly happens after you are murdered.

Plotwise it just seems like the best option, especially with how Liv and him connected pre-cure and how being a zombie makes him a lot harder to kill in a job that's very dangerous.

He also set the mines that killed two Fillmore Graves soldiers. With the intention of that happening. Hardly innocent.

Cult doesn't have all that strict a definition, but I know religious types don't like the word being used at them, so I do.